2026 Eneco Tour start list | Visma fields strong men's and women's teams, but they won't have it all their own way
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Follow us on GoogleThe 2026 Eneco Tour is taking place in the Netherlands this week. For the men, it’s a continuation of last year’s Tour of Holland, while for the first time, the men’s and women’s races will be held on the same days. IDL Pro Cycling brings you the entire start list of one of the very last races of 2026.
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2026 Eneco Tour Participants - Men
Team Visma | Lease a Bike
- 1: Christophe Laporte
- 2: Edoardo Affini
- 3: Filippo Fiorelli
- 4: Victor Campenaerts
- 5: Menno Huising
- 6: Aldo Taillieu
Alpecin-Premier Tech
- 11: Tim Marsman
- 12: Simon Goossens
- 13: Florian Sénéchal
- 14: Sente Sentjens
- 15: Gerben Thijssen
- 16: Henri Uhlig
Lidl-Trek
- 21: Andrea Bessega
- 22: Kristian Egholm
- 23: Sebastian Grindley
- 24: Jakob Söderqvist
- 25: Edward Theuns
- 26: Maximilian Richard Walscheid
Lotto Intermarché
- 31: Steffen De Schuyteneer
- 32: Jonas Rutsch
- 33: Tars Poelvoorde
- 34: Taco van der Hoorn
- 35: Roel van Sintmaartensdijk
- 36: Tuur Verbeeck
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
- 41: Davide Donati
- 42: Finn Fisher-Black
- 43: Michiel Mouris
- 44: Mick van Dijke
- 45: Tim van Dijke
- 46: Danny van Poppel
Soudal Quick-Step
- 51: Ethan Hayter
- 52: Tim Merlier
- 53: Pepijn Reinderink
- 54: Yuri Schaper
- 55: Bert Van Lerberghe
- 56: Cériel Desal
Team Picnic PostNL
- 61: Pavel Bittner
- 62: Nils Eekhoff
- 63: Tim Naberman
- 64: Julius van den Berg
- 65: Frank van den Broek
- 66: Milan De Custer
Team Flanders - Baloise
- 71: Siebe Deweirdt
- 72: Ferre Geeraerts
- 73: Nolan Huysmans
- 74: Milan Lanhove
- 75: Leander Van Hautegem
- 76: Victor Vercouillie
TotalEnergies
- 81: Rayan Boulahoite
- 82: Florian Dauphin
- 83: Thomas Gachignard
- 84: Nicola Marcerou
- 85: Jason Tesson
- 86: Pierre Thierry
Unibet Rose Rockets
- 91: Dylan Groenewegen
- 92: Hartthijs de Vries
- 93: Lukáš Kubiš
- 94: Cornelius Tomas Kopecký
- 95: Wessel Mouris
- 96: Elmar Reinders
Azerion / Villa Valkenburg
- 101: Mathis Avondts
- 102: Stef Koning
- 103: Steijn Oosterveld
- 104: Otto van Zanden
- 105: Luke Verburg
- 106: Niek Voogt
BEAT CC, sponsored by Saxo
- 111: Michiel Coppens
- 112: David Dekker
- 113: Bram Dissel
- 114: Jochem Kerckhaert
- 115: Jesse Kramer
- 116: Max Kroonen
EEW-VDK Cycling Team
- 121: Mike Bronswijk
- 122: Thomas Monkelbaan
- 123: Rick Ottema
- 124: Hugo Paats
- 125: Chiel Schulten
- 126: Rik van der Wal
Metec - Solarwatt c/o Mantel
- 131: Danijel Agricola
- 132: Johan Dorussen
- 133: Roy Hoogendoorn
- 134: Roan Konings
- 135: Jarne van de Ven
- 136: Julian Vergouw
VolkerWessels Cycling Team
- 141: Elmar Abma
- 142: Bert Bolle
- 143: Finn Crockett
- 144: Robbe Claeys
- 145: Thor Verleysen
- 146: Mattanja Woets
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2026 Eneco Tour Participants - Women
Team Visma | Lease a Bike
- 1: Lieke Nooijen
- 2: Viktória Chladoňová
- 3: Femke de Vries
- 4: Katharina Sadnik
- 5: Margaux Vigié
- 6: Imogen Wolff
Team SD Worx - Protime
- 11: Elena Cecchini
- 12: Femke Gerritse
- 13: Barbara Guarischi
- 14: Femke Markus
- 15: Sophie Julia Kopecký
- 16: Nienke Vinke
AG Insurance - Soudal Team
- 21: Fauve Bastiaenssen
- 22: Letizia Borghesi
- 23: Billy Goossens
- 24: Nina Lavenu
- 25: Tess Moerman
- 26: Nicole Steigenga
Fenix-Premier Tech
- 31: Charlotte Kool
- 32: Mylene de Zoete
- 33: Puck Langenbarg
- 34: Christina Schweinberger
- 35: Marthe Truyen
- 36: Anna Vanderaerden
Liv-AlUla-Jayco
- 41: Talia Appleton
- 42: Jeanne Korevaar
- 43: Silke Smulders
- 44: Sidney Swierenga
- 45: Anabelle Thomas
- 46: Quinty Ton
Team Picnic PostNL
- 51: Zara Georgi Pfeiffer
- 52: Eleonora Ciabocco
- 53: Mia Griffin
- 54: Gaia Masetti
- 55: Dilyxine Miermont
- 56: Josie Nelson
Lotto Intermarché Ladies
- 61: Dina Boels
- 62: Elisabeth Ebras
- 63: Anna van Wersch
- 64: Linda Riedmann
- 65: Sandrine Tas
- 66: Lani Wittevrongel
VolkerWessels Cycling Team
- 71: Florien Bolks
- 72: Anneke Dijkstra
- 73: Maud Rijnbeek
- 74: Scarlett Souren
- 75: Lonneke Uneken
- 76: Amber van der Hulst
Citymesh - Customm Pro Cycl
- 81: Manon de Boer
- 82: Cleo Kiekens
- 83: Elise Timmerman
- 84: Femke van Goethem
- 85: Lotte van Ombergen
- 86: Eline van Rooijen
Hitec Products—Fluid Control
- 91: Kamma Bergholt
- 92: Julia Borgström
- 93: Rikke Steen Enstad
- 94: Magdalene Lind
- 95: Laura Lizette Sander
- 96: Stine-Marie Snortheim
O'Shea Red Chilli Bikes
- 101: Ida Krickau Ketelsen
- 102: Puck Oudeman
- 103: Kaia Schmid
- 104: Evie Smith
- 105: Yilla Threels
- 106: Louise Grace Ward
Vini Fantini - BePink
- 111: Misia Belotti
- 112: Andrea Casagranda
- 113: Marina Garau Roca
- 114: Vittoria Grassi
- 115: Fariba Hashimi
- 116: Sonia Rossetti
Carbonbike - Giordana
- 121: Anouk van Leest
- 122: Rose Kloese
- 123: Josse Nonnemen
- 124: Dina Scavone
- 125: Antje Valkeneers
- 126: Carmen van der Veen
WV Schijndel Women U23
- 131: Fenna Hoegee
- 132: Isère Koster
- 133: Iris Mulder
- 134: Sara Sonnemans
- 135: Zoë van Velzen
- 136: Sophia Zwaan
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Latest Comments
- The “king is dead” line feels premature. Pogačar has dominated this race for years, and one brilliant Seixas win doesn’t mean his reign is over. The article leans a bit too hard into the hype.patriciaw12-10-2026
- How does Seixas’s win compare with Gerbi’s in 1905? Was the race anything like the Lombardia riders face today?michael5412-10-2026
- Evenepoel finishing fourth while apparently struggling is still a solid result, though it’s surprising he couldn’t carry his European title form into the race.bikebuffj12-10-2026
- Nibali’s point about Del Toro racing Gran Piemonte makes sense. UAE needed him fresh for Lombardia, especially with Pogačar absent.jeremya12-10-2026
- Seixas looked completely in control on Civiglio. Winning Lombardia at that age is extraordinary; the comparisons with Pogačar are inevitable, but he deserves to be judged on his own ride.tourdeforce912-10-2026
- How can he race a mountain-bike event just 15 hours after Lombardia? Does that mean he had to recover on the way there? I’m still figuring out how these races fit together!sprocketspiny12-10-2026
- Winning Lombardia without Pogačar there is still a huge achievement, though the headline makes it sound like Seixas is already chasing him personally. Is there any indication he’s actually considering UAE for 2028?andrewf12-10-2026
- The UAE interest is worth watching, but he’s under contract through 2027 and Decathlon clearly have a major talent to build around. No need to rush the transfer speculation.samanthak12-10-2026
- He’s right to keep Pogačar as the benchmark rather than claiming he’s already there. Second at Strade and Liège, plus fourth on his Tour debut at 19, is an incredible platform.robert6512-10-2026
- Seixas attacking on the Civiglio and then lining up at Roc d’Azur the next day is wild. The win matters, but that appetite to race says a lot about him.julien12-10-2026
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