A bit more than 650 riders have registered so far with a lot of daily registrations in these last days, coming from 42 different nations.
France is the most represented country with 67 participants followed by Slovenia (61), Italy (45), Germany (43), Belgium (34) and Poland (29).
Remarkable is also the 27 riders from Canada, 24 from the States, 11 from Chile, 8 from South Africa, 7 from Israel, 5 from Australia, 2 from Argentina and 1 from Japan who managed to make it to Europe in these difficult Covid times with travel restrictions.
The UK, for many years the most represented country in the past years, will only have 23 participants at the start so far. A big difference with the almost 900 riders back in 2015. You can find the full list of registered riders up until 29 september here.
