Start Times and Order Time Trial. This Tuesday, July 18, the 16th stage of the Tour de France 2023 will take place, an individual time trial of 22.4 kilometers between Passy and Combloux with a quite hard profile that could define the general classification between Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard.
Let's remember that the Slovenian will arrive on Tuesday after the second rest day with 10 seconds behind Jonas Vingegaard, and the challenge against the clock could prove absolutely crucial upon such gaps.
The first to start will be the Danish Soudal Quick-Step rider, Michael Morkov, who will do so at 13:05CET. The last riders in the general classification will start every two minutes.
The last man in the top 10, Guillaume Martin, will start at 16:42. The top 5 will have the following start times: Jai Hindley at 16:52, Adam Yates at 16:54, Carlos Rodriguez at 16:56, Tadej Pogacar at 16:58 and Jonas Vingegaard at 17:00.
START TIMES TIME TRIAL STAGE 16 TOUR DE FRANCE 2023:
Order Bib Time Name Team Country
1 58 13:05:00 MØRKØV Michael SOQ DEN
2 192 13:06:00 BOL Cees AST NED
3 194 13:07:00 FEDOROV Yevgeniy AST KAZ
4 185 13:08:00 FRISON Frederik LTD BEL
5 128 13:09:00 ZINGLE Axel COF FRA
6 64 13:10:00 BAUHAUS Phil TBV GER
7 144 13:11:00 EDMONDSON Alexander DSM AUS
8 148 13:12:00 WELSFORD Sam DSM AUS
9 142 13:13:00 DEGENKOLB John DSM GER
10 76 13:14:00 MEEUS Jordi BOH BEL
11 127 13:15:00 RENARD Alexis COF FRA
12 164 13:16:00 GROENEWEGEN Dylan JAY NED
13 115 13:17:00 PETIT Adrien ICW FRA
14 207 13:18:00 WÆRENSKJOLD Søren UXT NOR
15 145 13:19:30 EEKHOFF Nils DSM NED
16 183 13:21:00 DE BUYST Jasper LTD BEL
17 196 13:22:30 MOSCON Gianni AST ITA
18 168 13:24:00 REINDERS Elmar JAY NED
19 178 13:25:30 PICHON Laurent ARK FRA
20 55 13:27:00 DEVENYNS Dries SOQ BEL
21 177 13:28:30 MOZZATO Luca ARK ITA
22 188 13:30:00 VERMEERSCH Florian LTD BEL
23 201 13:31:30 KRISTOFF Alexander UXT NOR
24 12 13:33:00 BJERG Mikkel UAD DEN
25 211 13:34:30 SAGAN Peter TEN SVK
26 54 13:36:00 DECLERCQ Tim SOQ BEL
27 34 13:37:30 LE GAC Olivier GFC FRA
28 172 13:39:00 BIERMANS Jenthe ARK BEL
29 163 13:40:30 DURBRIDGE Luke JAY AUS
30 103 13:42:00 GOGL Michael ADC AUT
31 63 13:43:30 ARNDT Nikias TBV GER
32 152 13:45:00 BOIVIN Guillaume IPT CAN
33 111 13:46:30 GIRMAY Biniam ICW ERI
34 105 13:48:00 KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren ADC DEN
35 166 13:49:30 JENSEN Juul Christopher JAY DEN
36 102 13:51:00 DILLIER Silvan ADC SUI
37 167 13:52:30 MEZGEC Luka JAY SLO
38 78 13:54:00 VAN POPPEL Danny BOH NED
39 205 13:55:30 TILLER Rasmus UXT NOR
40 18 13:57:00 TRENTIN Matteo UAD ITA
41 42 13:58:30 AMADOR Andrey EFE CRC
42 86 14:00:00 PEDERSEN Mads LTK DEN
43 116 14:01:30 SMITH Dion ICW NZL
44 107 14:03:00 RICKAERT Jonas ADC BEL
45 84 14:04:30 KIRSCH Alex LTK LUX
46 57 14:06:00 LAMPAERT Yves SOQ BEL
47 53 14:07:30 CAVAGNA Rémi SOQ FRA
48 15 14:09:00 LAENGEN Vegard Stake UAD NOR
49 69 14:10:30 WRIGHT Fred TBV GBR
50 104 14:12:00 HERMANS Quinten ADC BEL
51 106 14:13:30 PHILIPSEN Jasper ADC BEL
52 153 14:15:00 CLARKE Simon IPT AUS
53 93 14:16:30 COSNEFROY Benoit ACT FRA
54 122 14:18:00 COQUARD Bryan COF FRA
55 218 14:19:30 TURGIS Anthony TEN FRA
56 203 14:21:00 CHARMIG Anthon UXT DEN
57 117 14:22:30 TEUNISSEN Mike ICW NED
58 212 14:24:00 BOASSON-HAGEN Edvald TEN NOR
59 157 14:25:30 STRONG Corbin IPT NZL
60 217 14:27:00 OSS Daniel TEN ITA
61 206 14:28:30 TRÆEN Torstein UXT NOR
62 45 14:30:00 NIELSEN Magnus Cort EFE DEN
63 52 14:31:30 ASGREEN Kasper SOQ DEN
64 5 14:33:00 LAPORTE Christophe TJV FRA
65 8 14:34:30 VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan TJV BEL
66 215 14:36:00 FERRON Valentin TEN FRA
67 43 14:37:30 BETTIOL Alberto EFE ITA
68 125 14:39:00 LAFAY Victor COF FRA
69 175 14:40:30 GUGLIELMI Simon ARK FRA
70 98 14:42:00 PETERS Nans ACT FRA
71 73 73 14:43:30 HALLER Marco BOH AUT
72 202 14:45:00 ABRAHAMSEN Jonas UXT NOR
73 94 14:46:30 DEWULF Stan ACT BEL
74 184 14:48:00 EENKHOORN Pascal LTD NED
75 96 14:49:30 NAESEN Oliver ACT BEL BEL
76 113 14:51:00 COSTA Rui ICW POR
77 82 14:52:30 GALLOPIN Tony LTK FRA
78 162 14:54:00 CRADDOCK G Lawson JAY USA
79 75 14:55:30 KONRAD Patrick BOH AUT
80 48 14:57:00 URAN Rigoberto EFE COL
81 112 14:58:30 CALMEJANE Lilian ICW FRA
82 216 15:00:00 LATOUR Pierre TEN FRA
83 38 15:01:30 VAN DEN BERG Lars GFC NED
84 126 15:03:00 PEREZ Anthony COF FRA
85 88 15:04:30 STUYVEN Jasper LTK BEL
86 147 147 15:06:00 VERMAERKE Kevin DSM USA
87 67 15:07:30 MOHORIC Matej TBV SLO
88 143 15:09:00 DINHAM Matthew DSM AUS
89 85 15:10:30 LOPEZ PEREZ Juan Pedro LTK ESP
90 36 15:12:00 PACHER Quentin GFC FRA
91 174 15:13:30 DELAPLACE Anthony ARK FRA
92 77 15:15:00 POLITT Nils BOH GER
93 23 15:16:30 FRAILE MATARRANZ Omar IGD ESP
94 118 15:18:00 ZIMMERMANN Georg ICW GER
95 176 15:19:30 LOUVEL Matis ARK FRA
96 101 15:21:00 VAN DER POEL Mathieu ADC NED
97 46 15:22:30 POWLESS Neilson EFE USA
98 17 15:24:00 SOLER Marc UAD ESP
99 156 15:25:30 SCHULTZ Nicholas IPT AUS
100 123 15:27:00 GESCHKE Simon COF GER
101 173 15:28:30 CHAMPOUSSIN Clément ARK FRA
102 182 182 15:30:00 CAMPENAERTS Victor LTD BEL
103 187 15:31:30 VAN GILS Maxim LTD BEL
104 33 15:33:00 KÜNG Stefan GFC SUI
105 208 15:34:30 WILSLY Gregaard Jonas UXT DEN
106 137 15:36:00 OLIVEIRA Nelson MOV POR
107 97 15:37:30 PARET PEINTRE Aurélien ACT FRA
108 24 15:39:00 KWIATKOWSKI Michal IGD POL
109 133 15:40:30 ARANBURU DEBA Alex MOV ESP
110 135 15:42:00 JORGENSON Matteo MOV USA
111 136 15:43:30 MÜHLBERGER Gregor MOV AUT
112 154 15:45:00 HOULE Hugo IPT CAN
113 124 15:46:30 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion COF ESP
114 155 15:48:00 NEILANDS Krists IPT LAT
115 7 15:49:30 VAN BAARLE Dylan TJV NED
116 204 15:51:00 JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland UXT NOR
117 195 15:52:30 LUTSENKO Alexey AST KAZ
118 32 15:54:00 GENIETS Kévin GFC LUX
119 146 15:55:30 HAMILTON Christopher DSM AUS
120 151 15:57:00 WOODS Michael IPT CAN
121 66 15:58:30 HAIG Jack TBV AUS
122 51 16:00:00 ALAPHILIPPE Julian SOQ FRA
123 158 16:01:30 TEUNS Dylan IPT BEL
124 81 16:03:00 CICCONE Giulio LTK ITA
125 134 16:04:30 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka MOV ESP
126 21 16:06:00 BERNAL Egan IGD COL
127 68 16:07:30 POELS Wout TBV NED
128 2 16:09:00 BENOOT Tiesj TJV BEL
129 74 16:10:30 JUNGELS Bob BOH LUX
130 198 16:12:00 TEJADA CANACUE Harold Alfonso AST COL
131 83 16:13:30 JENSEN Skjelmose Mattias LTK DEN
132 213 16:15:00 BURGAUDEAU Mathieu TEN FRA
133 171 16:16:30 BARGUIL Warren ARK FRA
134 14 16:18:00 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix UAD AUT
135 6 16:19:30 VAN AERT Wout TJV BEL
136 91 16:21:00 O'CONNOR Ben ACT AUS
137 35 16:22:30 MADOUAS Valentin GFC FRA
138 92 16:24:00 BERTHET Clément ACT FRA
139 3 16:25:30 KELDERMAN Wilco TJV NED
140 165 16:27:00 HARPER Chris JAY AUS
141 16 16:28:30 MAJKA Rafal UAD POL
142 22 16:30:00 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan IGD ESP
143 72 16:32:00 BUCHMANN Emanuel BOH GER
144 62 16:34:00 LANDA Mikel TBV ESP
145 37 16:36:00 PINOT Thibaut GFC FRA
146 26 16:38:00 PIDCOCK Thomas IGD GBR
147 95 16:40:00 GALL Felix ACT AUT
148 121 16:42:00 MARTIN Guillaume COF FRA
149 31 16:44:00 GAUDU David GFC FRA
150 161 16:46:00 YATES Simon JAY GBR
151 65 16:48:00 BILBAO LOPEZ Pello TBV ESP
152 4 16:50:00 KUSS Sepp TJV USA
153 71 16:52:00 HINDLEY Jai BOH AUS
154 19 16:54:00 YATES Adam UAD GBR
155 27 16:56:00 RODRIGUEZ CANO Carlos IGD ESP
156 11 16:58:00 POGAČAR Tadej UAD SLO
157 1 17:00:00 VINGEGAARD Jonas TJV DEN
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