Start Times & Order - 2023 European Championships women's Elite time-trial
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Start Times & Order. The European Championships start here with the Elite individual time-trial events. The women's race takes place on the 20th of September and will crown a winner on the pan-flat roads of Drenthe.
The first rider off the start ramp will be Iceland's Kristin Edda Sveinsdottir at 14:30 local time. The big favourites will start their effort much later, as seen below. The final rider to depart will be Marlen Reusser at 14:58CET.
Start Order Bib Name Nation Start Time
1 29 SVEINSDOTTIR Kristin Edda (ISL) ICELAND 1 14:30:00
2 28 BIRIUKOVA Yuliia (UKR) UKRAINE 2 14:31:00
3 27 GAFINOVITZ Rotem (ISR) ISRAEL 3 14:32:00
4 26 ALONSO DOMINGUEZ Sandra (ESP) SPAIN 4 14:33:00
5 25 BUJAK Eugenia (SLO) SLOVENIA 5 14:34:00
6 24 JASKULSKA Marta (POL) POLAND 6 14:35:00
7 23 VIGILIA Alessia (ITA) ITALY 7 14:36:00
8 22 SLÁMOVÁ Denisa (CZE) CZECH REPUBLIC 8 14:37:00
9 21 BARKER Elinor (GBR) GREAT BRITAIN 9 14:38:00
10 20 LUDWIG Cecilie (DEN) DENMARK 10 14:39:00
11 19 ROZLAPA Dana (LAT) LATVIA 11 14:40:00
12 18 CORDON RAGOT Audrey (FRA) FRANCE 12 14:41:00
13 17 KIESENHOFER Anna (AUT) AUSTRIA 13 14:42:00
14 16 VAN DE VEL Sara (BEL) BELGIUM 14 14:43:00
15 15 VAN ANROOIJ Shirin (NED) NETHERLANDS 15 14:44:00
16 14 KLEIN Lisa (GER) GERMANY 16 14:45:00
17 13 SIGURÐARDÓTTIR Hafdís (ISL) ICELAND 17 14:46:00
18 12 MURPHY Kelly (IRL) IRELAND 18 14:47:00
19 11 KONONENKO Valeriya (UKR) UKRAINE 19 14:48:00
20 10 BENITO PELLICER Mireia (ESP) SPAIN 20 14:49:00
21 9 GUAZZINI Vittoria (ITA) ITALY 21 14:50:00
22 8 BJERG Emma Cecilie (DEN) DENMARK 22 14:51:00
23 7 NIEWIADOMA Katarzyna (POL) POLAND 23 14:52:00
24 6 HENDERSON Anna (GBR) GREAT BRITAIN 24 14:53:00
25 5 LABOUS Juliette (FRA) FRANCE 25 14:54:00
26 4 SCHWEINBERGER Christina (AUT) AUSTRIA 26 14:55:00
27 3 KOPECKY Lotte (BEL) BELGIUM 27 14:56:00
28 2 MARKUS Riejanne (NED) NETHERLANDS 28 14:57:00
29 1 REUSSER Marlen (SUI) SWITZERLAND 29 14:58:00
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