RideLondon-Surrey Classic 2019 start list

Full list of riders taking part in the 2019 Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic road race on Sunday, August 4

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A number of the world's best sprinters - including Michael Matthews (Team Sunweb) and Elia Viviani (Deceuninck-Quick-Step) and Caleb Ewan (Lotto-Soudal) - are among those to contest victory in the world's richest one-day race, the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic (August 4).

The 169km race takes riders through the Surrey Hills via Newlands Corner before five laps of Box Hill and a finish on The Mall in central London.

The WorldTour race comes just a week after the finish of the 2019 Tour de France, however a number of riders who rode into Paris will be taking to the start line in London.

A changed route this year could see some more attacking, however the race still looks set to come down to a reduced bunch sprint, with Sam Bennett (Bora-Hansgrohe) also among the line-up. His team-mate and defending champion Pascal Ackermann does not return however to defend his title.

RideLondon-Surrey Classic 2019 start list

Bora-Hansgrohe

DRUCKER Jempy

ARCHBOLD Shane

BAŠKA Erik

BENNETT Sam

SAGAN Juraj

SCHILLINGER Andreas

SCHWARZMANN Michael

Team Katusha Alpecin

BIERMANS Jenthe

DEBUSSCHERE Jens

DOWSETT Alex

HALLER Marco

POLITT Nils

TANFIELD Harry

ZABEL Rick

Team Dimension Data

GIBBONS Ryan

NIZZOLO Giacomo

RENSHAW Mark

SLAGTER Tom-Jelte

THOMSON Jay Robert

TILLER Rasmus

VERMOTE Julien

EF Education First

BRESCHEL Matti

DOCKER Mitchell

HOFLAND Moreno

LANGEVELD Sebastian

MCLAY Daniel

PHINNEY Taylor

VANMARCKE Sep

Bahrain-Merida

ARASHIRO Yukiya

BAUHAUS Phil

COLBRELLI Sonny

HAUSSLER Heinrich

SIEBERG Marcel

CCC Team

KOCH Jonas

SCHÄR Michael

VAN HOECKE Gijs

VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan

VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume

VENTOSO Francisco José

WIŚNIOWSKI Łukasz

Team Jumbo-Visma

JANSEN Amund Grøndahl

EENKHOORN Pascal

VAN EMDEN Jos

LEEZER Tom

ROOSEN Timo

TEUNISSEN Mike

WYNANTS Maarten

AG2R La Mondiale

BAGNODAS Gediminas

DENZ Nico

DUVAL Julien

GASTAUER Ben

GOUGEARD Alexis

NAESEN Oliver

VANDENBERGH Stijn

Deceuninck - Quick-Step

GILBERT Philippe

HODEG Álvaro José

KEISSE Iljo

MARTINELLI Davide

MØRKØV Michael

ŠTYBAR Zdeněk

VIVIANI Elia

Delko Marseille Provence

EL FARES Julien

FILOSI Iuri

FEDELI Alessandro

GUERIN Alexis

NAVARDAUSKAS Ramūnas

SCHMIDT Fabien

TRARIEUX Julien

Great Britain

WALLS Matthew

HAYTER Ethan

SHAW James

THWAITES Scott

CULLAIGH Gabriel

STEWART Thomas

CONNOR Swift

Groupama - FDJ

DÉMARE Arnaud

GUARNIERI Jacopo

HOELGAARD Daniel

KONOVALOVAS Ignatas

LE GAC Olivier

SINKELDAM Ramon

VAUGRENARD Benoît

Lotto-Soudal

DE BUYST Jasper

DEWULF Stan

EWAN Caleb

FRISON Frederik

VAN GOETHEM Brian

MAES Nikolas

THIJSSEN Gerben

Mitchelton-Scott

HEPBURN Michael

IMPEY Daryl

AFFINI Edoardo

MEYER Cameron

ALBASINI Michael

STANNARD Robert

BAUER Jack

Total Direct Energie

BONIFAZIO Niccolò

CARDIS Romain

GRELLIER Fabien

LIGTHART Pim

NAULEAU Bryan

PETIT Adrien

TULIK Angelo

Team Ineos

BASSO Leonardo

GANNA Filippo

HALVORSEN Kristoffer

KNEES Christian

LAWLESS Chris

ROSA Diego

STANNARD Ian

Team Sunweb

ARNDT Nikias

CURVERS Roy

KÄMNA Lennard

MATTHEWS Michael

NIEUWENHUIS Joris

PEDERSEN Casper

TUSVELD Martijn

Trek - Segafredo

DE KORT Koen

FRAME Alex

KIRSCH Alex

MOSCHETTI Matteo

MULLEN Ryan

STUYVEN Jasper

THEUNS Edward

UAE Team Emirates

BOHLI Tom

BYSTRØM Sven Erik

FERRARI Roberto

MARCATO Marco

OLIVEIRA Rui

TROIA Oliviero

KRISTOFF Alexander

Israel Cycling Academy

CIMOLAI Davide

DUNNE Conor

JENSEN August

RÄIM Mihkel

SAGIV Guy

VAN ASBROECK Tom

VAN WINDEN Dennis

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