Discover the startlist of the men's elite time trial at the 2024 Zurich World Championships including Remco Evenepoel, Primoz Roglic, Joshua Tarling and more
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On the 22nd of September, the men's elite individual time trial at the 2024 Zurich World Championships will take place. In last year's fight for the Rainbow Jersey against the clock, Remco Evenepoel prevailed ahead of Filippo Ganna and Joshua Tarling. We take a look at the startlist.
The final startlist for the 2024 edition includes: Remco Evenepoel, Victor Campenaerts, Filippo Ganna, Edoardo Affini, Primoz Roglic, Brandon McNulty, Magnus Sheffield, Joshua Tarling, Stefan Küng, Stefan Bissegger, Jay Vine, Mikkel Bjerg, Kasper Asgreen, João Almeida, Nelson Oliveira, Mathias Vacek, Tobias Foss and Derek Gee.
Belgium
1. EVENEPOEL Remco
18. CAMPENAERTS Victor
Italy
2. GANNA Filippo
19. AFFINI Edoardo
Slovenia
3. ROGLIČ Primož
United States
4. MCNULTY Brandon
20. SHEFFIELD Magnus
Great Britain
5. TARLING Joshua
Switzerland
6. KÜNG Stefan
22. BISSEGGER Stefan
Australia
7. VINE Jay
France
8. ARMIRAIL Bruno
24. GUERNALEC Thibault
Spain
9. GARCÍA PIERNA Raúl
25. DE LA CRUZ David
Denmark
10. BJERG Mikkel
21. ASGREEN Kasper
Colombia
11. VARGAS Walter
Netherlands
12. HOOLE Daan
Portugal
13. ALMEIDA João
23. OLIVEIRA Nelson
Kazakhstan
14. FEDOROV Yevgeniy
26. CHZHAN Igor
Czech Republic
15. VACEK Mathias
Norway
16. FOSS Tobias
28. WÆRENSKJOLD Søren
Germany
17. SCHACHMANN Maximilian
27. HEIDEMANN Miguel
China
29. MIAO Chengshuo
Canada
30. GEE Derek
50. CÔTÉ Pier-André
Chile
31. OYARZÚN Carlos Iván
Bermuda
32. HOPKINS Kaden
51. WHITE Conor
Poland
33. MACIEJUK Filip
Hungary
34. PEÁK Barnabás
52. PELIKÁN János
Ukraine
35. GRYNIV Vitaliy
Brazil
36. MENDES Diego De Jesus
Cyprus
37. MILTIADIS Andreas
Guatemala
38. CHUMIL Sergio Geovani
Serbia
39. ILIĆ Ognjen
Belize
40. WILLIAMS Cory
Bulgaria
41. PAPANOV Martin
54. STOYNEV Emil
Paraguay
42. RIVEROS Francisco Daniel
Honduras
43. MATUTE Fredd
Estonia
44. KANNIMÄE Taavi
Guam
45. OINGERANG Edward
Afghanistan
46. HAIDARI Qais
56. MIRZAYE Ahmad
Qatar
47. AL KHATER Fadhel
57. AL-KUWARI Tamim Jamal
Refugee Olympic Team
48. ANSARI Amir Arsalan
58. WAIS Ahmad Badreddin
Tanzania
49. LAIZER Richard
Mongolia
53. BATSAIKHAN Tegsh-bayar
Ghana
55. SYMONDS Christopher
Uganda
59. KAGIMU Charles
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