Final startlist men's under-23 World Championships Time-Trial with Hessmann, van Dijke, Waerenskjold, Hayter and Vacek
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This Monday the 19th of September will see the World Championships host one race which will be the individual time-trial in the men's under-23 category, with 28 kilometers on the menu to find the next rider to wear the rainbow stripes in the discipline.
There will be strong riders lining up at the start such as: Alec Segaert, Lennert Van Eetvelt, Fran Miholjevic, Alexandre Balmer, Lorenzo Milesi, Mick van Dijke, Mathias Vacek, Soren Waerenskjold, Michel Hessmann, Raúl García, Iván Romeo and Leo Hayter.
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Denmark
1 Holm Jørgensen, Adam
41 Bévort, Carl-Frederik
Belgium
2 Segaert, Alec
38 Eetvelt, Lennert Van
New Zealand
3 Currie, Logan
Croatia
4 Miholjević, Fran
Colombia
5 Barboza, Juan Manuel
France
6 Le Huitouze, Eddy
Estonia
7 Kurits, Joonas
Bahrain
8 Madan, Ahmed
42 Naser, Ahmed
Swiss
9 Weiss, Fabian
27 Balmer, Alexandre
United Arab Emirates
10 Almutaiwei, Mohammad
Italy
11 Milesi, Lorenzo
30 Piganzoli, Davide
Netherlands
12 Tuuk, Axel van der
26 Dijke, Mick van
Czech Republic
13 Vacek, Mathias
Poland
14 Gieryk, Kacper
25 Gajdulewicz, Mateusz
Lithuania
15 Mikutis, Aivaras
Norway
16 Wærenskjold, Søren
Germany
17 Hessmann, Michel
37 Wilksch, Hannes
Spain
18 García, Raúl
28 Romeo, Iván
United States
19 Welch, Patrick
South Africa
20 Da Silva, Tiano
39 Ormiston, Callum
Japan
21 Todome, Yuhi
Algeria
22 Amari, Hamza
Puerto Rico
23 Morales, Christopher
Canada
24 Jussaume, Tristan
40 Miles, Carson
United Kingdom
29 Hayter, Leo
Bermuda
31 Hopkins, Kaden
Kazakhstan
32 Remkhe, Andrey
43 Brussenskiy, Gleb
Hong Kong
33 Chu, Tsun Wai
Eritrea
34 Mehari, Amanuel
44 Tesfagaber, Simon
Guam
35 Blas, Blayde
Pakistan
36 Anwar, Muhammad Ismail
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