Stage 8 of this year's Tour de Suisse is a mountain time-trial and it will close off the action in the week. We take a look at it's start times and order, in the same way that the overall classification is currently shaped.
Olivier Le Gac will be the first rider to start his effort early in the morning at 11:38CET. However the big favourites will only begin to depart hours later, and the very last rider to startlist his time-trial will be race leader Kévin Vauquelin at 16:30CET.
Order - Time (CET) - Bib Numbr - Name - Team - Nation
1 11:38:00 75 LE GAC Olivier GFC FRA
2 11:39:00 155 EDMONDSON Alexander TPP AUS
3 11:40:00 193 GRIGNARD Sebastien LOT BEL
4 11:41:00 192 DE BUYST Jasper LOT BEL
5 11:42:00 15 *UHLIG Henri ADC GER
6 11:43:00 14 JANSSENS Jimmy ADC BEL
7 11:44:00 157 NABERMAN Tim TPP NED
8 11:45:00 67 *WALKER Max EFE GBR
9 11:46:00 191 *DE LIE Arnaud LOT BEL
10 11:47:00 171 BALLERINI Davide XAT ITA
11 11:48:00 11 DILLIER Silvan ADC SUI
12 11:49:00 93 KAMP Alexander IWA DEN
13 11:50:00 152 *BITTNER Pavel TPP CZE
14 11:51:00 76 *LE HUITOUZE Eddy GFC FRA
15 11:52:00 197 WILSLY Gregaard Jonas LOT DEN
16 11:53:00 131 BASTIAENS Ayco SOQ BEL
17 11:54:00 53 BISSEGGER Stefan DAT SUI
18 11:57:00 62 ALBANESE Vincenzo EFE ITA
19 11:58:00 64 *MIHKELS Madis EFE EST
20 11:59:00 213 HALLER Marco TUD AUT
21 12:00:00 6 JOHANSEN Julius UAD DEN
22 12:01:00 217 WIRTGEN Luc TUD LUX
23 12:02:00 175 BETTIOL Alberto XAT ITA
24 12:03:00 124 KOCH Jonas RBH GER
25 12:04:00 34 MONIQUET Sylvain COF BEL
26 12:05:00 133 *HUBY Antoine SOQ FRA
27 12:06:00 181 FROOME Chris IPT GBR
28 12:07:00 207 GONZALEZ LOPEZ David Q36 ESP
29 12:08:00 63 BATTISTELLA Samuele EFE ITA
30 13:23:00 2 BJERG Mikkel Norsgaard UAD DEN
31 13:24:00 127 VAN POPPEL Danny RBH NED
32 13:25:00 215 *MAYRHOFER Marius TUD GER
33 13:26:00 162 VERMOTE Julien TVL BEL
34 13:27:00 72 *ASKEY Lewis GFC GBR
35 13:28:00 25 *TJOTTA Martin ARK NOR
36 13:29:00 5 LAENGEN Vegard Stake UAD NOR
37 13:30:00 142 DURBRIDGE Luke JAY AUS
38 13:31:00 196 VAN MOER Brent LOT BEL
39 13:32:00 153 *FLYNN Sean TPP GBR
40 13:33:00 94 *KUYPERS Gerben IWA BEL
41 13:34:00 45 *BURATTI Nicolo TBV ITA
42 13:35:00 17 *VAN DEN BOSSCHE Fabio ADC BEL
43 13:36:00 143 GAMPER Patrick JAY AUT
44 13:37:00 24 *LE BERRE Mathis ARK FRA
45 13:38:00 66 SWEENY Harrison William EFE AUS
46 13:39:00 61 COSTA Rui EFE POR
47 13:40:00 115 DOS SANTOS SIMOES OLIVEIRA MOV POR
48 13:41:00 164 *GLOAG Thomas TVL GBR
49 13:42:00 57 PETERS Nans DAT FRA
50 13:43:00 56 *LAPEIRA Paul DAT FRA
51 13:44:00 83 HAMILTON Lucas Wade IGD AUS
52 13:45:00 13 *GLIVAR Gal ADC SLO
53 13:46:00 195 LIVYNS Arjen LOT BEL
54 13:47:00 36 MAAS Jan COF NED
55 13:48:00 216 WARBASSE Lawrence TUD USA
56 13:49:00 176 MASNADA Fausto XAT ITA
57 13:50:00 47 PAASSCHENS Mathijs TBV NED
58 13:51:00 96 RUTSCH Jonas IWA GER
59 13:52:00 201 *CHRISTEN Fabio Q36 SUI
60 13:53:00 7 *TOMAS MORGADO Antonio UAD POR
61 13:54:00 144 *ENGELHARDT Felix JAY GER
62 13:57:00 135 SERRY Pieter SOQ BEL
63 13:58:00 95 PETILLI Simone IWA ITA
64 13:59:00 35 OLDANI Stefano COF ITA
65 14:00:00 41 MOHORIC Matej TBV SLO
66 14:01:00 42 BILBAO LOPEZ DE ARMENTIA Pello TBV ESP
67 14:02:00 202 BADILATTI Matteo Q36 SUI
68 14:03:00 71 KUNG Stefan GFC SUI
69 14:04:00 104 VERGAERDE Otto LTK BEL
70 15:19:00 37 SAMITIER SAMITIER Sergio COF ESP
71 15:20:00 172 CHARMIG Anthon XAT DEN
72 15:21:00 134 *LECERF Junior SOQ BEL
73 15:22:00 31 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion COF ESP
74 15:23:00 86 *AUGUST Andrew IGD USA
75 15:24:00 106 OOMEN Sam LTK NED
76 15:25:00 177 FORTUNATO Lorenzo XAT ITA
77 15:26:00 111 QUINTANA Nairo MOV COL
78 15:27:00 43 KEPPLINGER Rainer TBV AUT
79 15:28:00 203 BRAMBILLA Gianluca Q36 ITA
80 15:29:00 211 HIRSCHI Marc TUD SUI
81 15:30:00 87 LANGELLOTTI Victor IGD MON
82 15:31:00 85 SWIFT Ben IGD GBR
83 15:32:00 137 VANSEVENANT Mauri SOQ BEL
84 15:33:00 141 SCHMID Mauro JAY SUI
85 15:34:00 156 *VAN DEN BROEK Frank TPP NED
86 15:35:00 163 BENOOT Tiesj TVL BEL
87 15:36:00 116 ROMO OLIVER Javier MOV ESP
88 15:37:00 65 POWLESS Neilson EFE USA
89 15:38:00 84 JUNGELS Bob IGD LUX
90 15:39:00 52 *BISIAUX Leo DAT FRA
91 15:40:00 103 LOPEZ PEREZ Juan Pedro LTK ESP
92 15:41:00 12 *DEBRUYNE Ramses ADC BEL
93 15:42:00 16 *VERSTRYNGE Emiel ADC BEL
94 15:43:00 184 HOULE Hugo IPT CAN
95 15:44:00 206 *CAMPRUBI PIJUAN Marcel Q36 ESP
96 15:45:00 107 *SIMMONS Quinn LTK USA
97 15:46:00 126 SOBRERO Matteo RBH ITA
98 15:47:00 55 SCOTSON Callum DAT AUS
99 15:48:00 33 *MAISONOBE Sam COF FRA
100 15:49:00 77 MADOUAS Valentin GFC FRA
101 15:50:00 165 *GRAAT Tijmen TVL NED
102 15:51:00 101 GEOGHEGAN HART Tao LTK GBR
103 15:52:00 121 VLASOV Aleksandr RBH
104 15:53:00 21 *COSTIOU Ewen ARK FRA
105 15:54:00 173 CONCI Nicola XAT ITA
106 15:57:00 182 *BLACKMORE Peter Joseph IPT GBR
107 15:58:00 167 LEMMEN Bart TVL NED
108 15:59:00 194 SEPULVEDA Eduardo LOT ARG
109 16:00:00 73 *GREGOIRE Romain GFC FRA
110 16:01:00 151 BARGUIL Warren TPP FRA
111 16:02:00 46 *PICKERING Xavier Finlay Xavier TBV GBR
112 16:04:00 91 ZIMMERMANN Georg IWA GER
113 16:06:00 183 BENNETT George IPT NZL
114 16:08:00 113 BARTA William MOV USA
115 16:10:00 4 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix UAD AUT
116 16:12:00 174 CHAMPOUSSIN Clement XAT FRA
117 16:14:00 136 *VAN WILDER Ilan SOQ BEL
118 16:16:00 112 *CASTRILLO ZAPATER Pablo MOV ESP
119 16:18:00 145 O'CONNOR Ben Alexander JAY AUS
120 16:20:00 105 KAMNA Lennard LTK GER
121 16:22:00 51 GALL Felix DAT AUT
122 16:24:00 154 *ONLEY Edgar Oscar TPP GBR
123 16:26:00 212 ALAPHILIPPE Julian TUD FRA
124 16:28:00 3 GONCALVES ALMEIDA Joao Pedro UAD POR
125 16:30:00 26 *VAUQUELIN Kevin ARK FRA
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