Discover the startlist for the women's time trial at 2024 World Championships right here! Chloé Dygert, Grace Brown, Demi Vollering, Lotte Kopecky and more!
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On the 22nd of September, the women's elite individual time trial at the 2024 World Championships is on the programme in Zurich, Switzerland, where a number of the biggest names in the peloton will fight for the Rainbow Jersey against the clock.
The preliminary startlist includes such riders as: Chloé Dygert, Grace Brown, Brodie Chapman, Christina Schweinberger, Demi Vollering, Ellen van Dijk, Juliette Labous, Anna Henderson, Lotte Kopecky, Vittoria Guazzini and Marie Schreiber.
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United States
1. DYGERT Chloe
16. NEBEN Amber
29. STEPHENS Lauren
42. EHRLICH Emily
Australia
2. BROWN Grace
17. CARNES Isabelle
30. CHAPMAN Brodie
Austria
3. SCHWEINBERGER Christina
18. HUYS Tabea
Netherlands
4. VOLLERING Demi
19. VAN DIJK Ellen
France
5. LABOUS Juliette
20. KERBAOL Cédrine
Great Britain
6. HENDERSON Anna
Belgium
7. KOPECKY Lotte
21. DE WILDE Julie
Germany
8. NIEDERMAIER Antonia
22. KOCH Franziska
Switzerland
9. HARTMANN Elena
23. LIECHTI Jasmin
Italy
10. GUAZZINI Vittoria
24. MASETTI Gaia
Colombia
11. PEÑUELA Diana
25. HERRERA Estefanía
Poland
12. SKALNIAK-SÓJKA Agnieszka
China
13. ZHOU Qiuying
26. TANG Xin
Canada
14. FINDLAY Paula
27. BARIL Olivia
Denmark
15. KOERNER Rebecca
28. GREVE Alberte
Slovakia
31. JENČUŠOVÁ Nora
Ukraine
32. BIRIUKOVA Yuliia
57. SHEKEL Olga
Hong Kong
33. LEUNG Wing Yee
Rwanda
34. INGABIRE Diane
Slovenia
35. ŽIGART Urška
58. BUJAK Eugenia
Israel
36. GAFINOVITZ Rotem
Japan
37. KAKITA Maho
Norway
38. OTTESTAD Mie Bjørndal
Sweden
39. KAGEVI Stina
Indonesia
40. SOVA Dewika Mulya
59. DELIA PRIATNA Ayustina
Finland
41. AHTOSALO Anniina
60. AINTILA Wilma
Luxembourg
43. SCHREIBER Marie
Spain
44. BENITO Mireia
61. BLASI Paula
Ecuador
45. NUÑEZ Miryam Maritza
Latvia
46. ROŽLAPA Dana
Trinidad & Tobago
47. CAMPBELL Teniel
Paraguay
48. ESPÍNOLA Agua Marina
Honduras
49. ANDINO Ninoska Gissel
Romania
50. CATINEANU Catalina-Andreea
62. CIOCLU Iuliana-Alexandra
Benin
51. AHOUISSOU Hermionne
Bulgaria
52. STOYANOVA Gergana
70. MINKOVA Petya
Estonia
53. SANDER Laura Lizette
Bolivia
54. VILLANUEVA Floren
Mongolia
55. SOLONGO Tserenlkham
64. JINJIIBADAM Anujin
Afghanistan
56. HASHIMI Fariba
65. HASHIMI Yulduz
Turkey
63. KÖŞKER Nerıman Neyran Elden
Argentina
66. YAPURA Fernanda Anabel
Azerbaijan
67. SIDORENKO Viktoriya
Malta
68. PRATT Jessica
Refugee Olympic Team
69. GEBRU Eyeru Tesfoam
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Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He regularly contributes to DartsNews.com and CyclingUpToDate.com, where he covers professional cycling and darts. In cycling, his work includes liveblogs from major races, including the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta a España, alongside race reports and analysis. He has also conducted interviews with professional riders.
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