Start times and order. The Tour de Romandie will start with a 7-kilometer prologue that will set the early differences. Here is the order in which all riders will start their effort.
Jonathan Bogli of the Swiss national team will be the first rider to start off his effort at 14:50CET and the last rider off the starting ramp will be BORA - hansgrohe's Cian Uijtdebroeks at 17:23CET.
Order - Start Time (CET) - Name - Team - Nation
1 14:50:00 213 *BOGLI Jonathan SUI SUI
2 14:51:00 207 WIRTGEN Luc TUD LUX
3 14:52:00 194 *HOLLYMAN Mason IPT GBR
4 14:53:00 184 MENTEN Milan LTD BEL
5 14:54:00 172 BASSO Leonardo AST ITA
6 14:55:00 166 *PONOMAR Andrii ARK UKR
7 14:56:00 153 FINE Eddy COF FRA
8 14:57:00 143 CALMEJANE Lilian ICW FRA
9 14:58:00 137 VENTURINI Clement ACT FRA
10 14:59:00 121 BARDET Romain DSM FRA
11 15:00:00 115 JENSEN Juul Christopher JAY DEN
12 15:01:00 107 WURF Cameron IGD AUS
13 15:02:00 94 KEPPLINGER Rainer TBV AUT
14 15:03:00 83 GAVIRIA RENDON Fernando MOV COL
15 15:04:00 74 LADAGNOUS Matthieu GFC FRA
16 15:05:00 62 AMADOR Andrey EFE CRC
17 15:06:00 52 BERNARD Julien TFS FRA
18 15:07:00 44 SBARAGLI Kristian ADC ITA
19 15:08:00 35 MASNADA Fausto SOQ ITA
20 15:09:00 26 *LEEMREIZE Gijs TJV NED
21 15:10:00 12 ALVES OLIVEIRA Ivo Manuel UAD POR
22 15:11:00 2 BENEDETTI Cesare BOH POL
23 15:12:00 214 DEBONS Antoine SUI SUI
24 15:13:00 203 KAMP Alexander TUD DEN
25 15:14:00 193 HOLLENSTEIN Reto IPT SUI
26 15:15:00 182 ADAMIETZ Johannes LTD GER
27 15:16:00 176 NIBALI Antonio AST ITA
28 15:17:00 167 RODRIGUEZ MARTIN Cristian ARK ESP
29 15:18:00 152 *CHAMPION Thomas COF FRA
30 15:19:00 145 GOOSSENS Kobe ICW BEL
31 15:20:00 134 *LAPEIRA Paul ACT FRA
32 15:21:00 127 *POOLE David Max DSM GBR
33 15:22:00 117 *ZANA Filippo JAY ITA
34 15:23:00 106 VIVIANI Elia IGD ITA
35 15:24:00 95 *MACIEJUK Filip TBV POL
36 15:25:00 87 SAMITIER SAMITIER Sergio MOV ESP
37 15:26:00 77 *THOMPSON Reuben GFC NZL
38 15:27:00 65 EIKING Odd Christian EFE NOR
39 15:28:00 56 MOSCA Jacopo TFS ITA
40 15:29:00 46 TAMINIAUX Lionel ADC BEL
41 15:30:00 33 DEVENYNS Dries SOQ BEL
42 15:31:00 25 HOFSTEDE Lennard TJV NED
43 15:32:00 17 NOVAK Domen UAD SLO
44 15:33:00 3 DENZ Nico BOH GER
45 15:34:00 217 *STOCKLI Jan SUI SUI
46 15:35:00 204 *KLUCKERS Arthur TUD LUX
47 15:36:00 197 ZABEL Rick IPT GER
48 15:37:00 186 PAASSCHENS Mathijs LTD NED
49 15:38:00 173 *BRUSSENSKIY Gleb AST KAZ
50 15:39:00 164 LEDANOIS Kevin ARK FRA
51 15:40:00 157 PERICHON Pierre Luc COF FRA
52 15:41:00 141 MEINTJES Louis du Bouisson ICW RSA
53 15:42:00 135 PETERS Nans ACT FRA
54 15:43:00 126 *ONLEY Edgar Oscar DSM GBR
55 15:44:00 113 DUNBAR Edward JAY IRL
56 15:45:00 105 RIVERA VARGAS Brandon Smith IGD COL
57 15:46:00 97 RAJOVIC Dusan TBV SRB
58 15:47:00 86 *ROMEO ABAD Ivan MOV ESP
59 15:48:00 73 *GERMANI Lorenzo GFC ITA
60 15:49:00 63 CAICEDO Jonathan EFE ECU
61 15:50:00 54 ELISSONDE Kenny TFS FRA
62 15:51:00 45 STANNARD Robert ADC AUS
63 15:52:00 34 KNOX James SOQ GBR
64 15:53:00 23 GESINK Robert TJV NED
65 15:54:00 13 *AYUSO PESQUERA Juan UAD ESP
66 15:55:00 7 ZWIEHOFF Ben BOH GER
67 15:56:00 212 AEBI Antoine SUI SUI
68 15:57:00 202 BOHLI Tom TUD SUI
69 15:58:00 195 NIZZOLO Giacomo IPT ITA
70 15:59:00 183 de GENDT Thomas LTD BEL
71 16:00:00 175 *GAROFOLI Gianmarco AST ITA
72 16:01:00 162 CHAMPOUSSIN Clement ARK FRA
73 16:02:00 156 PEREZ Anthony COF FRA
74 16:03:00 142 BONIFAZIO Niccolo ICW ITA
75 16:04:00 136 SCHAR Michael ACT SUI
76 16:05:00 124 HAMILTON Christopher DSM AUS
77 16:06:00 114 HARPER Chris JAY AUS
78 16:07:00 102 CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS Jonathan IGD ESP
79 16:08:00 93 CARUSO Damiano TBV ITA
80 16:09:00 84 MUHLBERGER Gregor MOV AUT
81 16:10:00 72 *ASKEY Lewis GFC GBR
82 16:11:00 66 PADUN Mark EFE UKR
83 16:12:00 57 *NYS Thibau TFS BEL
84 16:13:00 43 OSBORNE Jason ADC GER
85 16:14:00 36 PEDERSEN Phillip Casper SOQ DEN
86 16:15:00 27 van EMDEN Jos TJV NED
87 16:16:00 11 YATES Adam Richard UAD GBR
88 16:17:00 5 *LUHRS Luis-Joe BOH GER
89 16:18:00 215 *LILLO Dario SUI SUI
90 16:19:00 206 VOISARD Yannis TUD SUI
91 16:20:00 192 FROOME Chris IPT GBR
92 16:21:00 187 SWEENY Harrison LTD AUS
93 16:22:00 177 TEJADA CANACUE Harold Alfonso AST COL
94 16:23:00 163 *COSTIOU Ewen ARK FRA
95 16:24:00 155 HERRADA Jesus COF ESP
96 16:25:00 144 COSTA Rui ICW POR
97 16:26:00 132 BOUCHARD Geoffrey ACT FRA
98 16:27:00 123 DAINESE Alberto DSM ITA
99 16:28:00 112 CRADDOCK G Lawson JAY USA
100 16:29:00 104 NARVAEZ PRADO Jhonatan Manuel IGD ECU
101 16:30:00 92 ARNDT Nikias TBV GER
102 16:31:00 85 OLIVEIRA Nelson MOV POR
103 16:32:00 76 *PALENI Enzo GFC FRA
104 16:33:00 64 CARR Simon EFE GBR
105 16:34:00 55 *HELLEMOSE Asbjorn TFS DEN
106 16:35:00 47 *van den BOSSCHE Fabio ADC BEL
107 16:36:00 32 ČERNY Josef SOQ CZE
108 16:37:00 24 *GLOAG Thomas TJV GBR
109 16:38:00 16 MAJKA Rafal UAD POL
110 16:39:00 1 HIGUITA GARCIA Sergio Andres BOH COL
111 16:40:00 216 *SOMMER Jan SUI SUI
112 16:41:00 201 REICHENBACH Sebastien TUD SUI
113 16:42:00 196 SCHULTZ Nicholas IPT AUS
114 16:43:00 185 MONIQUET Sylvain LTD BEL
115 16:44:00 174 CAVENDISH Mark AST GBR
116 16:45:00 165 MOZZATO Luca ARK ITA
117 16:46:00 154 GESCHKE Simon COF GER
118 16:47:00 146 SMITH Dion ICW NZL
119 16:48:00 133 GODON Dorian ACT FRA
120 16:49:00 122 *BRENNER Marco DSM GER
121 16:50:00 116 SOBRERO Matteo JAY ITA
122 16:51:00 101 BERNAL GOMEZ Egan Arley IGD COL
123 16:52:00 91 MADER Gino TBV SUI
124 16:53:00 82 BARTA William MOV USA
125 16:54:00 71 PINOT Thibaut GFC FRA
126 16:55:00 67 *QUINN Sean EFE USA
127 16:56:00 51 GALLOPIN Tony TFS FRA
128 16:57:00 41 HERMANS Quinten ADC BEL
129 16:58:00 37 *VERNON Ethan SOQ GBR
130 16:59:00 21 KRUIJSWIJK Steven TJV NED
131 17:00:00 15 *FISHER-BLACK Finn UAD NZL
132 17:01:00 4 JUNGELS Bob BOH LUX
133 17:02:00 211 *CHRISTEN Jan SUI SUI
134 17:03:00 205 SUTER Joel TUD SUI
135 17:04:00 191 WOODS Michael IPT CAN
136 17:05:00 181 SEPULVEDA Eduardo LTD ARG
137 17:06:00 171 LUTSENKO Alexey AST KAZ
138 17:07:00 161 *VAUQUELIN Kevin ARK FRA
139 17:08:00 151 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion COF ESP
140 17:09:00 147 TAARAMAE Rein ICW EST
141 17:10:00 131 BERTHET Clement ACT FRA
142 17:11:00 125 *MARKL Niklas DSM GER
143 17:12:00 111 YATES Simon Philip JAY GBR
144 17:13:00 103 HAYTER Ethan IGD GBR
145 17:14:00 96 *PRICE PEJTERSEN Johan TBV DEN
146 17:15:00 81 *JORGENSON Matteo MOV USA
147 17:16:00 75 *MARTINEZ Lenny GFC FRA
148 17:17:00 61 NIELSEN Magnus Cort EFE DEN
149 17:18:00 53 *BRUSTENGA MASAGUE Marc TFS ESP
150 17:19:00 42 *BAYER Tobias ADC AUT
151 17:20:00 31 CAVAGNA Remi SOQ FRA
152 17:21:00 22 FOSS Tobias Svendsen TJV NOR
153 17:22:00 14 BJERG Mikkel UAD DEN
154 17:23:00 6 *UIJTDEBROEKS Cian BOH BEL
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