The Cycling World Championships in Wollongong (Australia) is fast approaching and the first choices are starting to appear. On this page we track who will start in the time trial (September 18) and the road race (September 25).
Belgium
road trip
Wout van Aert
RYMCO EVENBUIL
Jasper Steuven
Quentin Hermans
Yves Lambert
Stan Deolph
Peter Siri
Nathan Van Hoydonk
experimental time
RYMCO EVENBUIL
Yves Lambert
Italia
road trip
Eduardo Avene
David Ballerini
Andrea Baggioli
Samuel Batistella
Alberto Petitol
Nikola Koncic
Lorenzo Rota
Matthew Sobrero
Matthew Trentin
Filippo Zanna
experimental time
Eduardo Avene
Matthew Sobrero
Filippo Jana
“Alberto Petitol is one step ahead of the rest,” says Benati, who has to disappoint the other two riders. “After him will follow David Ballerini and Mathieu Trentin, who will test at the Tour de Luxembourg.”
“We’re aiming for a good result, but we have to be realistic: Foat van Aert, Remko Evenpoel, Tadej Pojákár, Matthew van der Poel and Michael Matthews stand out.”
Spain
road trip
Juan Ayuso
Mark Soller
Oer Lazcano
jotson martin
Edward Bradys
Jesus Izkera
Roger Adrian
Arko filings
experimental time
Oer Lazcano
The Spanish national coach had to catch a minimum of 5 riders in ProTeams. Movistar and Cofidis will not abandon riders like Alejandro Valverde, Alex Aranburu, Carlos Verona, Ivan Garcia Cortina, the Izagirre brothers and the Herrada brothers. They want to use these riders for the downhill battle at the WorldTour.
Julian Alaphilippe was a question mark, as the double world champion dislocated his shoulder in a fall at the Vuelta ale. Soon after his retirement, he was able to resume training. The course in Australia also seemed like a thing for him. As the world champion, he can always participate, he is an additional rider for France. Striking: David Godot, fourth of the Tour, and Benoit Cosnefroy, winner of the Quebec GP, did not want to join.
Smaller countries ride the road
Czech Republic
Zdenek Staybar
Portugal
Joao Almeida
Eritrea
Benyam Jermay
Slovakia
Peter Sagan
Hungary
Attila Walther
South Africa
Daryl Embi
Luxembourg
Bob Jungles
Ecuador
Jhonatan Narvaez
Britain
road trip
Ethan Hayter
luke rouge
Jake Stewart
Ben Swift
Conor Swift
Ben Tolet
Ben Turner
Fred Wright
experimental time
Ethan Hayter
Slovenia
road trip
Tadej Pojjakar
Jan Tratnik
Jan Polanek
Domain Novak
David Berro
Jaka Primozic
experimental time
Tadej Pojjakar
Twice Tour winner Tadej Pojacar is the only leader in the selection of Slovenia for the World Cup. Primus Roglic is still very upset with injuries after his crash in the Vuelta. Luka Mezjek and Matej Muhoric are also sick. Slovenia will go to Australia with 6 riders instead of 8.
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