UCI Road World Championships 2024: Elite women's and men's time trial start times

The full rider lists and start times for the individual time trials in Zurich

Chloe Dygert and Remco Evenepoel racing time trials
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The elite time trials at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships take place on Sunday 22 September, with medals on the line for both the women and men. 

A total of 129 riders will compete across the two events: 70 in the women's field and 59 in the men's field. Each rider will be separated by 1:30 gaps. 

Women's start times

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Elite women individual time trial start times

Rider

Nation

Start time (CET)

Petya Minkova

Bulgaria

11:51:30

Eyeru Gebru

Refugee Cycling Team

11:53:00

Jessica Pratt

Malta

11:54:30

Viktoriya Sidorenko

Azerbaijan

11:56:00

Anabel Yapura Plaza

Argentina

11:57:30

Yulduz Hashimi

Afghanistan

11:59:00

Anujin Jinjiibadam

Mongolia

12:00:30

Neyran Neriman Elden Kosker

Turkey

12:02:00

Iuliana-Alexandra Cioclu

Romania

12:03:30

Paula Blasi Cairol

Spain

12:05:00

Wilma Aintila

Finland

12:06:30

Ayustina Delia Priatna

Indonesia

12:08:00

Eugenia Bujak

Slovenia

12:09:30

Olha Shekel

Ukraine

12:11:00

Fariba Hashimi

Afghanistan

12:12:30

Solongo Tserenlkham

Mongolia

12:14:00

Floren Villanueva Scrafton

Bolivia

12:15:30

Laura Lizette Sander

Estonia

12:17:00

Gergana Stoyanova

Bulgaria

12:18:30

Hermionne Ahouissou

Benin

12:20:00

Catalina-Andreea Catineanu

Romania

12:21:30

Gissel Andino

Honduras

12:23:00

Agua Marina Espinola Salinas

Paraguay

12:24:30

Teniel Campbell

Trinidad and Tobago

12:26:00

Dana Rozlapa

Latvia

12:27:30

Miryam Nunez

Ecuador

12:29:00

Mireia Benito Pellicer

Spain

12:30:30

Marie Schreiber

Luxembourg

12:32:00

Emily Ehrlich

United States

12:33:30

Anniina Ahtosalo

Finland

12:35:00

Dewika Mulya Sova

Indonesia

12:36:30

Stina Kagevi

Sweden

12:38:00

Mie Bjorndal Ottesad

Norway

12:39:30

Maho Kakita

Japan

12:41:00

Rotem Gafinovitz

Israel

12:42:30

Urška Žigart

Slovenia

12:44:00

Diane Ingabire

Rwanda

12:45:30

Wing Yee Leung

Hong Kong

12:47:00

Yuliia Biriukova

Ukraine

12:48:30

Nora Jenčušova

Slovakia

12:50:00

Brodie Chapman

Australia

12:51:30

Lauren Stephens

United States

12:53:00

Alberte Greve

Denmark

12:54:30

Olivia Baril

Canada

12:56:00

Xin Tang

China

12:57:30

Estefania Herrera Marin

Colombia

12:59:00

Gaia Masetti

Italy

13:00:30

Jasmin Liechti

Switzerland

13:02:00

Franziska Koch

Germany

13:03:30

Julie De Wilde

Belgium

13:05:00

Cedrine Kerbaol

France

13:06:30

Ellen van Dijk

Netherlands

13:08:00

Tabea Huys

Austria

13:09:30

Isabelle Carnes

Australia

13:11:00

Amber Leone Neben

United States

13:12:30

Rebecca Koerner

Denmark

13:14:00

Paula Findlay

Canada

13:15:30

Qiuying Zhou

China

13:17:00

Agnieszka Skalniak-Sojka

Poland

13:18:30

Diana Carolina Penuela Martinez

Colombia

13:20:00

Vittoria Guazzini

Italy

13:21:30

Elena Hartmann

Switzerland

13:23:00

Antonia Niedermaier

Germany

13:24:30

Lotte Kopecky

Belgium

13:26:00

Anna Henderson

Great Britain

13:27:30

Juliette Labous

France

13:29:00

Demi Vollering

Netherlands

13:30:30

Christina Schweinberger

Austria

13:32:00

Grace Brown

Australia

13:33:30

Chloé Dygert

United States

13:35:00

Men's start times

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Elite men's individual time trial start times

Rider

Nation

Start Time (CET

Charles Kagimu

Uganda

14:52:00

Ahmad Badreddin Wais

Refugee Cycling Team

14:54:30

Tamim Al-Kuwari

Qatar

14:57:00

Ahmad Mirzaee

Afghanistan

14:59:30

Christopher Symonds MBE

Ghana

15:02:00

Emil Stoynev

Bulgaria

15:04:30

Tegshbayar Batsaikhan

Mongolia

15:07:00

Janos Zsombor Pelikan

Hungary

15:09:30

Conor White

Bermuda

15:12:00

Pier-Andre Cote

Canada

15:14:30

Richard Laizer

Tanzania

15:17:00

Amir Arsalan Ansari

Refugee Cycling Team

15:19:30

Fadhel Al Khater

Qatar

15:22:00

Qais Haidari

Afghanistan

15:24:30

Edward Oingerang

Guam

15:27:00

Taavi Kannimae

Estonia

15:29:30

Fredd Matute

Honduras

15:31:00

Francisco Daniel Riveros Dias

Paraguay

15:32:30

Martin Papanov

Bulgaria

15:34:00

Cory Williams

Belize

15:35:30

Ognjen Ilić

Serbia

15:37:00

Sergio Geovani Chumil Gonzalez

Guatemala

15:38:30

Andreas Miltiadis

Cyprus

15:40:00

Diego de Jesus Mendes

Brazil

15:41:30

Vitaliy Hryniv

Ukraine

15:43:00

Barnabas Peak

Hungary

15:44:30

Filip Maciejuk

Poland

15:46:00

Kaden Luke Hopkins

Bermuda

15:47:30

Carlos Ivan Oyarzun Guinez

Chile

15:49:00

Derek Gee

Canada

15:50:30

Chengshuo Miao

China

15:52:00

Soren Waerenskjold

Norway

15:53:30

Miguel Heidemann

Germany

15:55:00

Igor Chzhan

Kazakhstan

15:56:30

David de la Cruz Melgarejo

Spain

15:58:00

Thibault Guernalec

France

15:59:30

Nelson Oliveira

Portugal

16:01:00

Stefan Bissegger

Switzerland

16:02:30

Kasper Asgreen

Denmark

16:04:00

Magnus Sheffield

United States of America

16:05:30

Edoardo Affini

Italy

16:07:00

Victor Campenaerts

Belgium

16:08:30

Maximilian Schachmann

Germany

16:10:00

Tobias Svendsen Foss

Norway

16:11:30

Mathias Vacek

Czechia

16:13:00

Yevgeniy Fedorov

Kazakhstan

16:14:30

João Almeida

Portugal

16:16:00

Daan Hoole

Netherlands

16:17:30

Walter Alejandro Vargas Alzate

Colombia

16:19:00

Mikkel Norsgaard Bjerg

Denmark

16:20:30

Raul Garcia Pierna

Spain

16:22:00

Bruno Armirail

France

16:23:30

Jay Vine

Australia

16:25:00

Stefan Küng

Switzerland

16:26:30

Joshua Tarling

Great Britain

16:28:00

Brandon McNulty

United States of America

16:29:30

Primož Roglič

Slovenia

16:31:00

Filippo Ganna

Italy

16:32:30

Remco Evenepoel

Belgium

16:34:00

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