Start Times & Order. Stage 2 of the UAE Tour is an individual time-trial which will open up the fight for the overall classification and will be an important day. As big favourites we have the likes of former World Champion Tobias Foss or UAE's Brandon McNulty.
The first man down the start ramp will be INEOS Grenadiers' Elia Viviani, who despite being caught up in a late crash on stage 1, will start at 11:00 CET. The last man setting off being winner of stage 1, Tim Merlier at 13:18 CET.
Start Times & Order - 2024 UAE Tour stage 2 individual time-trial
Start Order Bib Local Start Time (-3hr for CET) Name Team
1 91 14:00:00 VIVIANI Elia INEOS Grenadiers
2 51 14:01:00 ELISSONDE Kenny Cofidis
3 26 14:02:00 SYRITSA Gleb Astana Qazaqstan Team
4 177 14:03:00 REINDERS Elmar Team Jayco AlUla
5 102 14:04:00 COLLEONI Kevin Intermarché - Wanty
6 77 14:05:00 RETAILLEAU Valentin Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
7 116 14:06:00 SCHWARZMANN Michael Israel - Premier Tech
8 11 14:07:00 GROVES Kaden Alpecin - Deceuninck
9 134 14:08:00 VAN DE PAAR Jarne Lotto Dstny
10 126 14:09:00 TESFATSION Natnael Lidl - Trek
11 5 14:10:00 MCNULTY Brandon UAE Team Emirates
12 144 14:11:00 GAVIRIA Fernando Movistar Team
13 44 14:12:00 MACIEJUK Filip BORA - hansgrohe
14 165 14:13:00 POOLE Max Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
15 187 14:14:00 VAN DIJKE Tim Team Visma | Lease a Bike
16 31 14:15:00 BILBAO Pello Bahrain - Victorious
17 63 14:16:00 MURGANO Marco Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
18 191 14:17:00 DE KLEIJN Arvid Tudor Pro Cycling Team
19 152 14:18:00 BASTIAENS Ayco Soudal - Quick Step
20 87 14:19:00 VAN DER LEE Jardi Christiaan EF Education - EasyPost
21 97 14:20:00 SWIFT Ben INEOS Grenadiers
22 52 14:21:00 ANIOŁKOWSKI Stanisław Cofidis
23 27 14:22:00 TEJADA Harold Astana Qazaqstan Team
24 172 14:23:00 DUNBAR Eddie Team Jayco AlUla
25 103 14:24:00 FAURE PROST Alexy Intermarché - Wanty
26 75 14:25:00 POLLEFLIET Gianluca Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
27 117 14:26:00 ZABEL Rick Israel - Premier Tech
28 12 14:27:00 BALLERSTEDT Maurice Alpecin - Deceuninck
29 135 14:28:00 VAN EETVELT Lennert Lotto Dstny
30 123 14:29:00 CONSONNI Simone Lidl - Trek
31 1 14:30:00 YATES Adam UAE Team Emirates
32 143 14:31:00 CIMOLAI Davide Movistar Team
33 43 14:32:00 GAMPER Patrick BORA - hansgrohe
34 166 14:33:00 ROOSEN Timo Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
35 181 14:34:00 KOOIJ Olav Team Visma | Lease a Bike
36 33 14:35:00 BAUHAUS Phil Bahrain - Victorious
37 62 14:36:00 MONACO Alessandro Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
38 197 14:37:00 ZIJLAARD Maikel Tudor Pro Cycling Team
39 157 14:38:00 WARLOP Jordi Soudal - Quick Step
40 84 14:39:00 QUINN Sean EF Education - EasyPost
41 95 14:40:00 RIVERA Brandon Smith INEOS Grenadiers
42 57 14:41:00 TOUMIRE Hugo Cofidis
43 25 14:42:00 MØRKØV Michael Astana Qazaqstan Team
44 171 14:43:00 GROENEWEGEN Dylan Team Jayco AlUla
45 101 14:44:00 MEINTJES Louis Intermarché - Wanty
46 76 14:45:00 PRODHOMME Nicolas Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
47 111 14:46:00 ACKERMANN Pascal Israel - Premier Tech
48 13 14:47:00 DILLIER Silvan Alpecin - Deceuninck
49 137 14:48:00 VANHOUCKE Harm Lotto Dstny
50 122 14:49:00 CATALDO Dario Lidl - Trek
51 3 14:50:00 BJERG Mikkel UAE Team Emirates
52 145 14:51:00 MILESI Lorenzo Movistar Team
53 47 14:52:00 ZWIEHOFF Ben BORA - hansgrohe
54 161 14:53:00 JAKOBSEN Fabio Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
55 186 14:54:00 VAN DIJKE Mick Team Visma | Lease a Bike
56 34 14:55:00 KEPPLINGER Rainer Bahrain - Victorious
57 67 14:56:00 ZAMBELLI Samuele Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
58 195 14:57:00 STORER Michael Tudor Pro Cycling Team
59 155 14:58:00 VAN WILDER Ilan Soudal - Quick Step
60 83 14:59:00 BELOKI Markel EF Education - EasyPost
61 94 15:00:00 LEONARD Michael INEOS Grenadiers
62 56 15:01:00 NOPPE Christophe Cofidis
63 21 15:02:00 CAVENDISH Mark Astana Qazaqstan Team
64 175 15:03:00 O'BRIEN Kelland Team Jayco AlUla
65 105 15:04:00 PAQUOT Tom Intermarché - Wanty
66 74 15:05:00 PARET-PEINTRE Valentin Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
67 113 15:06:00 KOGUT Oded Israel - Premier Tech
68 14 15:07:00 OSBORNE Jason Alpecin - Deceuninck
69 133 15:08:00 GUARNIERI Jacopo Lotto Dstny
70 125 15:09:00 MOSCA Jacopo Lidl - Trek
71 7 15:10:00 VINE Jay UAE Team Emirates
72 146 15:11:00 ROMEO Iván Movistar Team
73 41 15:12:00 WELSFORD Sam BORA - hansgrohe
74 162 15:13:00 ANDRESEN Tobias Lund Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
75 185 15:14:00 VAN DER SANDE Tosh Team Visma | Lease a Bike
76 37 15:15:00 TRÆEN Torstein Bahrain - Victorious
77 66 15:16:00 VIVIANI Attilio Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
78 196 15:17:00 STORK Florian Tudor Pro Cycling Team
79 156 15:18:00 VANSEVENANT Mauri Soudal - Quick Step
80 81 15:19:00 CARR Simon EF Education - EasyPost
81 92 15:20:00 AUGUST Andrew INEOS Grenadiers
82 54 15:21:00 FINÉ Eddy Cofidis
83 24 15:22:00 LÓPEZ Harold Martín Astana Qazaqstan Team
84 174 15:23:00 MEZGEC Luka Team Jayco AlUla
85 104 15:24:00 MARIT Arne Intermarché - Wanty
86 71 15:25:00 BENNETT Sam Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
87 115 15:26:00 WÜRTZ SCHMIDT Mads Israel - Premier Tech
88 15 15:27:00 RICKAERT Jonas Alpecin - Deceuninck
89 132 15:28:00 ADAMIETZ Johannes Lotto Dstny
90 121 15:29:00 LÓPEZ Juan Pedro Lidl - Trek
91 2 15:30:00 OLIVEIRA Ivo UAE Team Emirates
92 147 15:31:00 SÁNCHEZ Pelayo Movistar Team
93 42 15:32:00 BUCHMANN Emanuel BORA - hansgrohe
94 163 15:33:00 EDMONDSON Alex Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
95 184 15:34:00 VAN BELLE Loe Team Visma | Lease a Bike
96 32 15:35:00 ARNDT Nikias Bahrain - Victorious
97 61 15:36:00 MARECZKO Jakub Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
98 194 15:37:00 PLUIMERS Rick Tudor Pro Cycling Team
99 153 15:38:00 HIRT Jan Soudal - Quick Step
100 85 15:39:00 ROOTKIN-GRAY Jack EF Education - EasyPost
101 96 15:40:00 RODRÍGUEZ Óscar INEOS Grenadiers
102 53 15:41:00 FERNÁNDEZ Rubén Cofidis
103 23 15:42:00 GRUZDEV Dmitriy Astana Qazaqstan Team
104 173 15:43:00 MAAS Jan Team Jayco AlUla
105 107 15:44:00 VAN POPPEL Boy Intermarché - Wanty
106 72 15:45:00 ARMIRAIL Bruno Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
107 114 15:46:00 RICCITELLO Matthew Israel - Premier Tech
108 16 15:47:00 UHLIG Henri Alpecin - Deceuninck
109 136 15:48:00 VANDENABEELE Henri Lotto Dstny
110 124 15:49:00 KONRAD Patrick Lidl - Trek
111 4 15:50:00 LAENGEN Vegard Stake UAE Team Emirates
112 141 15:51:00 RUBIO Einer Movistar Team
113 46 15:52:00 VAN POPPEL Danny BORA - hansgrohe
114 167 15:53:00 VAN DEN BERG Julius Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
115 182 15:54:00 LEMMEN Bart Team Visma | Lease a Bike
116 36 15:55:00 SCOTT Cameron Bahrain - Victorious
117 65 15:56:00 STEWART Mark Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
118 193 15:57:00 KOLZE CHANGIZI Sebastian Tudor Pro Cycling Team
119 154 15:58:00 VAN LERBERGHE Bert Soudal - Quick Step
120 86 15:59:00 STEINHAUSER Georg EF Education - EasyPost
121 93 16:00:00 FOSS Tobias INEOS Grenadiers
122 55 16:01:00 FRETIN Milan Cofidis
123 22 16:02:00 GAZZOLI Michele Astana Qazaqstan Team
124 176 16:03:00 PEÑA Jesús David Team Jayco AlUla
125 106 16:04:00 VAN HOECKE Gijs Intermarché - Wanty
126 73 16:05:00 O'CONNOR Ben Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
127 112 16:06:00 BENNETT George Israel - Premier Tech
128 17 16:07:00 VAN DEN BOSSCHE Fabio Alpecin - Deceuninck
129 131 16:08:00 DE GENDT Thomas Lotto Dstny
130 127 16:09:00 VERONA Carlos Lidl - Trek
131 6 16:10:00 MOLANO Juan Sebastián UAE Team Emirates
132 142 16:11:00 CAVAGNA Rémi Movistar Team
133 45 16:12:00 MULLEN Ryan BORA - hansgrohe
134 164 16:13:00 LEIJNSE Enzo Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
135 183 16:14:00 VALTER Attila Team Visma | Lease a Bike
136 35 16:15:00 PRICE-PEJTERSEN Johan Bahrain - Victorious
137 64 16:16:00 PONOMAR Andrii Team Corratec - Vini Fantini
138 192 16:17:00 BRUN Nils Tudor Pro Cycling Team
139 151 16:18:00 MERLIER Tim Soudal - Quick Step
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