List of teams and cyclists in the 2007 Vuelta a España

The list of teams and cyclists in the 2007 Vuelta a España contains the professional road bicycle racers who compete at the 2007 Vuelta a España from September 1 to September 23, 2007.^[1]^[2]

AG2R Prévoyance A2R
Nr.		Pos.
1	José Luis Arrieta	59
2	Philip Deignan	71
3	Renaud Dion	78
4	Rene Mandri	24
5	Hubert Dupont	17
6	Stéphane Goubert	13
7	Yuriy Krivtsov	48
8	Alexandre Usov	119
9	Ludovic Turpin	20

Andalucía–Cajasur ACA
Nr.		Pos.
11	Luis Pérez	18
12	José Antonio López	14
13	Francisco José Martínez	114
14	Juan Olmo	91
15	Manuel Ortega	102
16	José Luis Carrasco	82
17	Jesús Rosendo	145
18	José Ruiz Sánchez	56
19	Manuel Vazquez	49

Bouygues Télécom BTL
Nr.		Pos.
21	Stef Clement	32
22	Giovanni Bernaudeau	DNF^[3]
23	Dimitri Champion	DNF^[4]
24	Mathieu Claude	DNF^[5]
25	Aurélien Clerc	DNF^[6]
26	Xavier Florencio	DNF^[7]
27	Rony Martias	DNF^[8]
28	Vincent Jérôme	113
29	Erki Pütsep	137

Caisse d'Epargne GCE
Nr.		Pos.
31	Óscar Pereiro	DNF
32	Imanol Erviti	62
33	José Vicente García	124
34	Joan Horrach	29
35	Vladimir Karpets	7
36	David López	14
37	Vladimir Efimkin	6
38	Luis León Sánchez	72
39	Xabier Zandio	DNF^[9]

Cofidis COF
Nr.		Pos.
41	Stéphane Augé	126
42	Sylvain Chavanel	16
43	Leonardo Duque	53
44	Bingen Fernández	68
45	Maryan Hary	139
46	Geoffroy Lequatre	98
47	Sébastien Minard	57
48	Maxime Monfort	11
49	Damien Monier	129

Crédit Agricole C.A
Nr.		Pos.
51	Pietro Caucchioli	DNF^[4]
52	Alexander Bocharov	27
53	László Bodrogi	DNF^[10]
54	Angelo Furlan	DNF^[4]
55	Christophe Kern	84
56	Rémi Pauriol	DNF^[3]
57	Jean-Marc Marino	93
58	Mark Renshaw	144
59	Yannick Talabardon	60

Discovery Channel DSC
Nr.		Pos.
61	Janez Brajkovič	DNF^[11]
62	Tom Danielson	DNF^[12]
63	Allan Davis	DNF^[10]
64	Stijn Devolder	DNF^[13]
65	Egoi Martínez	DNF^[8]
66	Jason McCartney	76
67	Sérgio Paulinho	DNF^[3]
68	José Luis Rubiera	86
69	Jurgen Van Goolen	31

Euskaltel–Euskadi EUS
Nr.		Pos.
71	Samuel Sánchez	3
72	Haimar Zubeldia	44
73	Igor Antón	8
74	Koldo Fernández	133
75	Dionisio Galparsoro	63
76	Aitor Hernández	81
77	Iñaki Isasi	74
78	Iñigo Landaluze	75
79	Alan Pérez	94

Française des Jeux FDJ
Nr.		Pos.
81	Carlos Da Cruz	90
82	Mickaël Delage	DNF^[6]
83	Thomas Löfkvist	54
84	Philippe Gilbert	69
85	Bradley McGee	DNF^[14]
86	Ian McLeod	DNF^[11]
87	Cyrille Monnerais	DNF^[8]
88	Jérémy Roy	104
89	Jussi Veikkanen	135

Gerolsteiner GST
Nr.		Pos.
91	Markus Fothen	106
92	Johannes Fröhlinger	45
93	Torsten Hiekmann	80
94	Tim Klinger	100
95	Andrea Moletta	107
96	Davide Rebellin	DNF^[7]
97	Stefan Schumacher	DNF^[10]
98	Tom Stamsnijder	120
99	Oliver Zaugg	15

Karpin–Galicia KGZ
Nr.		Pos.
101	Carlos Castaño	DNF^[4]
102	Gustavo César	121
103	Gustavo Domínguez	97
104	David García	23
105	Santos González	105
106	David Herrero	33
107	Ezequiel Mosquera	5
108	Serafín Martínez	DNF^[4]
109	Eduard Vorganov	70

Lampre–Fondital LAM
Nr.		Pos.
111	Damiano Cunego	DNF^[15]
112	Daniele Bennati	64
113	Enrico Franzoi	110
114	David Loosli	85
115	Marco Marzano	87
116	Morris Possoni	88
117	Sylwester Szmyd	25
118	Paolo Tiralongo	DNF^[11]
119	Claudio Corioni	118

Liquigas LIQ
Nr.		Pos.
121	Manuel Beltrán	9
122	Magnus Bäckstedt	128
123	Leonardo Bertagnolli	22
124	Patrick Calcagni	92
125	Francesco Chicchi	DNF^[14]
126	Mauro Da Dalto	101
127	Roman Kreuziger	21
128	Franco Pellizotti	37
129	Alessandro Vanotti	66

Predictor–Lotto PRL
Nr.		Pos.
131	Cadel Evans	4
132	Mario Aerts	28
133	Christophe Brandt	132
134	Bart Dockx	111
135	Chris Horner	36
136	Josep Jufré	DNF^[4]
137	Bert Roesems	DNF^[16]
138	Roy Sentjens	79
139	Wim Van Huffel	26

Quick-Step–Innergetic QSI
Nr.		Pos.
141	Juan Manuel Gárate	30
142	Carlos Barredo	10
143	Paolo Bettini	DNF^[10]
144	Tom Boonen	DNF^[7]
145	Kevin Hulsmans	116
146	Andrea Tonti	DNF^[13]
147	Geert Verheyen	46
148	Davide Viganò	130
149	Addy Engels	83

Rabobank RAB
Nr.		Pos.
151	Denis Menchov	1
152	Mauricio Ardila	67
153	Marc De Maar	109
154	Theo Eltink	95
155	Óscar Freire	DNF^[11]
156	Pedro Horrillo	140
157	Sebastian Langeveld	112
158	Koos Moerenhout	42
159	Joost Posthuma	55

Relax–GAM REG
Nr.		Pos.
161	Daniel Moreno	12
162	Santiago Pérez	65
163	Raúl García	99
164	Jorge García	108
165	Jesús Hernández	DNF^[4]
166	Nácor Burgos	122
167	Julián Sánchez	123
168	Francisco Terciado Sacedo	103
169	Ángel Vallejo	47

Saunier Duval–Prodir SDV
Nr.		Pos.
171	José Ángel Gómez Marchante	40
172	Iker Camaño	34
173	Alberto Fernández de la Puebla	DNF^[16]
174	David de la Fuente	96
175	Arkaitz Durán	DNF^[14]
176	Rubén Lobato	38
177	Javier Mejías	50
178	Leonardo Piepoli	DNF^[8]
179	Ángel Gómez	61

Team CSC CSC
Nr.		Pos.
181	Carlos Sastre	2
182	Michael Blaudzun	DNF^[4]
183	Íñigo Cuesta	41
184	Volodymir Gustov	35
185	Alexandr Kolobnev	51
186	Karsten Kroon	52
187	Marcus Ljungqvist	43
188	Chris Anker Sørensen	19
189	Christian Vande Velde	39

Team Milram MRM
Nr.		Pos.
191	Alessandro Petacchi	127
192	Erik Zabel	73
193	Martin Müller	115
194	Matej Jurčo	134
195	Elia Rigotto	138
196	Fabio Sabatini	131
197	Niki Terpstra	142
198	Marco Velo	117
199	Alberto Ongarato	136

T-Mobile Team TMO
Nr.		Pos.
201	Adam Hansen	89
202	Lorenzo Bernucci	DNF^[17]
203	Scott Davis	77
204	Bert Grabsch	DNF^[18]
205	André Greipel	125
206	Giuseppe Guerini	DNF^[18]
207	Andreas Klier	DNF^[6]
208	André Korff	141
209	Stephan Schreck	58

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