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Preliminary startlist Glasgow World Championships Men's Under-23 Time-Trial with Segaert, Morgado, Christen, Staune-Mittet and Romeo
CyclingMonday, 07 August 2023 at 11:44
Startlist. On the 9th of August the men's under-23 rider will take on the time-trial at the Glasgow World Championships. Who will succeed to Soren Waerenskjold?
The preliminary startlist features riders such as: Jan Christen, Johannes Staune-Mittet, António Morgado, Fran Miholjevic, Alec Segaert, Lorenzo Milesi, Iván Romeo and Raúl Garcia Pierna.
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