
Start times. We arrived at a decisive day for the riders who will compete for the general classification of the 4 Jours de Dunkerque.
Stage 3 is the only time trial of the race, with almost 16 kilometers of distance. It will be a key day for the general classification in Saint-Quentin, not a flat time trial but one where the specialists can make the difference.
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DUNKERQUE 4 DAYS CHRONICLE STARTING TIMES.
Pl NUMBER TIME LAST NAME FIRST NAME TEAM COUNTRY
1 137 14:29:00 ABRAHAMSEN Jonas UXT NOR
2 3 14:30:00 DE LIE Axel LTD BEL
3 175 14:31:00 DELBOVE Joris AUB FRA
4 95 14:32:00 NATAROV Yuriy AST KAZ
5 136 14:33:00 LEVY William UXT DEN
6 132 14:34:00 BLIKRA Erlend UXT NOR
7 113 14:35:00 MALUCELLI Matteo BWB ITA
8 102 14:36:00 VANDENBRANDEN Noah TFB BEL
9 105 14:37:00 DENS Tuur TFB BEL
10 193 14:38:00 BOURGOYNE Lucas UCN USA
11 42 14:39:00 PETIT Adrien ICW FRA
12 184 14:40:00 LINO Julian NMC FRA
13 182 14:41:00 GIRARD Damien NMC FRA
14 196 14:42:00 MAHOUDO Nolann UCN FRA
15 52 14:43:00 BARRE Louis ARK FRA
16 192 14:44:00 BOULET Enzo UCN FRA
17 183 14:45:00 HENNEQUIN Paul NMC FRA
18 123 14:46:00 BANASZEK Alan HPM POL
19 16 14 14:47:00 SARREAU Marc ACT FRA
20 154 14:48:00 MUDGWAY Luke BEB NZL
21 17 14:49:00 TRONCHON Bastien ACT FRA
22 64 14:50:00 OSS Daniel TEN ITA
23 144 14:51:00 VAN DEN TUUK Danny EKP NED
24 142 14:52:00 SANCHEZ LOPEZ Eugenio EKP ESP
25 125 14:53:00 HECHT Gage HPM USA
26 146 14:54:00 ELOSEGUI MOMEÑE Iñigo EKP ESP
27 121 14:55:00 HAGA Chad HPM USA
28 164 14:56:00 VAHTRA Norman VRL EST
29 141 14:57:00 MARQUEZ ROMAN Marti EKP ESP
30 62 14:58:00 BODNAR Maciej TEN POL
31 157 14:59:00 ORAM James BEB NZL
32 54 15:00:00 MCLAY Daniel ARK GBR
33 63 15:01:00 MANZIN Lorrenzo TEN FRA
34 107 15:02:00 VAN POUCKE Aaron TFB BEL
35 4 15:03:00 GRIGNARD Sébastien LTD BEL
36 195 15:04:00 GUEGAN Mael UCN FRA
37 96 15:05:00 GRUZDEV Dmitriy AST KAZ
38 115 15:06:00 ROBEET Ludovic BWB BEL
39 14 15:07:00 RETAILLEAU Valentin ACT FRA
40 65 15:08:00 SOUPE Geoffrey TEN FRA
41 74 15:09:00 VAN EMDEN Jos TJV NED
42 104 15:10:00 DE WILDE Gilles TFB BEL
43 84 15:11:00 VAN LERBERGHE Bert SOQ BEL
44 6 15:12:00 SELIG Rüdiger LTD GER
45 73 15:13:00 VAN BELLE Loe TJV NED
46 27 15:14:00 WELTEN Bram GFC NED
47 46 15:15:00 VAN POPPEL Boy ICW NED
48 163 15:16:00 ÄRM Rait VRL EST
49 103 15:17:00 DE VYLDER Lindsay TFB BEL
50 87 15:18:00 CRAPS Lars SOQ BEL
51 111 15:19:00 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume BWB BEL
52 161 15:20:00 BOUDAT Thomas VRL FRA
53 167 15:21:00 MOLLY Kenny VRL BEL
54 43 15:22:00 HUENS Axel ICW FRA
55 37 15:23:00 WALSCHEID Maximilian Richard COF GER
56 76 15:24:00 VAN DER SANDE Tosh TJV BEL
57 51 51 15:25:00 HOFSTETTER Hugo ARK FRA
58 36 15:26:00 WALLAYS Jelle COF BEL
59 32 15:27:00 ALLEGAERT Piet COF BEL
60 44 15:28:00 KUHN Kevin ICW SUI
61 134 15:29:00 LARSEN Niklas UXT DEN
62 106 15:30:00 FRETIN Milan TFB BEL
63 153 15:31:00 JONES Ollie BEB NZL
64 155 15:32:00 STEWART Mark BEB GBR
65 186 15:33:00 MIFSUD Andréa NMC FRA
66 191 15:34:00 BARBIER Pierre UCN FRA
67 24 15:35:00 PALENI Enzo GFC FRA
68 94 15:36:00 BRUSSENSKIY Gleb AST KAZ
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69 194 15:37:00 PEDERSEN Rasmus UCN DEN
70 156 15:38:00 SEXTON Tom BEB NZL
71 93 15:39:00 GIDICH Yevgeniy AST KAZ
72 75 15:40:00 ROOSEN Timo TJV NED
73 72 15:41:00 VAN DIJKE Mick TJV NED
74 83 15:42:00 STEIMLE Jannik SOQ GER
75 173 15:43:00 DEBEAUMARCHE Nicolas AUB FRA
76 187 15:44:00 NARBONNE ZUCCARELLI Axel NMC FRA
77 34 15:45:00 NOPPE Christophe COF BEL
78 112 15:46:00 DESAL Ceriel BWB BEL
79 101 15:47:00 COLMAN Alex TFB BEL
80 165 15:48:00 JARNET Maxime VRL FRA
81 15 15:49:00 RAUGEL Antoine ACT FRA
82 177 15:50:00 VAN NIEKERK Morne AUB RSA
83 85 15:51:00 VAN TRICHT Stan SOQ BEL
84 166 15:52:00 TABELLION Valentin VRL FRA
85 21 15:53:00 ASKEY Lewis GFC GBR
86 41 15:54:00 THIJSSEN Gerben ICW BEL
87 2 15:55:00 BEULLENS Cédric LTD BEL
88 151 15:56:00 GATE Aaron BEB NZL
89 77 15:57:00 HAGENES Per Strand TJV NOR
90 13 15:58:00 NAESEN Oliver ACT BEL BEL
91 5 15:59:00 LIVYNS Arjen LTD BEL
92 91 16:00:00 BOL Cees AST NED
93 147 16:01:00 MIQUEL DELGADO Pau EKP ESP
94 172 16:02:00 CARDIS Romain AUB FRA
95 145 16:03:00 BERRADE Urko EKP ESP
96 23 16:04:00 LE GAC Olivier GFC FRA
97 197 16:05:00 MORIN Emmanuel UCN FRA
98 185 16:06:00 LE NY Jean-Louis NMC FRA
99 176 16:07:00 MAURELET Flavien AUB FRA
100 97 16:08:00 CHZHAN Igor AST KAZ
101 181 16:09:00 COUANON Jonathan NMC FRA
102 116 16:10:00 VAN BOVEN Luca BWB BEL
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103 45 16:11:00 JOHANSEN Julius ICW DEN
104 143 16:12:00 RUIZ SEDANO Ibon EKP ESP
105 56 16:13:00 PICHON Laurent ARK FRA
106 133 16:14:00 RESELL Erik Nordsaeter UXT NOR
107 131 16:15:00 LETH Lasse Norman UXT DEN
108 55 16:16:00 LEDANOIS Kévin ARK FRA
109 31 16:17:00 THOMAS Benjamin COF FRA
110 53 16:18:00 DELAPLACE Anthony ARK FRA
111 33 16:19:00 LAFAY Victor COF FRA
112 26 16:20:00 WATSON Samuel GFC GBR
113 67 16:21:00 OURSELIN Paul TEN FRA
114 114 16:23:00 MERTENS Julian BWB BEL
115 47 16:25:00 VLIEGEN Loïc ICW BEL
116 82 16:27:00 ASGREEN Kasper SOQ DEN
117 35 16:29:00 RENARD Alexis COF FRA
118 7 16:31:00 VAN MOER Brent LTD BEL
119 135 16:33:00 CHARMIG Anthon UXT DEN
120 11 16:35:00 VAN AVERMAET Greg ACT BEL
121 81 81 16:37:00 MERLIER Tim SOQ BEL
122 122 122 16:39:00 ANIOLKOWSKI Stanislaw HPM POL
123 61 16:41:00 SAGAN Peter TEN SVK
124 66 16:43:00 TURGIS Anthony TEN FRA
125 57 16:45:00 LE BERRE Mathis ARK FRA
126 152 16:47:00 CURRIE Logan BEB NZL
127 12 16:49:00 COSNEFROY Benoit ACT FRA
128 25 16:51:00 PENHOET Paul GFC FRA
129 124 16:53:00 CÔTÉ Pier-André HPM CAN
130 86 16:55:00 VERNON Ethan SOQ GBR
131 22 16:57:00 GRÉGOIRE Romain GFC FRA
132 71 16:59:00 KOOIJ Olav TJV NED
133 162 17:01:00 LEROUX Samuel VRL FRA

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🏆@GrgoireRomain2 del @GroupamaFDJ ha ganado la 2ª etapa de 4 Jours de Dunkerque 🔝 Samuel Leroux es el nuevo líder #EsenciaCiclista
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