Start Times & Order: Men's Chrono des Nations 2024 including Alec Segaert, Jay Vine & Stefan Kung
CyclingThursday, 10 October 2024 at 19:00
On the 13th of October, the men's 2024 edition of Chrono des Nations takes place. In a battle against the clock, some of the best time trialists on the planet will be in action, with the start times and order now having been confirmed.
The first of the elite men down the ramp will be Sebastian Niehues of the REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland at 2:30pm local time. As for the main favourites for victory however, Alec Segeart departs at 3:14pm, Jay Vine goes off at 3:16pm and finally, Stefan Kung makes his entrance at 3:18pm
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Start Times & Order: Men's Chrono des Nations 2024
| 14h30 | 25 | NIEHUES | Sebastian | REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland | Allemagne |
| 14h32 | 24 | POLHENZ | Marian | Equipe Nationale d'Allemagne | Allemagne |
| 14h34 | 23 | LARMET | Ilan | Cofidis | France |
| 14h36 | 22 | BORRESCH | Julian | REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland | Allemagne |
| 14h38 | 21 | RIBEIRO DA CRUZ | Mathias | Equipe Nationale de France | France |
| 14h40 | 20 | CASTRILLO | Jaime | Sabgal - Anicolor | Espagne |
| 14h42 | 19 | SKOT-HANSEN | Aksel Bech | Team Coloquick | Danemark |
| 14h44 | 18 | DE WILDE | Gilles | Team Flanders - Baloise | Belgique |
| 14h46 | 17 | HEIDEMANN | Miguel | Team Felt Felbermayr | Allemagne |
| 14h48 | 16 | VANSEVENANT | Mauri | Soudal Quick-Step | Belgique |
| 14h50 | 15 | BURGAUDEAU | Mathieu | TotalEnergies | France |
| 14h52 | 14 | PEREZ | Anthony | Cofidis | France |
| 14h54 | 13 | THIERRY | Pierre | Arkéa - B&B Hotels | France |
| 14h56 | 12 | GACHIGNARD | Thomas | TotalEnergies | France |
| 14h58 | 11 | AZPARREN | Xabier Mikel | Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | Espagne |
| 15h00 | 10 | LE HUITOUZE | Eddy | Groupama - FDJ | France |
| 15h02 | 9 | PRICE-PEJTERSEN | Johan | Bahrain - Victorious | Danemark |
| 15h04 | 8 | GUERNALEC | Thibault | Arkéa - B&B Hotels | France |
| 15h06 | 7 | KLUCKERS | Arthur | Tudor Pro Cycling Team | Luxembourg |
| 15h08 | 6 | DE BOD | Stefan | EF Education - EasyPost | Afrique du Sud |
| 15h10 | 5 | BJERG | Mikkel | UAE Team Emirates | Danemark |
| 15h12 | 4 | DE LA CRUZ | David | Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | Espagne |
| 15h14 | 3 | SEGAERT | Alec | Lotto Dstny | Belgique |
| 15h16 | 2 | VINE | Jay | UAE Team Emirates | Australie |
| 15h18 | 1 | KUNG | Stefan | Groupama - FDJ | Suisse |
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