Start Times & Order. Stage 1 of Gran Camino will be a 14.8-kilometer long time-trial, a difficult challenge in a hilly course where the likes of Jonas Vingegaard and Joshua Tarling will clash in the fight for the stage win.
Duarte Domingues of Sabgal/Anicolor will be the first rider to start the day's time-trial at 14:45 local time (CET), whilst defending champion Jonas Vingegaard of Team Visma | Lease a Bike will be the last to depart at 16:52 local time.
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Local Time - Bib - Name - Team (Nation)
14:45:00 166 DOMINGUES Duarte SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
14:46:00 157 CAMPOS Francisco AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
14:47:00 145 MARTINGIL César TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
14:48:00 133 CASTRO PINTO Pedro EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
14:49:00 124 RIERA CLAR Joan Albert ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
14:50:00 111 DOUBLE Paul TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
14:51:00 107 ROSSKOPF Joseph Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
14:52:00 93 ETXEBERRIA Asier EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
14:53:00 82 APARICIO Mario BURGOS-BH (ESP)
14:54:00 76 SANCHEZ Eugenio EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
14:55:00 67 FERNANDEZ Samuel CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
14:56:00 57 THOMPSON Reuben GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
14:57:00 32 CARTHY Hugh John EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
14:58:00 23 FRAILE Omar INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
14:59:00 15 ARCAS Jorge MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
15:00:00 5 HUISING Menno TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
15:01:00 167 SOUSA José SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
15:02:00 156 BICHO Jose AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
15:03:00 146 SAENZ Nicolas TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
15:04:00 137 SWIRBUL Keegam EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
15:05:00 123 ESPARZA GARIN Unai ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
15:06:00 112 MUNOZ LLANA Francisco TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
15:07:00 103 BRAMBILLA Gianluca Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
15:08:00 97 MARTIN SANZ Gotzon EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
15:09:00 84 FRANCO Alejandro BURGOS-BH (ESP)
15:10:00 74 PARRA Jose EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
15:11:00 64 JOHNSTON Calum CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
15:12:00 52 DAVY Clément GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
15:13:00 44 MILESI Nicolas ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
15:14:00 33 NERURKAR Lukas EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
15:15:00 22 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
15:16:00 14 SAMITIER Sergio MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
15:17:00 7 STAUNE-MITTET Johannes TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
15:18:00 163 MOSCARDO HERNANDEZ Oscar SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
15:19:00 155 TRUEBA DIEGO Alvaro AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
15:20:00 147 TABOADA Andres TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
15:21:00 134 IVANOV Viacheslav EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
15:22:00 126 LLANERAS Pau ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
15:23:00 114 MARTIN GUTIERREZ Alex TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
15:24:00 104 CALZONI Walter Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
15:25:00 96 AZURMENDI Ibai EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
15:26:00 86 FERNANDEZ Sinuhe BURGOS-BH (ESP)
15:27:00 75 RUIZ SEDANO Ibon EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
15:28:00 62 BERWICK Sebastian CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
15:29:00 55 PALENI Enzo GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
15:30:00 46 THIERRY Pierre ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
15:31:00 35 POWLESS Neilson EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
15:32:00 24 HAYTER Ethan INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
15:33:00 17 SOSA Ivan Ramiro MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
15:34:00 4 KELDERMAN Wilco TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
15:35:00 165 GARCIA Guillermo SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
15:36:00 154 BARBOSA Diogo AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
15:37:00 144 CARVALHO Gonçalo TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
15:38:00 136 PINTO Pedro EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
15:39:00 127 GARCIA Jose ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
15:40:00 117 PIETROBON Andrea TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
15:41:00 101 ABREHA Negasi Haylu Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
15:42:00 95 BIZKARRA Mikel EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
15:43:00 81 DIAZ GALLEGO Jose BURGOS-BH (ESP)
15:44:00 73 COBO CAYON Ivan EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
15:45:00 61 ARRIOLA-BENGOA Julen CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
15:46:00 56 LE HUITOUZE Eddy GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
15:47:00 43 GILLET Baptiste ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
15:48:00 34 PICCOLO Andrea EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
15:49:00 25 KWIATKOWSKI Michal INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
15:50:00 16 ROMO Javier MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
15:51:00 3 UIJTDEBROEKS Cian TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
15:52:00 161 FIGUEIREDO Frederico SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
15:53:00 153 FERNANDES Venceslau AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
15:54:00 143 BARBAS Rafael TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
15:55:00 135 SILVA Joaquim EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
15:56:00 125 GONZALEZ Asier ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
15:57:00 116 BAIS Davide TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
15:58:00 106 FANCELLU Alessandro Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
15:59:00 91 BOU COMPANY Joan EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
16:00:00 87 EZQUERRA Jesus BURGOS-BH (ESP)
16:01:00 71 BERRADE Urko EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
16:02:00 65 MURGUIALDAY Jokin CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
16:03:00 54 PACHER Quentin GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
16:04:00 45 SVESTAD-BARDSENG Embret ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
16:05:00 31 CARAPAZ Richard EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
16:06:00 21 BERNAL Egan INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
16:07:00 13 CANAL BLANCO Carlos MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
16:08:00 2 TULETT Ben TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
16:09:00 164 BREGNHOJ Mathias SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
16:10:00 152 BLANCO PROL Samuel AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
16:11:00 142 MATIAS João TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
16:12:00 132 ANTUNES Tiago EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
16:13:00 121 VOLLMER Andrew ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
16:14:00 115 FABBRO Matteo TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
16:15:00 102 AZPARREN Xabier Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
16:16:00 94 JUARISTI Txomin EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
16:17:00 85 FAGUNDEZ Antonio Eric BURGOS-BH (ESP)
16:18:00 77 URIARTE Diego EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
16:19:00 66 SILVA Thomas CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
16:20:00 53 MARTINEZ Lenny GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
16:21:00 42 VERRE Alessandro ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
16:22:00 36 RAFFERTY Darren EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
16:23:00 27 TARLING Joshua INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
16:24:00 11 GUERREIRO Ruben MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
16:25:00 6 GRAAT Tijmen TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
16:26:00 162 REIS Rafael SABGAL/ANICOLOR (POR)
16:27:00 151 FERNANDEZ Delio AP HOTELS & RESORTS /TAVIRA/ SC FARENSE
16:28:00 141 SANCHEZ Angel TAVFER-OVOS MATINADOS-MORTÁGUA
16:29:00 131 GONZÁLEZ Abner EFAPEL CYCLING (POR)
16:30:00 122 MOLENAAR Alex ILLES BALEARS ARABAY CYCLING (ESP)
16:31:00 113 MAESTRI Mirco TEAM POLTI KOMETA (ITA)
16:32:00 105 DE LA CRUZ David Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM (SUI)
16:34:00 92 AZPARREN Enekoitz EUSKALTEL-EUSKADI (ESP)
16:36:00 83 LANGELLOTTI Victor BURGOS-BH (ESP)
16:38:00 72 CASTRILLO Pablo EQUIPO KERN PHARMA (ESP)
16:40:00 63 CEPEDA Jefferson CAJA RURAL-SEGUROS RGA (ESP)
16:42:00 51 GAUDU David GROUPAMA-FDJ (FRA)
16:44:00 41 GARCIA PIERNA Raul ARKEA-B&B HOTELS (FRA)
16:46:00 37 URAN Rigoberto EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST (USA)
16:48:00 26 RODRIGUEZ Carlos INEOS GRENADIERS (GBR)
16:50:00 12 BARTA William MOVISTAR TEAM (ESP)
16:52:00 1 VINGEGAARD Jonas TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE (NED)
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