Saturday July 1, from the Spanish Basque country, 176 riders will take the start of the Tour de France 2023. Divided into 22 teams of eight riders, they all hope to be at the finish, next July 23 at the Champs-Élysées. Last year, it was the Dane Jonas Vingegaard who won from the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar. The two men, who had offered us an epic duel on the Granon, will be two new present this year with the sign of ultra-favorites. Around them, their teams of Jumbo-Visma for the first and UAE for the second will look very proud.
On the French side, the best chances will be carried by the Groupama-FDJ of Gaudu, Pinot or Madouas, while AG2R hopes that its Australian leader Ben O’Connor will do as well as possible two seasons ago, where he finished 4th in the Tour. Here is, in detail, the list of the 22 and 176 riders entered in this Tour de France.
Jumbo Visma
KELDERMAN Wilco
VAN BAARLE Dylan
VAN AERT Wout
KISS Sepp
VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan
LAPORTE Christophe
BENOOT Tiesj
VINGEGAARD Jonas
UAE Team Emirates
GROßSCHARTNER Felix
LAENGEN Vegard Stake
BJERG Mikkel
TRENTIN Matthew
THE CAKE Tadej
YATES Adam
MAJKA Raphael
SOLER Marc
Bahrain – Victorious
HAIG Jack
BAUHAUS Phil
ARNDT Nikias
POELS Wout
BILBAO Pello
MOHORIČ Matej
COUNTRY Mikel
WRIGHT Fred
BEST – hansgrohe
HALLER Marco
KONRAD Patrick
JUNGLE Bob
MEUS Jordi
BUCHMAN Emanuel
HINDLEY Jai
VAN POPPEL Danny
POLICE OFFICER Nils
Groupama – FDJ
PACHER Quentin
LE GAC Olivier
VANDEN BERG Lars
KUNG Stefan
ENJOY Kevin
GAUDU David
PINOT Thibaut
MADOUAS Valentin
INEOS Grenadiers
BERNAL Egan
TURNER Ben
FRIAR Omar
MARTINEZ Daniel Felipe
PIDCOCK Thomas
KWIATKOWSKI Michael
RODRIGUEZ Carlos
CASTROVIEJO Jonathan
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
ABRAHAMSEN Jonas
GREGARD Jonas
CHARMING Anthon
WÆRENSKJOLD Søren
THE TREE Torstein
JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland
TILLER Rasmus
KRISTOFF Alexander
Israel – Premier Tech
WOODS Michael
STRONG Corbin
NEYLAND Christ
HOULE Hugo
BOIVIN Guillaume
SCHULTZ Nick
GET DYLAN
CLARKE Simon
Lotto Dstny
FREED Frederik
UNICORN Pascal
THE BUYST Jasper
CAMPENAERTS Victor
GUARNIERI Jacopo
VERMEERSCH Florian
EWAN Caleb
VAN GILS Maxim
Lidl – Trek
GALLOPIN Tony
CICCONE Julius
SIMMONS Quinn
LOPEZ Juan Pedro
STUYVEN Jasper
PEDERSEN Mads
KIRSCH Alex
SKJELMOSE Mattias
Intermarché – Circus – Wanty
SMITH Dion
Girmay Binim
MEINTJES Louis
TUNISES Mike
LITTLE Adrian
CARPENTER George
COAST Rui
CALMEJANE Lilian
Team DSM – Firmenich
HAMILTON Chris
EDMONDSON Alex
VERMAARCH Kevin
DEGENKOLB John
WELSFORD Sam
DINHAM Matthew
BARDET Romain
EEKHOFF Nils
Movistar Team
STONER ANTONIO
MUHLBERGER Gregor
ARANBURU Alex
IZAGIRRE Gorka
JORGENSON Matteo
OLIVEIRA Nelson
WARRIOR Ruben
MORE Henry
Team Jayco AlUla
JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
REINDERS Elmar
HARPER Chris
DURBRIDGE Luke
CRADDOCK Lawson
YATES Simon
GREENWAYS Dylan
MEZGEC Luka
AG2R Citroen Team
PETERS Nans
NAESEN Oliver
COSNEFROY Benoit
O’CONNOR Ben
PARET-PAINTER Aurélien
GALL Felix
BERTHET Clement
DEWULF Stan
Alpecin-Deceuninck
RICKAERT Jonas
PHILIPS Jasper
VAN DER POEL Mathieu
Hermans Quinten
GOGL Michael
KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren
Astana Qazaqstan Team
TEJADA Harold
MOSCON Gianni
LUTSENKO Alexey
FEDOROV Yevgeniy
CAVENDISH Mark
It was Cees
DE LA CRUZ David
SANCHEZ Luis Leon
You trust
RENARD Alexis
GESCHKE Simon
ZINGLE Axel
PEREZ Anthony
LAFAY Victor
COQUARD Bryan
IZAGIRRE Ion
MARTIN Guillaume
EF Education-EasyPost
POWLESS Neilson
HONORABLE Mikkel Frølich
CORT Magnus
Richard Carapaz
URAN Rigoberto
BETTIOL Alberto
AMADOR Andrey
Soudal – Quick Step
BAGIOLI Andrew
ALAPHILIPPE Julian
VANSEVENANT Mauri
CAVAGNA Rowing
LAMPAERT Yves
SENECHAL Florian
MØRKØV Michael
JAKOBSEN Fabio
Team Arkea Samsic
PICHON Laurent
GUGLIELMI Simon
Bierman’s Jenthe
BARGUIL Warren
CHOPPED Luke
CHAMPOUSSIN Clement
DELAPLACE Anthony
LOUVEL Matis
TotalEnergies
BURGAUDEAU Mathieu
BOASSON HAGEN Edvald
TOMORROW Steff
FERRON Valentin
LATOUR Pierre
OSS Daniel
SAGAN Peter
TURGIS Anthony
