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Entry List (Including Reserve Riders) 2021 UEC Road Cycling European Championships Juniors – U23 – Elite Trento (Italy), 8-12 September 2021 Entry list (including reserve riders) Family name Given name UCI ID Gender Nation BALAJ Mateo 10096354023 Male ALBANIA BARCI Brikel 10096352003 Male ALBANIA DEMIRI Mikel 10032025643 Male ALBANIA HOXHA Marolino 10014592420 Male ALBANIA MALHANI Mejdin 10083092204 Male ALBANIA MULLALLI Nuri 10096351595 Male ALBANIA SEFA Ylber 10008694416 Male ALBANIA VELIA Olsian 10009705640 Male ALBANIA ZEFI Gjergj 10064821040 Male ALBANIA BÄRNTHALER Sarah 10110145096 Female AUSTRIA BAUMGARTNER Lena 10096522963 Female AUSTRIA BERGER-SCHAUER Tina 10077087193 Female AUSTRIA EBERHARDT Verena 10008670770 Female AUSTRIA ERHARTER Gabriela 10092222126 Female AUSTRIA GRUBER-STADLER Hannah 10015661440 Female AUSTRIA GSCHWENTNER Leila 10083975106 Female AUSTRIA HEIGL Nadja 10008623886 Female AUSTRIA KIESENHOFER Anna 10092870309 Female AUSTRIA KREIDL Katharina 10048898084 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