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Discover the final startlist for the U23 men's ITT at the 2024 World Championships right here including Isaac del Toro, Antonio Morgado, Jan Christen, Alec Segaert and AJ August
CyclingSunday, 22 September 2024 at 18:25
On the 23rd of September, the under 23s in the men's will get their chance to fight for a Rainbow Jersey against the clock in Zurich, Switzerland.
The final startlist includes notable names such as: Rasmus Pedersen, Alec Segaert, Antonio Morgado, Jakob Soderqvist, Jan Christen, Darren Rafferty, Nicolas Vinokourov, Andrew August, Artem Shmidt, Isaac del Toro, Ben Wiggins, Markel Beloki, Ivan Romeo and Michael Leonard among others.
Download the startlist in A4 right here!
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Uganda
Lomulia, Paul
Lorot, Lawrence
Denmark
Jørgensen, Adam Holm
3 Pedersen, Rasmus Søjberg
Cyprus
Ioannou, Constantinos
Rwanda
Tuyizere, Etienne
66 Masengesho, Vainqueur
Belgium
1 Segaert, Alec
21 Orins, Robin
38 Vandenbranden, Noah
Sweden
2 Söderqvist, Jakob
Italy
4 Raccagni, Andrea
24 Olivo, Bryan
United States
5 Shmidt, Artem
25 August, AJ
United Kingdom
6 Charlton, Josh
26 Wiggins, Ben
Netherlands
7 Mouris, Wessel
27 Huising, Menno
Spain
8 Beloki, Markel
28 Romeo, Iván
Germany
9 Behrens, Niklas
29 Theiler, Ole
South Africa
10 Geary, Dillon
30 Crause, Pedri
France
11 Decomble, Maxime
31 Blaise, Arthur
Swiss
12 Weiss, Fabian
32 Christen, Jan
Ireland
13 Rafferty, Darren
33 Rafferty, Adam
Austria
14 Stieger, Adrian
Czech Republic
15 Rubeš, Daniel
34 Přidal, Tomáš
Canada
16 Leonard, Michael
35 Walton, Jonas
Lithuania
17 Mikutis, Aivaras
Kazakhstan
18 Remkhe, Andrey
36 Vinokurov, Nicolas
50 Remkhi, Rudolf
Bermuda
19 Narraway, Nicholas
Ukraine
20 Yakovlev, Daniil
37 Simon, Semen
Australia
22 Eddy, Patrick
Chile
39 Quintana, Hector
China
40 Li, Zhen
Slovakia
41 Schwarzbacher, Matthias
59 Dunár, Dominik
Portugal
43 Morgado, António
Mauritius
44 De Comarmond, Aurelien
United Arab Emirates
45 Almutaiwei, Mohammad
Japan
46 Kamada, Koki
Bulgaria
47 Petrov, Yordan
Poland
48 Gieryk, Kacper
60 Gajdulewicz, Mateusz
Algeria
49 Badlis, Slimane
61 Essemiani, Nasrallah
Indonesia
51 Royan, Muhammad Andy
62 Nurahmat, Muhammad Syelhan
Colombia
52 Ruiz, Jeferson
Ethiopia
53 Rogora, Kiya
65 Taha, Amir
Finland
55 Källberg, Axel
Mongolia
56 Khadbaatar, Temuulen
71 Altangerel, Davaajargal
Mexico
57 Del Toro, Isaac
68 Rico, David
Argentina
58 Kalejmann, Mateo
Turkey
63 Uzun, Emir
Venezuela
64 Lei, Diego
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