The 2024 Criterium du Dauphine's fourth stage will be crucial to the classification as a whole. On the race's first time trial, the yellow jersey is expected to change hands once more. We now know the start times and order in which the riders will go down the start ramp.
First to get going will be 24-year-old Australian, Jensen Plowright of Alpecin - Deceuninck at 13:46 CET with stage 3 winner and new Maillot Jaune Derek Gee rounding off proceedings, when he gets his effort underway at 16:14 CET. To see the full list of riders and start times, take a look down below!
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Order Start Time Bib Name Team Nation
1 13:46:00 186 *PLOWRIGHT Jensen ADC AUS
2 13:47:00 176 *QUICK Blake JAY AUS
3 13:48:00 32 DENZ Nico BOH GER
4 13:49:00 96 *TARLING Joshua IGD GBR
5 13:50:00 97 *TURNER Ben IGD GBR
6 13:51:00 74 KEPPLINGER Rainer TBV AUT
7 13:52:00 54 KIRSCH Alex LTK LUX
8 13:53:00 103 IZAGIRRE Gorka COF ESP
9 13:54:00 33 HALLER Marco BOH AUT
10 13:55:00 67 SKAARSETH Anders UXM NOR
11 13:56:00 72 GRADEK Kamil TBV POL
12 13:57:00 87 RUSSO Clement GFC FRA
13 13:58:00 164 *PAGE Hugo IWA FRA
14 13:59:00 22 BENNETT Sam DAT IRL
15 14:00:00 7 VAN BAARLE Dylan TVL NED
16 14:01:00 53 GIBBONS Ryan LTK RSA
17 14:02:00 136 SENECHAL Florian ARK FRA
18 14:03:00 46 PEDERSEN Casper SOQ DEN
19 14:04:00 145 PAASSCHENS Mathijs LTD NED
20 14:05:00 144 MENTEN Milan LTD BEL
21 14:06:00 142 *CURRIE Logan LTD NZL
22 14:07:00 122 COMBAUD Romain DFP FRA
23 14:08:00 125 LIEPINS Emils DFP LAT
24 14:09:00 194 KUZMIN Anton AST KAZ
25 14:10:00 192 CHARMIG Anthon AST DEN
26 14:11:00 162 *BRAET Vito IWA BEL
27 14:12:00 16 VINK Michael UAD NZL
28 14:13:00 215 LUDVIGSSON Tobias Q36 SWE
29 14:14:00 216 *PARISINI Nicolo Q36 ITA
30 14:15:00 62 *ANDERSEN Idar UXM NOR
31 14:16:00 165 *PAQUOT Tom IWA BEL
32 14:17:00 106 *TOUMIRE Hugo COF FRA
33 14:18:00 124 *LEIJNSE Enzo DFP NED
34 14:19:00 175 MAAS Jan JAY NED
35 14:20:00 64 *HOLTER Adne UXM NOR
36 14:21:00 143 LIVYNS Arjen LTD BEL
37 14:22:00 174 JUUL JENSEN Juul Christopher JAY DEN
38 14:23:00 42 *HUBY Antoine SOQ FRA
39 14:24:00 75 SUTTERLIN Jasha TBV GER
40 14:25:00 193 *GAZZOLI Michele AST ITA
41 14:26:00 152 DOULL Owain EFE GBR
42 14:27:00 204 *HOLLYMAN Mason IPT GBR
43 14:28:00 201 FROOME Chris IPT GBR
44 14:29:00 26 NAESEN Oliver DAT BEL
45 14:30:00 137 VENTURINI Clement ARK FRA
46 14:31:00 156 RUTSCH Jonas EFE GER
47 14:32:00 182 *BAYER Tobias ADC AUT
48 14:33:00 24 BOASSON-HAGEN Edvald DAT NOR
49 14:34:00 205 HOULE Hugo IPT CAN
50 14:35:00 107 *KNIGHT Oliver COF GBR
51 14:36:00 126 *MARKL Niklas DFP GER
52 14:37:00 86 ROCHAS Remy GFC FRA
53 14:38:00 112 GARCIA CORTINA Ivan MOV ESP
54 14:39:00 167 ZIMMERMANN Georg IWA GER
55 14:40:00 94 FRAILE Omar IGD ESP
56 14:41:00 12 *ARRIETA LIZARRAGA Igor UAD ESP
57 14:42:00 127 TUSVELD Martijn DFP NED
58 14:43:00 185 OSBORNE Jason ADC GER
59 14:44:00 173 DURBRIDGE Luke JAY AUS
60 14:45:00 13 POLITT Nils UAD GER
61 14:46:00 133 GUERNALEC Thibault ARK FRA
62 14:47:00 82 GENIETS Kevin GFC LUX
63 14:48:00 195 SCHELLING Ide AST NED
64 14:49:00 104 LASTRA MARTINEZ Jonathan COF ESP
65 14:50:00 35 JUNGELS Bob BOH LUX
66 14:51:00 55 PEDERSEN Mads LTK DEN
67 14:52:00 211 *DONOVAN Mark Jamie Q36 GBR
68 14:53:00 85 PACHER Quentin GFC FRA
69 14:54:00 43 KNOX James SOQ GBR
70 14:55:00 25 GODON Dorian DAT FRA
71 14:56:00 172 *DE PRETTO Davide JAY ITA
72 14:57:00 92 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan IGD ESP
73 14:58:00 84 MADOUAS Valentin GFC FRA
74 14:59:00 77 *WRIGHT Fred TBV GBR
75 15:00:00 36 SOBRERO Matteo BOH ITA
76 15:01:00 3 BOUWMAN Koen TVL NED
77 15:02:00 45 MOSCON Gianni SOQ ITA
78 15:03:00 183 *HOLLMANN Juri ADC GER
79 15:04:00 6 LEMMEN Bart TVL NED
80 15:05:00 135 *LE BERRE Mathis ARK FRA
81 15:06:00 147 WILSLY Gregaard Jonas LTD DEN
82 15:07:00 212 CONCA Filippo Q36 ITA
83 15:08:00 115 PEDRERO Antonio MOV ESP
84 15:09:00 157 SWEENY Harrison EFE AUS
85 15:10:00 17 WELLENS Tim UAD BEL
86 15:11:00 2 BENOOT Tiesj TVL BEL
87 15:12:00 95 KWIATKOWSKI Michal IGD POL
88 15:13:00 134 HUYS Laurens ARK BEL
89 15:14:00 105 MARIAULT Axel COF FRA
90 15:15:00 27 PRODHOMME Nicolas DAT FRA
91 15:16:00 56 SKUJINS Toms LTK LAT
92 15:17:00 63 HOELGAARD Markus UXM NOR
93 15:18:00 184 MEURISSE Xandro ADC BEL
94 15:19:00 187 VERGALLITO Luca ADC ITA
95 15:20:00 102 ELISSONDE Kenny COF FRA
96 15:21:00 214 HAGEN Carl Fredrik Q36 NOR
97 15:22:00 154 *QUINN Sean EFE USA
98 15:23:00 34 HINDLEY Jai BOH AUS
99 15:24:00 206 NEILANDS Krists IPT LAT
100 15:25:00 207 TEUNS Dylan IPT BEL
101 15:26:00 65 *LEKNESSUND Andreas UXM NOR
102 15:27:00 197 *UMBA LOPEZ Abner Santiago AST COL
103 15:28:00 213 *FANCELLU Alessandro Q36 ITA
104 15:29:00 57 VERONA QUINTANILLA Carlos LTK ESP
105 15:30:00 151 POWLESS Neilson EFE USA
106 15:31:00 116 *ROMO OLIVER Javier MOV ESP
107 15:32:00 5 KRUIJSWIJK Steven TVL NED
108 15:33:00 177 SCOTSON Callum JAY AUS
109 15:34:00 163 GOOSSENS Kobe IWA BEL
110 15:35:00 114 MUHLBERGER Gregor MOV AUT
111 15:36:00 15 SOLER Marc UAD ESP
112 15:37:00 202 FUGLSANG Jakob IPT DEN
113 15:38:00 131 RODRIGUEZ MARTIN Cristian ARK ESP
114 15:39:00 47 *VAN WILDER Ilan SOQ BEL
115 15:40:00 191 FORTUNATO Lorenzo AST ITA
116 15:41:00 141 KRON Andreas Lorentz LTD DEN
117 15:42:00 41 *EVENEPOEL Remco SOQ BEL
118 15:43:00 1 KUSS Sepp TVL USA
119 15:44:00 93 DE PLUS Laurens IGD BEL
120 15:45:00 117 SOSA CUERVO Ivan Ramiro MOV COL
121 15:46:00 61 EIKING Odd Christian UXM NOR
122 15:47:00 155 *RAFFERTY Darren EFE IRL
123 15:48:00 146 SEPULVEDA Eduardo LTD ARG
124 15:49:00 44 LANDA Mikel SOQ ESP
125 15:50:00 171 HARPER Chris JAY AUS
126 15:51:00 161 MEINTJES Louis IWA RSA
127 15:52:00 196 TEJADA CANACUE Harold AST COL
128 15:53:00 52 GEOGHEGAN HART Tao LTK GBR
129 15:54:00 14 SIVAKOV Pavel UAD FRA
130 15:55:00 81 GAUDU David GFC FRA
131 15:56:00 101 MARTIN Guillaume COF FRA
132 15:57:00 111 FORMOLO Davide MOV ITA
133 15:58:00 121 BARGUIL Warren DFP FRA
134 15:59:00 23 BERTHET Clement DAT FRA
135 16:00:00 71 *BUITRAGO Santiago TBV COL
136 16:01:00 11 *AYUSO Juan UAD ESP
137 16:02:00 113 *LAZKANO Oier MOV ESP
138 16:03:00 73 HAIG Jack TBV AUS
139 16:04:00 37 VLASOV Aleksandr BOH
140 16:05:00 91 *RODRIGUEZ Carlos IGD ESP
141 16:06:00 51 CICCONE Giulio LTK ITA
142 16:07:00 132 CHAMPOUSSIN Clement ARK FRA
143 16:08:00 21 ARMIRAIL Bruno DAT FRA
144 16:09:00 153 *NERURKAR Lukas EFE GBR
145 16:10:00 4 *JORGENSON Matteo TVL USA
146 16:11:00 31 ROGLIC Primoz BOH SLO
147 16:12:00 83 *GREGOIRE Romain GFC FRA
148 16:13:00 66 NIELSEN Magnus Cort UXM DEN
149 16:14:00 203 GEE Derek IPT CAN
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