BinckBank Tour stage two time trial start order

Race leader Peter Sagan is last rider off for Tuesday's 9km individual time trial at the BinckBank Tour

Tom Dumoulin

(Image credit: Yuzuru Sunada)

The 2017 BinckBank Tour continues with a short and punchy stage two nine-kilometre individual time trial on Tuesday.

The flat course takes the riders around Voorburg in the Netherlands in what promises to be a fast stage.

Stage one winner Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) is the last rider off at 16:33 local time, with Piet Allegaert (Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise) kicking the day off at 13:28.

The first 166 of the 176 riders will set off at one-minute intervals, with the top 10 departing with gaps of two minutes.

Time trial specialists to watch out for are Maciej Bodnar (Bora-Hansgrohe) at 13:29, Alex Dowsett (Movistar) at 13:30, Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb) at 13:34, Jos Van Emden (LottoNL-Jumbo) at 13:36, Lars Boom (LottoNL-Jumbo) at 13:42, Jon Dibben (Team Sky) at 13:53, world champion Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) at 14:42 and Ryan Mullen (Cannondale-Drapac) at 15:25.

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However, such a short course could also favour sprinters with a talent for short time trials, such as Marcel Kittel (Quick-Step Floors) or race leader Sagan, who has already said that he will give it everything.

Dowsett stated after the opening stage that he had purposefully finished near last on the stage to ensure an early start time before predicted rain later in the afternoon. Given the mass of TT specialists among the earlier starters, it's evidently a tactic that others have shared.

Note: Start times are given in local time. Subtract one hour for British time.

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OrderRiderStart time
1ALLEGAERT Piet13:28
2BODNAR Maciej13:29
3DOWSETT Alex13:30
4WELLENS Tim13:31
5KLUGE Roger13:32
6SIEBERG Marcel13:33
7DUMOULIN Tom13:34
8QUINTANA Dayer13:35
9VAN EMDEN Jos13:36
10KÜNG Stefan13:37
11FARRAR Tyler13:38
12VAN AVERMAET Greg13:39
13BRÄNDLE Matthias13:40
14RENSHAW Mark13:41
15BOOM Lars13:42
16WEENING Pieter13:43
17ANACONA Winner13:44
18SCOTSON Miles13:45
19TANKINK Bram13:46
20KOLÁR Michal13:47
21PEDERSEN Mads13:48
22GUARNIERI Jacopo13:49
23AGNOLI Valerio13:50
24THWAITES Scott13:51
25CORDEEL Sander13:52
26DIBBEN Jonathan13:53
27MAES Nikolas13:54
28SCHÄR Michael13:55
29STAMSNIJDER Tom13:56
30VAN ZYL Johann13:57
31VAUGRENARD Benoit13:58
32THOMSON Jay Robert13:59
33BURGHARDT Marcus14:00
34QUINZIATO Manuel14:01
35GANNA Filippo14:02
36CURVERS Roy14:03
37KEISSE Iljo14:04
38PLANCKAERT Baptiste14:05
39COLEDAN Marco14:06
40TUSVELD Martijn14:07
41RAST Gregory14:08
42DUIJN Huub14:09
43GALLOPIN Tony14:10
44DEVOLDER Stijn14:11
45DECLERCQ Benjamin14:12
46VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan14:13
47BENOOT Tiesj14:14
48SCHILLINGER Andreas14:15
49HOFSTEDE Lennard14:16
50SCHMIDT Mads Würtz14:17
51KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren14:18
52VANENDERT Jelle14:19
53VAN AERT Wout14:20
54FOMINYKH Daniil14:21
55ERVITI Imanol14:22
56HENAO GOMEZ Sebastian14:23
57SLAGTER Tom-Jelte14:24
58GUERREIRO Ruben14:25
59LEEZER Thomas14:26
60VALGREN ANDERSEN Michael14:27
61ROY Jérémy14:28
62LAMPAERT Yves14:29
63SUTHERLAND Rory14:30
64VAN MELSEN Kevin14:31
65PIBERNIK Luka14:32
66STANNARD Ian14:33
67VINCENT Léo14:34
68ASSELMAN Jesper14:35
69GERRANS Simon14:36
70GRUZDEV Dmitriy14:37
71WAGNER Robert Thomas14:38
72MINALI Riccardo14:39
73POLITT Nils14:40
74POLANC Jan14:41
75MARTIN Tony14:42
76THEUNS Edward14:43
77PER David14:44
78BEWLEY Sam14:45
79GOUGEARD Alexis14:46
80TERPSTRA Niki14:47
81MATHIS Marco14:48
82BAGDONAS Gediminas14:49
83TEUNISSEN Mike14:50
84HEPBURN Michael14:51
85IZAGUIRRE Gorka14:52
86VAN GOETHEM Brian14:53
87BIERMANS Jenthe14:54
88PÖSTLBERGER Lukas14:55
89VLIEGEN Loïc14:56
90INSAUSTI IRASTORZA Ion14:57
91MEURISSE Xandro14:58
92GASPAROTTO Enrico14:59
93SWIFT Ben15:00
94VAN DER HOORN Taco15:01
95NAESEN Oliver15:02
96KOREN Kristijan15:03
97VAKOC Petr15:04
98SBARAGLI Kristian15:05
99BACKAERT Frederik15:06
100ROOSEN Timo15:07
101PFINGSTEN Christoph15:08
102DEVENYNS Dries15:09
103BAKELANTS Jan15:10
104KEUKELEIRE Jens15:11
105KUMP Marko15:12
106STUYVEN Jasper15:13
107HOULE Hugo15:14
108GEOGHEGAN HART Tao15:15
109KUZNETSOV Viacheslav15:16
110STEELS Stijn15:17
111GOOLAERTS Michael15:18
112VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume15:19
113VERMELTFOORT Coen15:20
114SELIG Rüdiger15:21
115LIGTHART Pim15:22
116BICO Nuno15:23
117GILBERT Philippe15:24
118MULLEN Ryan15:25
119DOULL Owain15:26
120KRUOPIS Aidis15:27
121SMITH Dion15:28
122GATTO Oscar15:29
123HAMILTON Christopher15:30
124DEHAES Kenny15:31
125VAN HOECKE Gijs15:32
126LANGEVELD Sebastian15:33
127EDMONDSON Alexander15:34
128JAUREGUI Quentin15:35
129VAN HECKE Preben15:36
130VANSPEYBROUCK Pieter15:37
131VAN GESTEL Dries15:38
132BOLE Grega15:39
133VIVIANI Elia15:40
134KAMYSHEV Arman15:41
135LADAGNOUS Matthieu15:42
136TLEUBAYEV Ruslan15:43
137DELAGE Mickael15:44
138ZURLO Federico15:45
139DRUCKER Jean-Pierre15:46
140KITTEL Marcel15:47
141GARCIA CORTINA Ivan15:48
142SARREAU Marc15:49
143CONSONNI Simone15:50
144JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinhardt15:51
145DOCKER Mitchell15:52
146RICHEZE Maximiliano15:53
147DUVAL Julien15:54
148VAN POPPEL Danny15:55
149GIBBONS Ryan15:56
150WISNIOWSKI Lukasz15:57
151BARBIER Rudy15:58
152GUARDINI Andrea15:59
153VANMARCKE Sep16:00
154DUPONT Timothy16:01
155VAN BAARLE Dylan16:02
156SÜTTERLIN Jasha16:03
157ARASHIRO Yukiya16:04
158TROIA Oliviero16:05
159VAN ASBROECK Tom16:06
160VAN LERBERGHE Bert16:07
161MERLIER Tim16:08
162DEMARE Arnaud16:09
163DE BUYST Jasper16:10
164PLANCKAERT Edward16:11
165GREIPEL André16:12
166RICKAERT Jonas16:13
167WIPPERT Wouter16:15
168ZABEL Rick16:17
169VAN POPPEL Boy16:19
170GROENEWEGEN Dylan16:21
171MCNALLY Mark16:23
172NIELSEN Magnus Cort16:25
173REINDERS Elmar16:27
174BAUHAUS Phil16:29
175DE VREESE Laurens16:31
176SAGAN Peter16:33

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