Stage 3 of Paris-Nice, a day that could be very important for the overall classification as the riders tackle a 27-kilometer long team time-trial. The likes of Primoz Roglic and Remco Evenepoel will have to fight for every second in a TTT where the times will be taken individually.
The first team down the start ramp in Auxerre will be Israel - Premier Tech at 14:40 CET with the stage coming to a conclusion when Groupama - FDJ embark on their ride at 16:04 CET.
Find the full list of Start Times & Order down below!
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Start Times & Order: Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 3 Team Time-Trial
Order Start Time (CET) Team Nation
1 14:40:00 IPT ISRAEL - PREMIER TECH ISR
2 14:44:00 ADC ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK BEL
3 14:48:00 AST ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM KAZ
4 14:52:00 LTD LOTTO DSTNY BEL
5 14:56:00 ARK ARKEA-B&B HOTELS FRA
6 15:00:00 DFP TEAM DSM-FIRMENICH POSTNL NED
7 15:04:00 TEN TOTALENERGIES FRA
8 15:08:00 TUD TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM SUI
9 15:12:00 IWA INTERMARCHÉ - WANTY BEL
10 15:16:00 UAD UAE TEAM EMIRATES UAE
11 15:20:00 JAY TEAM JAYCO ALULA AUS
12 15:24:00 COF COFIDIS FRA
13 15:28:00 DAT DECATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE TEAM FRA
14 15:32:00 IGD INEOS GRENADIERS GBR
15 15:36:00 TBV BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS BRN
16 15:40:00 EFE EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST USA
17 15:44:00 LTK LIDL-TREK USA
18 15:48:00 SOQ SOUDAL QUICK-STEP BEL
19 15:52:00 MOV MOVISTAR TEAM ESP
20 15:56:00 BOH BORA - HANSGROHE GER
21 16:00:00 TVL TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE NED
22 16:04:00 GFC GROUPAMA-FDJ FRA
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- I said looking at the photo it doesn’t appear she deviated. Chill out, not stating my word is the final judgement. Just commenting that based on the photo I don’t see it. And BTW the Dutch coach even said she didn’t impede her.mij08-11-2026
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