Preliminary startlist Glasgow World Championships Men's Elite Time-Trial with Evenepoel, van Aert, Ganna, Pogacar, Küng, Foss and Almeida
CyclingWednesday, 09 August 2023 at 09:30
Startlist. On the 11th of August 2023, the men's peloton will encounter the time-trial World Championships, this year taking place in Glasgow, but in this discipline, the event will be hosted in the city of Stirling.
The preliminary startlist includes: Tadej Pogacar, Stefan Bissegger, Stefan Küng, Kasper Asgreen, Tobias Foss, Ben Healy, Brandon McNulty, Magnus Sheffield, Rémi Cavagna, Filippo Ganna, Rohan Dennis, Wout van Aert, Remco Evenepoel and João Almeida.
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Asgreen, Kasper
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Foss, Tobias
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Healy, Ben
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Christopher Jr, Darel
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Gamper, Patrick
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Ilić, Ognjen
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Craddock, Lawson
McNulty, Brandon
Sheffield, Magnus
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Bodnar, Maciej
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Kämna, Lennard
Politt, Nils
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Ganjkhanlou, Mohammad
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Armirail, Bruno
Cavagna, Rémi
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Tarling, Joshua
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Cattaneo, Mattia
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Bod, Stefan de
Gibbons, Ryan
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Novakovskyi, Vitalii
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Azparren, Xabier Mikel
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Dotti, Juan Pablo
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Adjei, Lawrence
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