This Saturday, July 27, the time trial of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will take place on a route of 32.4 kilometers that will start on the esplanade of the Invalides in the heart of Paris and will end at the Pont Alexandre III after passing through emblematic places of the French capital such as the Place de la Bastille, the Vélodrome Jacques Anquetil or the Château de Vincennes. We take a look at the start times and order.
Flat course, with only 3 technical curves in the whole route, perfect for specialists. The first to start will be Amir Ansari at 16:32 hours CET, cyclist born in Iran and raised in Afghanistan who goes with the Refugee Olympic Team to Paris.
Movistar Team's Portuguese rider Nelson Oliveira will start at 17:14, just before one of the big favorites, British rider Josh Tarling. The last 4 will be Stefan Kung, Brandon McNulty, Filippo Ganna and Remco Evenepoel who will start at 17:21. Here are all the times and starting order of the time trial that will see the successor of Primoz Roglic, winner in Tokyo.
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Time (CET) - Bib - Rider - Nation - Date of Birth
16:32:00 34 ANSARI Amir EOR 19 AUG 1999
16:33:30 33 TRATNIK Jan SLO 23 FEB 1990
16:35:00 32 SYRITSA Gleb AIN 14 APR 2000
16:36:30 31 BETTIOL Alberto ITA 29 OCT 1993
16:38:00 30 PITHIE Laurence NZL 17 JUL 2002
16:39:30 29 ED DOGHMY Achraf TUE 19 NOV 1999
16:41:00 28 COSTA Rui POR 5 OCT 1986
16:42:30 27 LAZKANO LOPEZ Oier ESP 7 NOV 1999
16:44:00 26 MULLEN Ryan IRL 7 AUG 1994
16:45:30 25 VACEK Mathias CZE 12 JUN 2002
16:47:00 24 KWIATKOWSKI Michal POL 2 JUN 1990
16:48:30 23 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix AUT 23 DEC 1993
16:50:00 22 VALTER Attila HUN 12 JUN 1998
16:51:30 21 SAINBAYAR Jambaljamts MGL 4 SEP 1996
16:53:00 20 GIRMAY Biniam ERI 2 APR 2000
16:54:30 19 VAUQUELIN Kevin FRA 26 APR 2001
16:56:00 18 SKJELMOSE Mattias DEN 26 SEP 2000
16:57:30 17 WAERENSKJOLD Soeren NOR 12 MAR 2000
16:59:00 16 GEE Derek CAN 3 AUG 1997
17:00:30 15 HOOLE Daan NED 22 FEB 1999
17:02:00 14 BISSEGGER Stefan SUI 13 SEP 1998
17:03:30 13 SHEFFIELD Magnus USA 19 APR 2002
17:05:00 12 SCHACHMANN Maximilian GER 9 JAN 1994
17:06:30 11 van AERT Wout BEL BEL 15 SEP 1994
17:08:00 10 FEDOROV Yevgeniy KAZ 16 FEB 2000
17:09:30 9 PLAPP Lucas AUS 25 DEC 2000
17:11:00 8 FOSS Tobias NOR 25 MAY 1997
17:12:30 7 BJERG Mikkel Norsgaard DEN 3 NOV 1998
17:14:00 6 OLIVEIRA Nelson POR 6 MAR 1989
17:15:30 5 TARLING Josh GBR 15 FEB 2004
17:17:00 4 KUNG Stefan SUI 16 NOV 1993
17:18:30 3 McNULTY Brandon USA 2 APR 1998
17:20:00 2 GANNA Filippo ITA 25 JUL 1996
17:21:30 1 EVENEPOEL Remco BEL 25 JAN 2000
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