Start Times & Order. On the 11th of August 2023 the men's peloton will encounter the time-trial World Championships, this year taking place in Glasgow, but in this discipline, the event will be hosted in the city of Stirling.
The first man down the start ramp will be Ahmad Badreddin Wais at 14:21:00 CET. For the pre-race favourites you'll have to wait a little longer. Tadej Pogacar is 15:56:00, Filippo Ganna 15:58:40, Geraint Thomas 16:00:00 with Remco Evenepoel, Stefan Kung and Tobias Foss following at one minute twenty second intervals.
Start Time Bib Name Nation D.O.B.
14:21:20 78 WAIS Ahmad Badreddin REF 15 JAN 1991
14:22:40 77 BUTTIGIEG Aidan MLT 18 JUL 1997
14:24:00 76 OINGERANG Edward GUM 7 DEC 1991
14:25:20 75 SOARES Renato CPV 27 JUN 1979
14:26:40 74 MIRZAEE Ahmad AFG 15 MAY 1995
14:28:00 73 SYMONDS Christopher GHA 21 NOV 1973
14:29:20 72 KHALMURATOV Muradjan UZB 11 JUN 1982
14:30:40 71 SU Haoyu CHN 26 OCT 2000
14:32:00 70 MAYER Alexandre MRI 29 APR 1998
14:33:20 69 MULLEN Ryan IRL 7 AUG 1994
14:34:40 68 RITZINGER Felix AUT 23 DEC 1996
14:36:00 67 ZUKOWSKY Nickolas CAN 3 JUN 1998
14:37:20 66 GIBBONS Ryan RSA 13 AUG 1994
14:38:40 65 OTRUBA Jakub CZE 30 JAN 1998
14:40:00 64 POLITT Nils GER 6 MAR 1994
14:41:20 63 CHZHAN Igor KAZ 2 OCT 1999
14:42:40 62 KNOTTEN Iver Johan NOR 17 DEC 1998
14:44:00 61 TEJADA CANACUE Harold Alfonso COL 27 APR 1997
14:45:20 60 MITCHEL Kluivert LCA 23 JAN 2000
14:46:40 59 ARSLAN ANSARI Amir REF 19 AUG 1999
14:48:00 58 SHABANGU Muzi SWZ 1 JAN 1998
14:49:20 57 BONELLO Daniel MLT 11 NOV 1986
14:50:40 56 ABDOULAYE Bangoura GUI 27 MAY 2000
14:52:00 55 JONES Jacob GUM 4 OCT 1996
14:53:20 54 GOMES Wiliam CPV 21 APR 1986
14:54:40 53 HENNIS Hasani AIA 1 JAN 1997
14:56:00 52 HAIDARI Qais AFG 25 DEC 1990
14:57:20 51 DJANGMAH Henry Tetteh GHA 28 JUL 1979
14:58:40 50 AL KHATER Fadhel QAT 6 JUN 1990
15:00:00 49 KAGIMU Charles UGA 15 SEP 1998
15:01:20 48 CHRISTOPHER JR Darel IVB 18 AUG 1990
15:02:40 47 MILTIADIS Andreas CYP 30 AUG 1996
15:04:00 46 OMARSSON Ingvar ISL 13 APR 1989
15:05:20 45 FOMOVSKIY Aleksey UZB 29 OCT 2000
15:06:40 44 GANJKHANLOU Mohammad IRI 4 JUL 1997
15:08:00 43 DOTTI Juan Pablo ARG 24 JUN 1984
15:09:20 42 NOVAKOVSKYI Vitalii UKR 16 APR 1997
15:10:40 41 XUE Ming CHN 17 MAR 2000
15:12:00 40 ILIĆ Ognjen SRB 21 NOV 1998
15:13:20 39 ROUGIER-LAGANE Christopher MRI 24 SEP 1998
15:14:40 38 HEALY Ben IRL 11 SEP 2000
15:16:00 37 SKUJINS Toms LAT 15 JUN 1991
15:17:20 36 SAINBAYAR Jambaljamts MGL 4 SEP 1996
15:18:40 35 GIANNOUTSOS Miltiadis GRE 18 AUG 1997
15:20:00 34 GAMPER Patrick AUT 18 FEB 1997
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15:21:20 33 GEE Derek CAN 3 AUG 1997
15:22:40 32 BODNAR Maciej POL 7 MAR 1985
15:24:00 31 de BOD Stefan RSA 17 NOV 1996
15:25:20 30 VACEK Mathias CZE 12 JUN 2002
15:26:40 29 KAMNA Lennard GER 9 SEP 1996
15:28:00 28 LORENZO Randish Abdul PAN 24 MAY 1997
15:29:20 27 FEDOROV Yevgeniy KAZ 16 FEB 2000
15:30:40 26 CRADDOCK G Lawson USA 20 FEB 1992
15:32:00 25 HOOLE Daan NED 22 FEB 1999
15:33:20 24 OLIVEIRA Nelson POR 6 MAR 1989
15:34:40 23 ARMIRAIL Bruno FRA 11 APR 1994
15:36:00 22 ASGREEN Kasper DEN 8 FEB 1995
15:37:20 21 DENNIS Rohan AUS 28 MAY 1990
15:38:40 20 CATTANEO Mattia ITA 25 OCT 1990
15:40:00 19 TARLING Joshua GBR 15 FEB 2004
15:41:20 18 van AERT Wout BEL 15 SEP 1994
15:42:40 17 BISSEGGER Stefan SUI 13 SEP 1998
15:44:00 16 WAERENSKJOLD Soren NOR 12 MAR 2000
15:45:20 15 AZPARREN IRURZUN Xabier Mikel ESP 25 FEB 1999
15:46:40 14 McNULTY Brandon USA 2 APR 1998
15:48:00 13 van EMDEN Jos NED 18 FEB 1985
15:49:20 12 SEXTON Tom NZL 19 NOV 1998
15:50:40 11 GONCALVES ALMEIDA Joao Pedro POR 5 AUG 1998
15:52:00 10 CAVAGNA Remi FRA 10 AUG 1995
15:53:20 9 BJERG Mikkel DEN 3 NOV 1998
15:54:40 8 VARGAS ALZATE Walter Alejandro COL 16 APR 1992
15:56:00 7 POGAČAR Tadej SLO 21 SEP 1998
15:57:20 6 VINE Jay AUS 16 NOV 1995
15:58:40 5 GANNA Filippo ITA 25 JUL 1996
16:00:00 4 THOMAS Geraint GBR 25 MAY 1986
16:01:20 3 EVENEPOEL Remco BEL 25 JAN 2000
16:02:40 2 KUNG Stefan SUI 16 NOV 1993
16:04:00 1 FOSS Tobias Svendsen NOR 25 MAY 1997
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