Start TImes and Order. Stage 4 of the Criterium du Dauphiné is a 31-kilometer time-trial which will be crucial for the overall classification, as Jonas Vingegaard seems to be the main favourite for the day.
The first rider off the start ramp will be Donavan Grondin of Arkéa Samsic who will start his effort at 13:41CET, whilst Christophe Laporte will be the final rider off the ramp. The race leader will begin his time-trial at 16:00CET.
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Order - Local Time (CET) - Bib - Number - Team - Nation
1 13:41:00 203 *GRONDIN Donavan ARK FRA
2 13:42:00 54 DEVENYNS Dries SOQ BEL
3 13:43:00 6 VAN BAARLE Dylan TJV NED
4 13:44:00 186 TAMINIAUX Lionel ADC BEL
5 13:45:00 97 SAMITIER SAMITIER Sergio MOV ESP
6 13:46:00 196 RIABUSHENKO Aleksandr AST
7 13:47:00 177 STORK Florian DSM GER
8 13:48:00 45 MULLEN Ryan BOH IRL
9 13:49:00 205 HOFSTETTER Hugo ARK FRA
10 13:50:00 143 DE GENDT Thomas LTD BEL
11 13:51:00 142 CAMPENAERTS Victor LTD BEL
12 13:52:00 161 LATOUR Pierre TEN FRA
13 13:53:00 37 *TURNER Ben IGD GBR
14 13:54:00 86 TAARAMAE Rein ICW EST
15 13:55:00 63 LADAGNOUS Matthieu GFC FRA
16 13:56:00 135 *JOHANNESSEN Anders Halland UXT NOR
17 13:57:00 115 LAENGEN Vegard Stake UAD NOR
18 13:58:00 192 BOARO Manuele AST ITA
19 13:59:00 173 *HEINSCHKE Leon DSM GER
20 14:00:00 206 LEDANOIS Kevin ARK FRA
21 14:01:00 16 PETERS Nans ACT FRA
22 14:02:00 112 ALVES OLIVEIRA Ivo Manuel UAD POR
23 14:03:00 165 GRELLIER Fabien TEN FRA
24 14:04:00 23 GRADEK Kamil TBV POL
25 14:05:00 67 *THOMPSON Reuben GFC NZL
26 14:06:00 32 CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS Jonathan IGD ESP
27 14:07:00 153 DURBRIDGE Luke JAY AUS
28 14:08:00 157 REINDERS Elmar JAY NED
29 14:09:00 74 DOULL Owain EFE GBR
30 14:10:00 22 *GOVEKAR Matevž TBV SLO
31 14:11:00 163 *BURGAUDEAU Mathieu TEN FRA
32 14:12:00 44 GAMPER Patrick BOH AUT
33 14:13:00 207 OWSIAN Lukasz ARK POL
34 14:14:00 151 GROENEWEGEN Dylan JAY NED
35 14:15:00 85 *PAQUOT Tom ICW BEL
36 14:16:00 124 PERICHON Pierre Luc COF FRA
37 14:17:00 75 *PICCOLO Andrea EFE ITA
38 14:18:00 174 *MILESI Lorenzo DSM ITA
39 14:19:00 12 BONNAMOUR Franck ACT FRA
40 14:20:00 184 JANSSENS Jimmy ADC BEL
41 14:21:00 83 *MIHKELS Madis ICW EST
42 14:22:00 187 *VAN DEN BOSSCHE Fabio ADC BEL
43 14:23:00 144 MENTEN Milan LTD BEL
44 14:24:00 125 THOMAS Benjamin COF FRA
45 14:25:00 134 DVERSNES Fredrik UXT NOR
46 14:26:00 64 LE GAC Olivier GFC FRA
47 14:27:00 137 WILSLY Gregaard Jonas UXT DEN
48 14:28:00 152 CRADDOCK G Lawson JAY USA
49 14:29:00 193 DOMBROWSKI Joseph Lloyd AST USA
50 14:30:00 42 BENNETT Sam BOH IRL
51 14:31:00 102 ABERASTURI IZAGA Jon TFS ESP
52 14:32:00 166 *VERCHER Matteo TEN FRA
53 14:33:00 56 *VANSEVENANT Mauri SOQ BEL
54 14:34:00 95 OLIVEIRA Nelson MOV POR
55 14:35:00 92 ARCAS Jorge MOV ESP
56 14:36:00 53 CAVAGNA Remi SOQ FRA
57 14:37:00 133 *CHARMIG Anthon UXT DEN
58 14:38:00 123 PEREZ Anthony COF FRA
59 14:39:00 122 FINE Eddy COF FRA
60 14:40:00 13 BOUCHARD Geoffrey ACT FRA
61 14:41:00 145 SEPULVEDA Eduardo LTD ARG
62 14:42:00 103 ELISSONDE Kenny TFS FRA
63 14:43:00 7 VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan TJV BEL
64 14:44:00 72 AMADOR Andrey EFE CRC
65 14:45:00 57 *VERNON Ethan SOQ GBR
66 14:46:00 147 *VAN MOER Brent LTD BEL
67 14:47:00 194 *GAROFOLI Gianmarco AST ITA
68 14:48:00 154 GRMAY Tsgabu Gebremaryam JAY ETH
69 14:49:00 96 PEDRERO Antonio MOV ESP
70 14:50:00 52 *BAGIOLI Andrea SOQ ITA
71 14:51:00 2 BENOOT Tiesj TJV BEL
72 14:52:00 182 *BAYER Tobias ADC AUT
73 14:53:00 146 *SWEENY Harrison LTD AUS
74 14:54:00 106 *TESFAZION Natnael TFS ERI
75 14:55:00 195 NIBALI Antonio AST ITA
76 14:56:00 132 *BUGGE Martin Urianstad UXT NOR
77 14:57:00 202 DELAPLACE Anthony ARK FRA
78 14:58:00 77 SHAW James EFE GBR
79 14:59:00 46 POLITT Nils BOH GER
80 15:00:00 65 MADOUAS Valentin GFC FRA
81 15:01:00 14 GODON Dorian ACT FRA
82 15:02:00 87 ZIMMERMANN Georg ICW GER
83 15:03:00 66 *MARTINEZ Lenny GFC FRA
84 15:04:00 105 LOPEZ PEREZ Juan Pedro TFS ESP
85 15:05:00 117 TRENTIN Matteo UAD ITA
86 15:06:00 55 SENECHAL Florian SOQ FRA
87 15:07:00 47 VAN POPPEL Danny BOH NED
88 15:08:00 25 PERNSTEINER Hermann TBV AUT
89 15:09:00 5 *VALTER Attila TJV HUN
90 15:10:00 181 OSBORNE Jason ADC GER
91 15:11:00 183 CONCI Nicola ADC ITA
92 15:12:00 27 *ZAMBANINI Edoardo TBV ITA
93 15:13:00 116 MAJKA Rafal UAD POL
94 15:14:00 156 *PORTER Rudy JAY AUS
95 15:15:00 15 NAESEN Oliver ACT BEL
96 15:16:00 191 DE LA CRUZ MELGAREJO David AST ESP
97 15:17:00 81 MEINTJES Louis Du Bouisson ICW RSA
98 15:18:00 21 LANDA MEANA Mikel TBV ESP
99 15:19:00 167 VUILLERMOZ Alexis TEN FRA
100 15:20:00 43 BUCHMANN Emanuel BOH GER
101 15:21:00 33 FRAILE MATARRANZ Omar IGD ESP
102 15:22:00 91 MAS NICOLAU Enric MOV ESP
103 15:23:00 94 MUHLBERGER Gregor MOV AUT
104 15:24:00 126 *WOOD Harrison COF GBR
105 15:25:00 204 GUGLIELMI Simon ARK FRA
106 15:26:00 35 MARTINEZ POVEDA Daniel Felipe IGD COL
107 15:27:00 93 *JORGENSON Matteo MOV USA
108 15:28:00 17 VAN AVERMAET Greg ACT BEL
109 15:29:00 62 GENIETS Kevin GFC LUX
110 15:30:00 76 *QUINN Sean EFE USA
111 15:31:00 61 GAUDU David GFC FRA
112 15:32:00 41 HINDLEY Jai BOH AUS
113 15:33:00 24 HAIG Jack TBV AUS
114 15:34:00 104 HOELGAARD Markus TFS NOR
115 15:35:00 136 TRAEEN Torstein UXT NOR
116 15:36:00 176 *POOLE David Max DSM GBR
117 15:37:00 113 *BJERG Mikkel UAD DEN
118 15:38:00 155 HARPER Chris JAY AUS
119 15:39:00 101 CICCONE Giulio TFS ITA
120 15:40:00 175 *ONLEY Edgar Oscar DSM GBR
121 15:41:00 111 YATES Adam UAD GBR
122 15:42:00 73 CHAVES RUBIO Jhoan Esteban EFE COL
123 15:43:00 11 O'CONNOR Ben ACT AUS
124 15:44:00 185 *STANNARD Robert ADC AUS
125 15:45:00 1 VINGEGAARD Jonas TJV DEN
126 15:46:00 36 *RODRIGUEZ CANO Carlos IGD ESP
127 15:47:00 121 MARTIN GUYONNET Guillaume COF FRA
128 15:48:00 201 *CHAMPOUSSIN Clement ARK FRA
129 15:49:00 31 BERNAL GOMEZ Egan IGD COL
130 15:50:00 114 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix UAD AUT
131 15:51:00 127 *ZINGLE Axel COF FRA
132 15:52:00 131 *JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland UXT NOR
133 15:53:00 162 BOASSON-HAGEN Edvald TEN NOR
134 15:54:00 171 *BRENNER Marco DSM GER
135 15:55:00 26 *WRIGHT Fred TBV GBR
136 15:56:00 141 *VAN GILS Maxim LTD BEL
137 15:57:00 82 *HERREGODTS Rune ICW BEL
138 15:58:00 71 CARAPAZ Richard EFE ECU
139 15:59:00 51 ALAPHILIPPE Julian SOQ FRA
140 16:00:00 4 LAPORTE Christophe TJV FRA
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