GP Montreal 2016 - Startlist

11.09

The Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal is a UCI WorldTour one day race held in Montréal, Canada. First organised in 2010, it takes place two days after the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec and completes the Canadian WorldTour double. The race is built around repeated laps of a demanding circuit on and around Mount Royal, with several climbs gradually wearing down the field. Its combination of elevation, repetition and an uphill run to the finish makes Montréal particularly suited to climbers, puncheurs and Classics specialists with the endurance to perform after a long and selective race.

Startlist

Tinkoff

#RiderCountry
1 Peter Sagan Slovakia
2 Maciej Bodnar Poland
3 Oscar Gatto Italy
4 Michael Kolar Slovakia
5 Roman Kreuziger Czech Republic
6 Rafal Majka Poland
7 Evgeni Petrov Russian Federation
8 Michael Valgren Denmark

Cannondale - Drapac Pro Cycling

#RiderCountry
11 Rigoberto Uran Colombia
12 Alberto Bettiol Italy
13 André Cardoso Portugal
14 Lawson Craddock United States
15 Ramunas Navardauskas Lithuania
16 Toms Skujins Latvia
17 Tom-Jelte Slagter Netherlands
18 Michael Woods Canada

Lotto - Soudal

#RiderCountry
21 Tim Wellens Belgium
22 Lars Bak Denmark
23 Tiesj Benoot Belgium
24 Kris Boeckmans Belgium
25 Pim Ligthart Netherlands
26 Sean De Bie Belgium
27 Jürgen Roelandts Belgium
28 Jelle Vanendert Belgium

Movistar Team

#RiderCountry
31 Ion Izagirre Spain
32 Winner Anacona Colombia
33 Jesus Herrada Spain
34 Adriano Malori Italy
35 Nelson Oliveira Portugal
36 Antonio Pedrero Spain
37 Jasha Sütterlin Germany
38 Francisco Ventoso Spain

Team Sky

#RiderCountry
41 Geraint Thomas United Kingdom
42 Philip Deignan Ireland
43 Sebastian Henao Colombia
44 Gianni Moscon Italy
45 Mikel Nieve Spain
46 Andrew Fenn United Kingdom
47 Luke Rowe United Kingdom
48 Xabier Zandio Spain

BMC Racing Team

#RiderCountry
51 Greg Van Avermaet Belgium
52 Brent Bookwalter United States
53 Marcus Burghardt Germany
54 Damiano Caruso Italy
55 Joey Rosskopf United States
56 Michael Schär Switzerland
57 Manuel Senni Italy
58 Peter Velits Slovakia

Team Katusha

#RiderCountry
61 Ilnur Zakarin Russian Federation
62 Maxim Belkov Russian Federation
63 Vladimir Isaichev Russian Federation
64 Vyacheslav Kuznetsov Russian Federation
65 Simon Spilak Slovenia
66 Alexey Tsatevitch Russian Federation
67 Jurgen Van den Broeck Belgium
68 Angel Vicioso Spain

Etixx - Quick Step

#RiderCountry
71 Julian Alaphilippe France
72 Tom Boonen Belgium
73 Laurens De Plus Belgium
74 Nikolas Maes Belgium
75 Matteo Trentin Italy
76 Petr Vakoc Czech Republic
77 Stijn Vandenbergh Belgium
78 Fabio Sabatini Italy

Orica - BikeExchange

#RiderCountry
81 Adam Yates United Kingdom
82 Michael Albasini Switzerland
83 Luke Durbridge Australia
84 Mathew Hayman Australia
85 Daryl Impey South Africa
86 Christopher Juul-Jensen Denmark
87 Michael Matthews Australia
88 Christian Meier Canada

Trek-Segafredo

#RiderCountry
91 Ryder Hesjedal Canada
92 Julian Arredondo Colombia
93 Stijn Devolder Belgium
94 Bauke Mollema Netherlands
95 Gregory Rast Switzerland
96 Fränk Schleck Luxembourg
97 Peter Stetina United States
98 Jasper Stuyven Belgium

FDJ

#RiderCountry
101 Jérémy Roy France
102 William Bonnet France
103 Jeremy Maison France
104 Ignatas Konovalovas Lithuania
105 Olivier Le Gac France
106 Steve Morabito Switzerland
107 Yoann Offredo France
108 Anthony Roux France

Astana Pro Team

#RiderCountry
111 Fabio Aru Italy
112 Valerio Agnoli Italy
113 Jakob Fuglsang Denmark
114 Tanel Kangert Estonia
115 Maxat Ayazbayev Kazakhstan
116 Alexey Lutsenko Kazakhstan
117 Diego Rosa Italy
118 Eros Capecchi Italy

Team LottoNL-Jumbo

#RiderCountry
121 Wilco Kelderman Netherlands
122 Twan Castelijns Netherlands
123 Moreno Hofland Netherlands
124 Timo Roosen Netherlands
125 Mike Teunissen Netherlands
126 Tom Van Asbroeck Belgium
127 Dennis Van Winden Netherlands
128 Alexey Vermeulen United States

AG2R La Mondiale

#RiderCountry
131 Romain Bardet France
132 Julien Bérard France
133 Mikaël Chérel France
134 Ben Gastauer Luxembourg
135 Cyril Gautier France
136 Matteo Montaguti Italy
137 Hugo Houle Canada
138 Alexis Vuillermoz France

Lampre-Merida

#RiderCountry
141 Rui Costa Portugal
142 Matteo Bono Italy
143 Matej Mohoric Slovenia
144 Manuele Mori Italy
145 Simone Petilli Italy
146 Luka Pibernik Slovenia
147 Jan Polanc Slovenia
148 Diego Ulissi Italy

Team Giant - Alpecin

#RiderCountry
151 Simon Geschke Germany
152 Bert De Backer Belgium
153 Fredrik Ludvigsson Sweden
154 Sam Oomen Netherlands
155 Georg Preidler Austria
156 Laurens Ten Dam Netherlands
157 Albert Timmer Netherlands
158 Lars van der Haar Netherlands

IAM Cycling

#RiderCountry
161 Jarlinson Pantano Colombia
162 Oliver Zaugg Switzerland
163 Martin Elmiger Switzerland
164 Jonathan Fumeaux Switzerland
165 Heinrich Haussler Australia
166 Reto Hollenstein Switzerland
167 Oliver Naesen Belgium
168 David Tanner Australia

Team Dimension Data

#RiderCountry
171 Serge Pauwels Belgium
172 Natnael Berhane Eritrea
173 Matthew Brammeier Ireland
174 Nathan Haas Australia
175 Reinardt Janse van Rensburg South Africa
176 Youcef Reguigui Algeria
177 Songezo Jim South Africa
178 Adrien Niyonshuti Rwanda

Direct Energie

#RiderCountry
181 Antoine Duchesne Canada
182 Bryan Coquard France
183 Yohann Gène France
184 Fabien Grellier France
185 Angelo Tulik France
186 Adrien Petit France
187 Alexandre Pichot France
188 Thomas Voeckler France

Bora - Argon 18

#RiderCountry
191 Sam Bennett Ireland
192 Jan Barta Czech Republic
193 Emanuel Buchmann Germany
194 Patrick Konrad Austria
195 Dominik Nerz Germany
196 Lukas Pöstlberger Austria
197 Andreas Schillinger Germany
198 Paul Voss Germany

Canada

#RiderCountry
201 Bruno Langlois Canada
202 Guillaume Boivin Canada
203 Alexander Cataford Canada
204 Matteo Dal-Cin Canada
206 Nicolas Masbourian Canada
207 Ben Perry Canada
208 David Drouin Canada

Race profile

Race
GP Montreal
Date
11.09.2016
Total distance
205.7 km
Gen
Men
Cat
1.UWT
Country
Canada
Discipline
Road
First edition
2010

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