Participant list Tour de France 2023 | Vingegaard, Van Aert, Pogacar, Bernal and Pidcock have secured their spots
CyclingMonday, 26 June 2023 at 10:56
It won't be long now before we kick off the main event of the year! The Tour de France, the world's most famous cycling race, will start on July 1st in Bilbao, Spain. In this article, IDLProCycling.com keeps track of all the (team-confirmed) selections leading up to the Tour de France!
Participant list Tour de France 2023
Participating in the Tour de France is undoubtedly the ultimate dream for every cyclist, but only a limited number of riders can participate, of course. This year's route can certainly be described as highly interesting, with three challenging weeks that appear evenly balanced in terms of difficulty. Hats off to the organization!
AG2R Citroën Team
Ben O'Connor
Felix Gall
Nans Peters
Aurélien Paret-Peintre
Stan Dewulf
Clément Berthet
Benoît Cosnefroy
Oliver Naesen
Felix Gall
Nans Peters
Aurélien Paret-Peintre
Stan Dewulf
Clément Berthet
Benoît Cosnefroy
Oliver Naesen
Astana Qazaqstan Team
Cees Bol
Mark Cavendish
Alexey Lutsenko
Gianni Moscon
Yevgeniy Fedorov
David de la Cruz
Luis Leon Sanchez
Harold Tejada
Mark Cavendish
Alexey Lutsenko
Gianni Moscon
Yevgeniy Fedorov
David de la Cruz
Luis Leon Sanchez
Harold Tejada
Bahrain Victorious
Mikel Landa
Pello Bilbao
Wout Poels
Jack Haig
Matej Mohoric
Fred Wright
Phil Bauhaus
Nikias Arndt
Pello Bilbao
Wout Poels
Jack Haig
Matej Mohoric
Fred Wright
Phil Bauhaus
Nikias Arndt
BORA-hansgrohe
Jai Hindley
Emanuel Buchmann
Marco Haller
Bob Jungels
Jordi Meeus
Nils Politt
Danny van Poppel
Patrick Konrad
Emanuel Buchmann
Marco Haller
Bob Jungels
Jordi Meeus
Nils Politt
Danny van Poppel
Patrick Konrad
Groupama-FDJ
David Gaudu
Kevin Geniets
Olivier Le Gac
Stefan Küng
Valentin Madouas
Quentin Pacher
Thibaut Pinot
Lars van den Berg
Kevin Geniets
Olivier Le Gac
Stefan Küng
Valentin Madouas
Quentin Pacher
Thibaut Pinot
Lars van den Berg
Intermarché-Circus-Wanty
Lilian Calmejane
Rui Costa
Biniam Girmay
Louis Meintjes
Adrien Petit
Dion Smith
Mike Teunissen
Georg Zimmermann
Rui Costa
Biniam Girmay
Louis Meintjes
Adrien Petit
Dion Smith
Mike Teunissen
Georg Zimmermann
INEOS Grenadiers
Tom Pidcock
Egan Bernal
Jonathan Castroviejo
Michal Kwiatkowski
Ben Turner
Carlos Rodriguez
Omar Fraile
Daniel Felipe Martinez
Egan Bernal
Jonathan Castroviejo
Michal Kwiatkowski
Ben Turner
Carlos Rodriguez
Omar Fraile
Daniel Felipe Martinez
Israel-Premier Tech
Michael Woods
Dylan Teuns
Guillaume Boivin
Simon Clarke
Hugo Houle
Krists Neilands
Nick Schultz
Corbin Strong
Dylan Teuns
Guillaume Boivin
Simon Clarke
Hugo Houle
Krists Neilands
Nick Schultz
Corbin Strong
Jumbo-Visma
Jonas Vingegaard
Wout van Aert
Wilco Kelderman
Sepp Kuss
Nathan Van Hooydonck
Dylan van Baarle
Christophe Laporte
Tiesj Benoot
Wout van Aert
Wilco Kelderman
Sepp Kuss
Nathan Van Hooydonck
Dylan van Baarle
Christophe Laporte
Tiesj Benoot
Lidl-Trek
Jasper Stuyven
Mads Pedersen
Alex Kirsch
Giulio Ciccone
Juan Lopez
Tony Gallopin
Quinn Simmons
Mattias Skjelmose
Mads Pedersen
Alex Kirsch
Giulio Ciccone
Juan Lopez
Tony Gallopin
Quinn Simmons
Mattias Skjelmose
Lotto-Dstny
Caleb Ewan
Jacopo Guarneri
Florian Vermeersch
Jasper De Buyst
Victor Campenaerts
Maxim Van Gils
Frederik Frison
Pascal Eenkhoorn
Jacopo Guarneri
Florian Vermeersch
Jasper De Buyst
Victor Campenaerts
Maxim Van Gils
Frederik Frison
Pascal Eenkhoorn
Team DSM
Romain Bardet
John Degenkolb
Matthew Dinham
Alex Edmondson
Nils Eekhoff
Chris Hamilton
Kevin Vermaerke
Sam Welsford
John Degenkolb
Matthew Dinham
Alex Edmondson
Nils Eekhoff
Chris Hamilton
Kevin Vermaerke
Sam Welsford
Team Jayco-AlUla
Simon Yates
Lawson Craddock
Luke Durbridge
Dylan Groenewegen
Chris Harper
Chris Juul-Jensen
Luka Mezgec
Elmar Reinders
Lawson Craddock
Luke Durbridge
Dylan Groenewegen
Chris Harper
Chris Juul-Jensen
Luka Mezgec
Elmar Reinders
UAE Team Emirates
Tadej Pogacar
Adam Yates
Rafal Majka
Felix Großschartner
Vegard Stake Laengen
Marc Soler
Matteo Trentin
Mikkel Bjerg
Adam Yates
Rafal Majka
Felix Großschartner
Vegard Stake Laengen
Marc Soler
Matteo Trentin
Mikkel Bjerg
Uno-X Pro Cycling
Alexander Kristoff
Rasmus Tiller
Tobias Halland Johanessen
Jonas Gregaard
Torstein Træen
Jonas Abrahamsen
Anthon Charmig
Søren Wærenskjold
Rasmus Tiller
Tobias Halland Johanessen
Jonas Gregaard
Torstein Træen
Jonas Abrahamsen
Anthon Charmig
Søren Wærenskjold
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- Jos van Emden is right to speak out. The UCI’s lack of transparency and inconsistent decision-making have eroded trust among teams, riders, and fans alike. When even experienced professionals like Van Emden lose faith, it’s a clear signal that the system needs serious reform. Integrity and fairness should be at the core of any governing body, something the UCI needs to be reminded of.ahmed06-05-2025
- Why continue to give this bully and liar a platform. Both he and Bruyneel should be persona non grata in the cycling world.Aodh25-04-2025
- Such negative comments that are truly inappropriate and actually ridiculous. He sounds like an old man, bitter that he can't race anymore. Why can't he just be gracious? Or just shut up. Instead of howling for attention, in such a rude manner. Must be Dementia creeping in. We are all living in the Now. Records are there, and some are being broken, some are unapproachable. If he doesn't like it, and it makes him sick, maybe he ought start watching some other sport. Don't want the old mans health to be upset.
reemmo031-03-2025 - Roger De Vlaeminck inspires me to create a new beer: "Bitter Old Twat Belgian".JackInhof31-03-2025
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- Remco is still very young. And injuries can absolutely keep you from overdoing it and getting worse. The recent Remco accident didn't keep him from being able to ride a recumbent inside. Wout's knee is a different story thoughVeganpotter23-01-2025