Somewhere over the rainbow, men ride bikes

Seahorse might wish it were so - just kidding - but Australia Fair isn't the only country in the world. So, for your convenience, here are all the Worlds selections we've got so far. Pay great attention to them, as there will be a pop quiz - in the form of the one and only World Champ game - coming up soon. Soon being as quickly as my sister's boyfriend can install Office on this brand new laptop (jubilant delight) of mine.

Please, if you know of any other selections, list them in the comments in list form as seen below the jump.

Argentina

The Haedo Brothers

Australia

Simon CLARKE
Baden COOKE
Simon GERRANS
Matthew GOSS
Heinrich HAUSSLER
Mathew HAYMAN
Stuart O'GRADY
Michael ROGERS
Chris SUTTON

Austria

Denifl
Eisel
Rohregger

Belarus

Hutarovich
Sivtsov

Belgium

France

Germany

Great-Britain

Ireland

McCann
Brammeier
Roche
Martin

Italy

Bennati
Oss
Viviani
Modolo
Paolini
Tosatto
Giovanni Visconti
Oscar Gatto
Manuel Belletti
Simone Ponzi
Manuel Quinziato

Longlist (11)

Japan

Beppu
Arashiro
Miyazawa

Latvia

Saramotins

The Netherlands

Robert Gesink (Rabobank)
Bauke Mollema (Rabobank)
Johnny Hoogerland (Vacansoleil)
Wout Poels (Vacansoleil)
Niki Terpstra (QuickStep)
Lars Boom (Rabobank)
Pim Ligthart (Vacansoleil)
Maarten Tjallingii (Rabobank)
Pieter Weening (Rabobank)

Norway

Thor Hushovd
Eddy Boss
Gabriel Rasch
Kurt-Asle Arvesen

Russia

Vladimir Isaichev
Mikhail Ignatiev
Vladimir Gusev
Alexander Porsev
Denis Galimzyanov

Slovakia

Sagan and the Velitses

Slovenia

Bole
Brajkovic
Bozic
Kocjan
Koren
Stangelj

Spain

Switzerland

U.S.A., U.S.A.

Taylor Phinney
Andrew Talansky
Tyler Farrar
Matthew Busche
Benjamin King
Brent Bookwalter
Jeff Louder
Timmy Dougan

One spot left open.