Tom Dumoulin, Tour of Britain 2016, stage 7a time trial
Several of the world's best time triallists will be looking to take the overall lead of the Eneco Tour on Tuesday's stage two time trial, with Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Alpecin) and Tony Martin (Etixx-Quick Step) among the favourites.
The 9.6km route will probably not throw up huge time gaps, but given the first stage sprint left most riders within 10 seconds of race leader Dylan Groenewegen it is likely the lead will change hands.
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