Start Times & Order: 2024 European Championships Men's ITT
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This Wednesday, September 11, takes place the time trial of the European Championships in Limburg (Belgium) with a distance of 31.3 kilometers. We already know the starting order and times. The first will be the Bulgarian Emilov Emil Stoynev who will start at 16:39. The first big name at the start ramp will come soon after with Netherlands' Thymen Arensman at 16:41.
The Italian Edoardo Affini will take off at 16:56, while the main favourites will start after 5 pm: Victor Campenaerts (17:03) and consecutively one minute later Stafan Kung, Mattia Cattaneo, Mikkel Bjerg. Stefan Bissegger will close at 17:07.
STARTING ORDER EUROPEAN MEN'S TIME TRIAL:
Start order Bib Name Team Start Time
29 STOYNEV Emil (BUL) BULGARIA 16:39:00
28 ARIKAN Dogukan (TUR) TÜRKIYE 16:40:00
27 ARENSMAN Thymen (NED) NETHERLANDS 16:41:00
26 KLUCKERS Arthur (LUX) LUXEMBOURG 16:42:00
12 MILTIADIS Andreas (CYP) CYPRUS 16:43:00
24 POLITT Nils (GER) GERMANY 16:44:00
23 HRYNIV Vitaliy (UKR) UKRAINE 16:45:00
22 GARCIA PIERNA Raul (ESP) SPAIN 16:46:00
21 MACIEJUK Filip (POL) POLAND 16:47:00
20 KMIELIAUSKAS Rokas (LTU) LITHUANIA 16:48:00
19 JONSSON Kristinn (ISL) ICELAND 16:49:00
18 PELIKÁN János (HUN) HUNGARY 16:50:00
17 KANNIMÄE Taavi (EST) ESTONIA 16:51:00
16 VERCOUILLIE Victor (BEL) BELGIUM 16:52:00
15 ABAY Burak (TUR) TÜRKIYE 16:53:00
14 KIRSCH Alex (LUX) LUXEMBOURG 16:54:00
13 PAPANOV Martin (BUL) BULGARIA 16:55:00
25 AFFINI Edoardo (ITA) ITALY 16:56:00
11 ILIĆ Ognjen (SRB) SERBIA 16:57:00
10 WALSCHEID Maximilian (GER) GERMANY 16:58:00
9 OLIVEIRA Ivo (POR) PORTUGAL 16:59:00
8 ASGREEN Kasper (DEN) DENMARK 17:00:00
7 WÆRENSKJOLD Søren (NOR) NORWAY 17:01:00
6 HOOLE Daan (NED) NETHERLANDS 17:02:00
5 CAMPENAERTS Victor (BEL) BELGIUM 17:03:00
4 KÜNG Stefan (SUI) SWITZERLAND 17:04:00
3 CATTANEO Mattia (ITA) ITALY 17:05:00
2 BJERG Mikkel Norsgaard (DEN) DENMARK 17:06:00
1 BISSEGGER Stefan (SUI) SWITZERLAND 17:07:00
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