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 de Mateos 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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