Preliminary startlist European Championships men's elite time-trial with Van Aert, Tarling, Kuss, Cavagna, Bissegger and Bjerg
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Startlist. The European Championships start here with the Elite individual time-trial events. The men's race takes place on the 20th of September and will crown a winner on the pan-flat roads of Drenthe.
The preliminary startlist includes: Max Walscheid, Andreas Leknessund, Soren Waerenskjold, Mikkel Bjerg, Stefan Bissegger, Stefan Küng, Nelson Oliveira, Wout van Aert, Yves Lampaert, Mattia Cattaneo, Matteo Sobrero, Joshua Tarling, Bruno Armirail, Rémi Cavagna.
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Germany
Miguel Heidemann
Max Walscheid
Austria
Rainer Kepplinger
Feliz Ritzinger
Iceland
Ingvar Omarsson
Malta
Daniel Bonello
Estonia
Rein Taaramäe
Lithuania
Venantas Latsinis
Ireland
Ryan Mullen
Norway
Andreas Leknessund
Soren Waerenskjold
Finland
Vladyslav Makogon
Denmark
Mikkel Bjerg
Niklas Larsen
Swiss
Stefan Bissegger
Stefan Küng
Serbia
Ognjen Ilic
Turkey
Burak Abay
Ahmet Orken
Czech Republic
Jakub Ottruba
Mathias Vacek
Portugal
Ivo Oliveira
Nelson Oliveira
Belgium
Wout van Aert
Yves Lampaert
Netherlands
Sjoerd Bax
Daan Hoole
Poland
Maciej Bodnar
Michal Kwiatkowski
Spain
Xabier Mikel Azparren
Ukraine
Yan Pastushenko
Italy
Mattia Cattaneo
Matteo Sobrero
United Kingdom
Joshua Tarling
France
Bruno Armirail
Rémi Cavagna
Kosovo
Samir Hasani
Bierton Nuha
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