Giro d'Italia 2019 - Startlist

21 stages, Bologna > Verona, 3537.6km

11.05-02.06

The Giro d'Italia, also known as La Corsa Rosa, will be held for the 109th time in 2026. First held in 1909, the Giro has established itself as one of the most iconic races on the cycling calendar with 71 different winners. This year's edition runs from May 8 to May 31, starting in Nessebar, Bulgaria and finishing in Rome, Italy. The winner of the race is awarded the iconic maglia rosa.

Startlist

Movistar Team

#RiderCountry
1 Mikel Landa Spain
2 Andrey Amador Costa Rica
3 Richard Carapaz Ecuador
4 Hector Carretero Spain
5 Lluis Mas Spain
6 Antonio Pedrero Spain
7 José Joaquin Rojas Spain
8 Jasha Sütterlin Germany

AG2R La Mondiale

#RiderCountry
11 Tony Gallopin France
12 François Bidard France
13 Nico Denz Germany
14 Hubert Dupont France
15 Ben Gastauer Luxembourg
16 Nans Peters France
17 Lawrence Warbasse United States
18 Alexis Vuillermoz France

Androni Giocattoli - Sidermec

#RiderCountry
21 Francesco Gavazzi Italy
22 Manuel Belletti Italy
23 Mattia Cattaneo Italy
24 Miguel Florez Colombia
25 Marco Frapporti Italy
26 Fausto Masnada Italy
27 Matteo Montaguti Italy
28 Andrea Vendrame Italy

Astana Pro Team

#RiderCountry
31 Miguel Ángel López Colombia
32 Pello Bilbao Spain
33 Manuele Boaro Italy
34 Dario Cataldo Italy
35 Jan Hirt Czech Republic
36 Ion Izagirre Spain
37 Davide Villella Italy
38 Andrey Zeits Kazakhstan

Bahrain - Merida

#RiderCountry
41 Vincenzo Nibali Italy
42 Valerio Agnoli Italy
43 Grega Bole Slovenia
44 Damiano Caruso Italy
45 Andrea Garosio Italy
46 Kristjan Koren Slovenia
47 Antonio Nibali Italy
48 Domenico Pozzovivo Italy

Bardiani - CSF

#RiderCountry
51 Enrico Barbin Italy
52 Giovanni Carboni Italy
53 Luca Covili Italy
54 Mirco Maestri Italy
55 Umberto Orsini Italy
56 Lorenzo Rota Italy
57 Manuel Senni Italy
58 Paolo Simion Italy

Bora - Hansgrohe

#RiderCountry
61 Rafal Majka Poland
62 Pascal Ackermann Germany
63 Cesare Benedetti Poland
64 Davide Formolo Italy
65 Jay McCarthy Australia
66 Pawel Poljanski Poland
67 Michael Schwarzmann Germany
68 Rüdiger Selig Germany

CCC Team

#RiderCountry
71 Amaro Antunes Portugal
72 Josef Cerný Czech Republic
73 Victor De La Parte Spain
74 Kamil Gradek Poland
75 Jakub Mareczko Italy
76 Lukasz Owsian Poland
77 Laurens Ten Dam Netherlands
78 Francisco Ventoso Spain

Deceuninck-Quick Step

#RiderCountry
81 Elia Viviani Italy
82 Eros Capecchi Italy
83 Mikkel Honore Denmark
84 Bob Jungels Luxembourg
85 James Knox United Kingdom
86 Fabio Sabatini Italy
87 Florian Sénéchal France
88 Pieter Serry Belgium

EF Education First

#RiderCountry
91 Sacha Modolo Italy
92 Sean Bennett United States
93 Matti Breschel Denmark
94 Nathan Brown United States
95 Jonathan Caicedo Ecuador
96 Hugh Carthy United Kingdom
97 Joe Dombrowski United States
98 Tanel Kangert Estonia

Groupama - FDJ

#RiderCountry
101 Arnaud Démare France
102 Jacopo Guarnieri Italy
103 Ignatas Konovalovas Lithuania
104 Olivier Le Gac France
105 Tobias Ludvigsson Sweden
106 Valentin Madouas France
107 Miles Scotson Australia
109 Ramon Sinkeldam Netherlands

Israel Cycling Academy

#RiderCountry
111 Davide Cimolai Italy
112 Awet Gebremedhin Sweden
113 Guillaume Boivin Canada
114 Conor Dunne Ireland
115 Krists Neilands Latvia
116 Rubén Plaza Spain
117 Guy Niv Israel
118 Kristian Sbaragli Italy

Lotto - Soudal

#RiderCountry
121 Caleb Ewan Australia
122 Victor Campenaerts Belgium
123 Jasper De Buyst Belgium
124 Thomas De Gendt Belgium
125 Adam Hansen Australia
126 Roger Kluge Germany
127 Jelle Vanendert Belgium
128 Tosh Van der Sande Belgium

Mitchelton - Scott

#RiderCountry
131 Simon Yates United Kingdom
132 Jack Bauer New Zealand
133 Brent Bookwalter United States
134 Esteban Chaves Colombia
135 Luke Durbridge Australia
136 Lucas Hamilton Australia
137 Christopher Juul-Jensen Denmark
138 Mikel Nieve Spain

Nippo - Vini Fantini - Faizanè

#RiderCountry
141 Marco Canola Italy
142 Damiano Cima Italy
143 Nicola Bagioli Italy
144 Juan Jose Lobato Spain
145 Giovanni Lonardi Italy
146 Hiroki Nishimura Japan
147 Sho Hatsuyama Japan
148 Ivan Santaromita Italy

Team Dimension Data

#RiderCountry
151 Ben O'Connor Australia
152 Scott Davies United Kingdom
153 Enrico Gasparotto Switzerland
154 Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier Eritrea
155 Ryan Gibbons South Africa
156 Giacomo Nizzolo Italy
157 Mark Renshaw Australia
158 Danilo Wyss Switzerland

Team Ineos

#RiderCountry
161 Pavel Sivakov France
162 Edward Dunbar Ireland
163 Tao Geoghegan Hart United Kingdom
164 Sebastian Henao Colombia
165 Christian Knees Germany
166 Jhonnatan Narvaez Ecuador
167 Salvatore Puccio Italy
168 Ivan Sosa Colombia

Team Jumbo-Visma

#RiderCountry
171 Primoz Roglic Slovenia
172 Koen Bouwman Netherlands
173 Laurens De Plus Belgium
174 Sepp Kuss United States
175 Tom Leezer Netherlands
176 Paul Martens Germany
177 Antwan Tolhoek Netherlands
178 Jos Van Emden Netherlands

Team Katusha - Alpecin

#RiderCountry
181 Ilnur Zakarin Russian Federation
182 Enrico Battaglin Italy
183 Jenthe Biermans Belgium
184 Marco Haller Austria
185 Reto Hollenstein Switzerland
186 Vyacheslav Kuznetsov Russian Federation
187 Daniel Navarro Spain
188 Dmitriy Strakhov Russian Federation

Team Sunweb

#RiderCountry
191 Tom Dumoulin Netherlands
192 Jan Bakelants Belgium
193 Chad Haga United States
194 Chris Hamilton Australia
195 Jai Hindley Australia
196 Sam Oomen Netherlands
197 Robert Power Australia
198 Louis Vervaeke Belgium

Trek-Segafredo

#RiderCountry
201 Bauke Mollema Netherlands
202 Gianluca Brambilla Italy
203 Giulio Ciccone Italy
204 William Clarke Australia
205 Nicola Conci Italy
206 Michael Gogl Austria
207 Markel Irizar Spain
208 Matteo Moschetti Italy

UAE Team Emirates

#RiderCountry
211 Fernando Gaviria Colombia
212 Tom Bohli Switzerland
213 Simone Consonni Italy
214 Valerio Conti Italy
215 Marco Marcato Italy
216 Sebastian Molano Colombia
217 Jan Polanc Slovenia
218 Diego Ulissi Italy

Race profile

Race
Giro d'Italia
Start date
11.05.2019
End date
02.06.2019
Total distance
3537.6 km
Number of stages
21
Gen
Men
Cat
2.UWT
Country
Italy
Discipline
Road
First edition
1909

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