The latest Tour of Guangxi 2026 start list contains 154 riders across 22 teams for the final men’s WorldTour stage race of the season, which runs from 13-18 October in southern China.
Defending champion Paul Double returns with Team Jayco-AlUla, while the general classification field also includes Tom Pidcock, Juan Ayuso, Kévin Vauquelin, Léo Bisiaux, Jarno Widar, Jhonatan Narváez, Maxim Van Gils and Ilan Van Wilder. The sprint field is headed by Paul Magnier, Olav Kooij, Kaden Groves, Jordi Meeus, Juan Sebastián Molano, Max Kanter, Milan Fretin, Fabio Jakobsen and Arvid de Kleijn.
The latest selection also includes a seven-rider China national team. Several squads have changed since the first provisional lists appeared, so this page will remain the reference point for late substitutions before Stage 1.
For more race detail, see the Tour of Guangxi 2026 route guide, the team-by-team guide and our UK TV and live viewing guide.
Tour of Guangxi 2026 start list
Team Jayco-AlUla
1. Paul Double
2. Dries De Bondt
3. Dries De Pooter
4. Patrick Gamper
5. Alan Hatherly
6. Luke Plapp
7. Jasha Sütterlin
Alpecin-Premier Tech
11. Tobias Bayer
12. Gal Glivar
13. Kaden Groves
14. Edward Planckaert
15. Jensen Plowright
16. Jonas Rickaert
17. Oscar Riesebeek
Bahrain Victorious
21. Alberto Bruttomesso
22. Žak Eržen
23. Afonso Eulálio
24. Matevž Govekar
25. Pau Miquel
26. Daniel Skerl
27. Max van der Meulen
Decathlon CMA CGM Team
31. Léo Bisiaux
32. Cees Bol
33. Sander De Pestel
34. Robbe Ghys
35. Tord Gudmestad
36. Daan Hoole
37. Olav Kooij
EF Education-EasyPost
41. Mattia Agostinacchio
42. Vincenzo Albanese
43. Samuele Battistella
44. Noah Hobbs
45. Mikkel Frølich Honoré
46. Neilson Powless
47. Harry Sweeny
Groupama-FDJ United
51. Cyril Barthe
52. Clément Braz Afonso
53. Johan Jacobs
54. Josh Kench
55. Matteo Milan
56. Enzo Paleni
57. Rémy Rochas
Lidl-Trek
61. Juan Ayuso
62. Andrea Bagioli
63. Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier
64. Lennard Kämna
65. Søren Kragh Andersen
66. Jacopo Mosca
67. Mathias Norsgaard
Lotto-Intermarché
71. Matthew Fox
72. Joshua Giddings
73. Sébastien Grignard
74. Lionel Taminiaux
75. Reuben Thompson
76. Baptiste Veistroffer
77. Jarno Widar
Movistar Team
81. Davide Formolo
82. Michel Hessmann
83. Manlio Moro
84. Pavel Novák
85. Diego Pescador
86. Javier Romo
87. Pelayo Sánchez
Netcompany INEOS
91. Andrew August
92. Peter Øxenberg Hansen
93. Brandon Smith Rivera
94. Óscar Rodríguez
95. Magnus Sheffield
96. Artem Shmidt
97. Kévin Vauquelin
NSN Cycling Team
101. Oded Kogut
102. Moritz Kretschy
103. Alexey Lutsenko
104. Ryan Mullen
105. Alessandro Pinarello
106. Nadav Raisberg
107. Rotem Tene
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
111. Adrien Boichis
112. Jarrad Drizners
113. Emil Herzog
114. Arne Marit
115. Daniel Felipe Martínez
116. Jordi Meeus
117. Maxim Van Gils
Soudal Quick-Step
121. Steff Cras
122. Paul Magnier
123. Laurenz Rex
124. Martin Svrček
125. Dries Van Gestel
126. Ilan Van Wilder
127. Warre Vangheluwe
Team Picnic PostNL
131. Frits Biesterbos
132. Dillon Corkery
133. Timo de Jong
134. Robbe Dhondt
135. Bjoern Koerdt
136. Niklas Märkl
137. Max Poole
Team Visma | Lease a Bike
141. Louis Barré
142. Niklas Behrens
143. Owain Doull
144. Tijmen Graat
145. Fabio Jakobsen
146. Anton Schiffer
147. Loe van Belle
UAE Team Emirates-XRG
151. Rui Oliveira
152. Rune Herregodts
153. Julius Johansen
154. Juan Sebastián Molano
155. Jhonatan Narváez
156. Marc Soler
157. Florian Vermeersch
Uno-X Mobility
161. Carl-Frederik Bévort
162. Erlend Blikra
163. Fredrik Dversnes
164. Anders Halland Johannessen
165. Tobias Svarre
166. Martin Tjøtta
167. Torstein Træen
XDS Astana Team
171. Nicola Conci
172. Yevgeniy Fedorov
173. Max Kanter
174. Anton Kuzmin
175. Arjen Livyns
176. Harold Martín López
177. Haoyu Su
Cofidis
181. Piet Allegaert
182. Emanuel Buchmann
183. Simon Carr
184. Camille Charret
185. Milan Fretin
186. Jan Maas
187. Jamie Meehan
Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
191. David de la Cruz
192. Thomas Gloag
193. Emmanuel Houcou
194. Damien Howson
195. Tom Pidcock
196. Milan Vader
197. Nickolas Zukowsky
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
201. Will Barta
202. Marco Brenner
203. Arvid de Kleijn
204. Jacob Eriksson
205. Robin Froidevaux
206. Sebastian Kolze Changizi
207. Luc Wirtgen
China
211. Haijie Hu
212. You Li
213. Chenglu Liu
214. Zhicheng Liu
215. Binyan Ma
216. Yutao Shen
217. Ruidong Wang
The Tour of Guangxi begins in Chongzuo on 13 October and concludes with the summit finish at the Nongla Scenic Area on 18 October. The history of the men’s Tour of Guangxi covers the previous winners and how the race has developed since joining the WorldTour.
