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Follow us on GoogleIt's almost time for the start of the 2024 Vuelta a España, the third and final grand tour of the cycling year. All team selections have been announced. In this article, IDLProCycling.com lists all the teams and names for you.
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Participants, bib numbers and withdrawals Vuelta a España 2024
Visma | Lease a Bike
1. Sepp Kuss
2. Edoardo Affini
3. Robert Gesink
4. Steven Kruijswijk
5. Cian Uijtdebroeks (DNF stage 15, covid)
6. Attila Valter
7. Wout van Aert
8. Dylan van Baarle (DNF stage 2, crash)
2. Edoardo Affini
3. Robert Gesink
4. Steven Kruijswijk
6. Attila Valter
7. Wout van Aert
UAE Team Emirates
12. Filippo Baroncini
13. Isaac Del Toro
14. Pavel Sivakov
15. Jay Vine
16. Adam Yates
17. Brandon McNulty
18. Marc Soler
INEOS Grenadiers
23. Kim Heiduk
24. Jhonatan Narvaez
25. Brandon Rivera
26. Carlos Rodriguez
27. Oscar Rodriguez
Soudal Quick-Step
31. Mikel Landa
32. Kasper Asgreen
33. Mattia Cattaneo
34. James Knox
35. William Junior Lecerf
36. Casper Pedersen
37. Mauri Vansevenant
38. Louis Vervaeke
32. Kasper Asgreen
33. Mattia Cattaneo
34. James Knox
35. William Junior Lecerf
36. Casper Pedersen
37. Mauri Vansevenant
38. Louis Vervaeke
Lidl-Trek
41. Mattias Skjelmose
42. Giulio Ciccone (DNF stage 10, crash consequences)
43. Tao Geoghegan Hart
44. Patrick Konrad (DNS stage 11, covid-19)
45. Sam Oomen
46. Mathias Vacek
47. Otto Vergaerde
48. Carlos Verona
43. Tao Geoghegan Hart
45. Sam Oomen
46. Mathias Vacek
47. Otto Vergaerde
48. Carlos Verona
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
51. Ben O'Connor
52. Bruno Armirail
53. Clément Berthet
54. Geoffrey Bouchard
55. Sander de Pestel
56. Felix Gall
57. Victor Lafay
58. Valentin Paret-Peintre
52. Bruno Armirail
53. Clément Berthet
54. Geoffrey Bouchard
55. Sander de Pestel
56. Felix Gall
57. Victor Lafay
58. Valentin Paret-Peintre
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
61. Primoz Roglic
62. Roger Adria
63. Giovanni Aleotti
64. Nico Denz
65. Patrick Gamper
66. Florian Lipowitz
67. Daniel Felipe Martinez
68. Aleksandr Vlasov
62. Roger Adria
63. Giovanni Aleotti
64. Nico Denz
65. Patrick Gamper
66. Florian Lipowitz
67. Daniel Felipe Martinez
68. Aleksandr Vlasov
Alpecin-Deceuninck
71. Kaden Groves
72. Maurice Ballerstedt
73. Quinten Hermans
74. Juri Hollmann
75. Xandro Meurisse
76. Edward Planckaert
77. Oscar Riesebeek
78. Luca Vergallito
72. Maurice Ballerstedt
73. Quinten Hermans
74. Juri Hollmann
75. Xandro Meurisse
76. Edward Planckaert
77. Oscar Riesebeek
78. Luca Vergallito
Israel - Premier Tech
81. Michael Woods
82. George Bennett
83. Marco Frigo
84. Nadav Raisberg
85. Matthew Riccitello
86. Riley Sheehan
87. Corbin Strong
88. Dylan Teuns
82. George Bennett
83. Marco Frigo
84. Nadav Raisberg
85. Matthew Riccitello
86. Riley Sheehan
87. Corbin Strong
88. Dylan Teuns
Lotto Dstny
92. Victor Campenaerts
93. Thomas de Gendt
95. Arjen Livyns
96. Sylvain Moniquet
97. Eduardo Sepulveda
98. Jonas Wilsly
Groupama-FDJ
101. David Gaudu
102. Sven Erik Bystrøm
103. Kévin Geniets (DNF stage 12)
104. Lorenzo Germani
105. Stefan Küng
106. Quentin Pacher
107. Rémy Rochas
108. Reuben Thompson
102. Sven Erik Bystrøm
104. Lorenzo Germani
105. Stefan Küng
106. Quentin Pacher
107. Rémy Rochas
108. Reuben Thompson
EF Education-EasyPost
111. Richard Carapaz
112. Rui Costa (DNF stage 5, crash)
113. Owain Doull
114. Darren Rafferty
115. James Shaw
116. Harrison Sweeny
117. Rigoberto Uran (DNF stage 6, crash)
118. Jefferson Alexander Cepeda
113. Owain Doull
114. Darren Rafferty
115. James Shaw
116. Harrison Sweeny
118. Jefferson Alexander Cepeda
Movistar Team
121. Enric Mas
122. Jorge Arcas
123. Carlos Canal
124. Oier Lazkano
125. Nelson Oliveira
126. Nairo Quintana
127. Einer Rubio
128.Pelayo Sanchez (DNF stage 15)
122. Jorge Arcas
123. Carlos Canal
124. Oier Lazkano
125. Nelson Oliveira
126. Nairo Quintana
127. Einer Rubio
128.
Bahrain Victorious
133. Kamil Gradek
134. Jack Haig
136. Fran Miholjevic
137. Jasha Sütterlin
138. Torstein Træen
Team Jayco AlUla
141. Edward Dunbar
142. Welay Berhe (DNS stage 13, illness)
143. Alessandro De Marchi
144. Felix Engelhardt
145. Chris Harper (DNF stage 11, illness)
146. Mauro Schmid
147. Callum Scotson
(DNS stage 16, illness)
148. Filippo Zana
143. Alessandro De Marchi
144. Felix Engelhardt
146. Mauro Schmid
148. Filippo Zana
Arkéa-B&B Hotels
151. Cristian Rodriguez
152. Elie Gesbert (DNS stage 8)
153. Thibault Guernalec
154. Simon Guglielmi
155. Laurens Huys
156. Mathias Le Berre
157. Lukasz Owsian
158. Michel Ries
153. Thibault Guernalec
154. Simon Guglielmi
155. Laurens Huys
156. Mathias Le Berre
157. Lukasz Owsian
158. Michel Ries
Intermarché-Wanty
161. Louis Meintjes
162. Vito Braet
163. Kobe Goossens (DNS stage 10, illness)
164. Arne Marit
165. Tom Paquot
(DNS stage 16, illness)
166. Simone Petilli
167. Lorenzo Rota (DNS stage 11, knee pain)
168. Rein Taaramäe
162. Vito Braet
164. Arne Marit
166. Simone Petilli
168. Rein Taaramäe
Team DSM-firmenich PostNL
171. Max Poole
172. Pavel Bittner
173. Christopher Hamilton
174. Gijs Leemreize
175. Enzo Leijnse
176. Tim Naberman
177. Martijn Tusveld
178. Julius van den Berg
172. Pavel Bittner
173. Christopher Hamilton
174. Gijs Leemreize
175. Enzo Leijnse
176. Tim Naberman
177. Martijn Tusveld
178. Julius van den Berg
Cofidis
181. Guillaume Martin
182. Thomas Champion
183. Bryan Coquard (DNS stage 8)
184. Ruben Fernandez (DNF stage 14, Covid)
185. Ion Izagirre
186. Jesus Herrada
187. Jonathan Lastra
(DNS stage13)
188. Kenny Elissonde (DNF stage 6)
182. Thomas Champion
185. Ion Izagirre
186. Jesus Herrada
Astana Qazaqstan Team
191. Lorenzo Fortunato
192. Gleb Brussenskiy
193. Gianmarco Garofoli
194. Harold Martin Lopez (DNS stage 10, illness)
195. Ide Schelling
196. Harold Tejada
197. Santiago Umba1
98. Nicolya Vinokurov
192. Gleb Brussenskiy
193. Gianmarco Garofoli
195. Ide Schelling
196. Harold Tejada
197. Santiago Umba1
98. Nicolya Vinokurov
Equipo Kern Pharma
201. Urko Berrade
202. Pablo Castrillo
203. Jorge Gutierrez
204. Unai Iribar
205. Pau Miquel
206. Jose Felix Parra
207. Ibon Ruiz
208. Antonio Jesus Soto
202. Pablo Castrillo
203. Jorge Gutierrez
204. Unai Iribar
205. Pau Miquel
206. Jose Felix Parra
207. Ibon Ruiz
208. Antonio Jesus Soto
Euskaltel - Euskadi
211. Toxin Juaristi
212. Jon Aberasturi (DNF stage 6)
213. Xabier Berasategi
214. Mikel Bizkarra
215. Joan Bou
216. Xabier Isasa
217. Gotzon Martin
218. Luis Angel Mate
213. Xabier Berasategi
214. Mikel Bizkarra
215. Joan Bou
216. Xabier Isasa
217. Gotzon Martin
218. Luis Angel Mate
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Bram van der Ploeg (35) is the proud founder of In de Leiderstrui, IDL Pro Cycling's parent site, launched in 2018. Finally, he could create stories about the sport he had followed since childhood. He is the editor-in-chief on paper, but prefers to be with his recorder next to a rider, a team bus, or in the mud at a cyclocross race. Every year, from February to the end of May, Bram follows the entire Italian cycling season, from the Trofeo Laigueglia to the Giro d'Italia, with the grand finale in October in Lombardy. During that time, he lives in Tuscany, where he has since come to call Italy his 'home'.
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Latest Comments
- - I’m still learning how cyclocross works: when he says he messed up the start at the Europeans, can a bad start really make that much difference?patriciaw14-11-2026
- - Love that he’s honest about the pressure. Hopefully he can carry this form through the winter.lindae14-11-2026
- - Beating different competition is the key now. Nys is already in the mix, and Van der Poel could make the next step a much tougher one.jennifer1914-11-2026
- - About time—Mason’s been knocking on the door for years. That Niel win could really open things up for him.cadencekingm14-11-2026
- I’m still learning how cyclocross works—does leading the Superprestige mean Mason is top of that race series, rather than the World Cup? Either way, winning in Belgium sounds like a massive result.cadencekingm13-11-2026
- Calling Onley a contender for an overall Tour win already feels a bit premature, especially after the injury setbacks. Still, the depth of talent is exciting.robert6513-11-2026
- Great to see Dickson’s route from triathlon to the WorldTour getting recognition. Scottish cycling has plenty to be proud of, and the 2027 Grand Départ could give the next generation a real lift.patriciaw13-11-2026
- The article makes a good case for clubs and small teams doing the groundwork, rather than one big development pipeline. Thornley’s Vuelta time trials were seriously impressive too; missing a stage win by two seconds is brutal.davidm13-11-2026
- Mason winning in Niel is huge—beating that kind of Belgian field in the mud takes serious class. The Kelvingrove World Cup could be an unforgettable homecoming.breakawaybikerd13-11-2026
- I’m not sure how WorldTour licences work—could these reports affect whether the team gets one next year, or is that decision based on other criteria?velodromevirtuoso113-11-2026