--- title: 'START LINE-UPS ANNOUNCED FOR PENULTIMATE STAGE OF ZWIFT TOUR FOR ALL' url: 'https://media.wbdsports.com/post/start-line-ups-announced-for-penultimate-stage-of-zwift-tour-f-1' author: 'Welcome to WBD Sports' published: '2020-05-07T09:02:49+00:00' updated: '2020-05-07T12:25:46+00:00' description: "As the inaugural Zwift Tour for All reaches the home straight, the rider start line-ups for the fourth stage of the fast and flat stage at Watopia have been announced.\r\n\_" image: 'https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/cwsassets/dis-613765c33c1ce/2021/09/28/5eb3b28b94827_thumbnail.jpg?version=1632840887' category: Cycling language: en --- # START LINE-UPS ANNOUNCED FOR PENULTIMATE STAGE OF ZWIFT TOUR FOR ALL ![](https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/cwsassets/dis-613765c33c1ce/2021/09/28/5eb3b28b94827_thumbnail.jpg?version=1632840887) **As the inaugural Zwift *Tour for All* reaches the home straight, the rider start line-ups for the fourth stage of the fast and flat stage at Watopia have been announced.** **James Piccoli’s** stage three victory yesterday has pushed the **Israel Start-Up Nation** team into title contention behind **NTT Pro Cycling Team** and **Alpecin-Fenix** while **Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio’s** back-to-back stage victories has lifted **CCC Liv** up to second in the women’s series. Both riders take a rest from today’s stage. Teams and the top 25 riders will gain points across the week alongside a daily individual race winner. There will also be intermediate points on each stage and double points for the Top 10 on the Queen Stage (Stage 5). **WHAT THEY SAID** **Men's stage 3 winner James Piccoli (Canada) of Israel Start-Up Nation said:** "I saved my featherweight power-up for the last couple of hundred metres. We knew it was going to be steep for the line and I figured I could hang on for the downhill recovery for a little bit and use that long sprint to have a good chance and that’s what I did...It was a bit of a rollercoaster for the team – a win on day one, out of the picture yesterday, and a win today. There’s lots to play for in this *Tour for All*." **Women's Stage 3 winner Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (South Africa) of CCC Liv said:** "I decided to give it a go from the bottom and see what I could do and I’m really happy to take the win...I feel I have quite a big advantage having spent so much time on Zwift because when I first started out it really was quite hard on the muscles. In the real world, you have a bit more of a recovery, you freewheel on the descents but on Zwift it’s just constant torque all the time, so I think I’m lucky enough to have adjusted to that." WHAT’S NEXT Stage 4 - Course: Sand and Sequoias, Watopia. Elevation Gain: 147m (482ft). Total distance: 42.6km (26.5miles) Climbing legs are given a break with a mostly flat and fast stage ahead today. Riders should enjoy it while it lasts because tomorrow is the Queen Stage! **ZWIFT TOUR FOR ALL STAGE 4 TEAM LINE-UPS (subject to change):** **Men’s Alpecin-Fenix:** Tim Merlier (Belgium), Jonas Rickaert (Belgium), Scott Thwaites (Britain), Dries De Bondt (Belgium), Roy Jans (Belgium) **Team Bahrain McLaren:** Phil Bauhaus (Germany), Grega Bole (Slovenia), Enrico Battaglin (Italy) **CCC Pro Team:** Guillaume Van Keirsbulck (Belgium), Francisco Ventoso (Spain), Jakub Mareczko (Italy), Kamil Gradek (Poland), Josef Cerny (Czech Republic) Cofidis Solutions Credits: Elia Viviani (Italy), Simone Consonni (Italy), Damien Touze (France), Fabio Sabatini (Italy), Jesus Herrada (Spain) **EF Pro Cycling:** Mitchell Docker (Australian), Moreno Hofland (Netherlands), Jens Keukeleire (Belgium), Jimmy Whelan (Australia), Jonas Rutch (Germany) **Groupama-FDJ:** Benjamin Thomas (France), Alexys Brunel (France), Ramon Sinkeldam (Netherlands), Arnaud Demare (France), Jacopo Guarnieri (Italy) **Israel Start-Up Nation:** Andre Greipel (Germany), Yuval Ben Moshe (Israel), Alex Dowsett (Britain), Itamar Einhom (Israel), Guillaume Bovin (Canada) **Mitchelton-Scott:** Esteban Chaves (Colombia), Alex Edmonson (Australia), Daryl Impey (South Africa), Nick Schultz (Australia) **NTT Pro Cycling:** Ryan Gibbons (South Africa), Rasmus Tiller (Norway), Andreas Stokbro (Denmark), Michael Gogl (Austria), Reinardt Janse van Rensburg (South Africa) **Rally Cycling:** Pier-Andre Cote (Canada), Adam de Vos (Canada), Robert Britton (Canada) **WOMEN’S** **Boels-Dolmans Pro Cycling:** Jolien D’Hoore (Belgium), Amy Pieters (Netherlands), Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark), Lonneke Uneken (Netherlands), Karol Ann Canuel (Canada) **Canyon-SRAM:** Alice Barnes (Britain), Jessica Pratt (Australia), Tanja Erath (Germany), Hannah Ludwig (Germany), Christa Riffel (Germany) **CCC Liv:** Aurela Nerlo (Poland), Evy Kuijpers (Netherlands), Jeanne Korevaar (Netherlands), Marianne Vos (Netherlands), Martusia Lach (Poland) **Drops Cycling Team:** April Tacey (Britain), Maria Martin (Ireland), Marjolein van’t Geloof (Netherlands), Emily Meaking (Britain), Maria Martin (Ireland), Emilie Moberg (Norway) **FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope:** Clara Copponi (France), Eugenie Duval (France), Emilia Fahlin (Sweden), Jade Wiel (France) **Rally Cycling:** Allison Beveridge (Canada), Heidi Franz (USA), Chloe Hosking (Australia), Megan Jastrab (USA), Emma White (USA) **TWENTY20 Professional Cycling:** Chloe Dygert (USA), Simone Boilard (Canada), Georgia Simmerling (Canada), Shayna Powless (USA), Jasmin Duehring (Canada) **Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank:** Leah Dixon (Britain), Kristen Faulkner (USA), Erica Clevenger (USA), Nina Kessler (Netherlands), Emily Newsom (USA) **Valcar-Travel & Service:** Chiara Consonni (Italy), Ilaria Sanguineti (Italy), Silvia Persico (Italy), Vittoria Guazzini (Italy), Teniel Campbell (Trinidad and Tobago) **BROADCAST DETAILS** 3pm CEST (2pm BST) live on Eurosport 1 and live via the GCN app **THE STANDINGS (after four stages)** **Men’s** 1 NTT Pro Cycling Team – 214 2 Alpecin-Fenix – 167 3 Israel Start-Up Nation – 163 **Women’s** 1 Team TIBCO Silicon Valley Bank – 249 2 CCC-LIVE - 200 3 Canyon SRAM – 196