Start Times & Order Tour de Luxembourg 2024 stage 4 Time-Trial
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This Saturday, September 21, the decisive time trial of the Tour de Luxembourg takes place (just under 16 km). It is a key day for the overall classification where we have Mauri Vansevenant, Mathieu van der Poel and Marc Hirschi as the main favourites; and Juan Ayuso as the main favourite for the stage win.
In the starting order of the time trial, the first to take to the road will be the British EF rider Jack Rootkin-Gray, who will start at 14:44, while the leader Mauri Vansevenant will start at 16:00, 2 minutes after Mathieu van der Poel and 4 minutes after Marc Hirschi.
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Bib number Time Team name Country
1 44 14:14:00 ROOTKIN-GRAY Jack EFE GBR
2 116 14:15:00 SAJNOK Szymon Q36 POL
3 143 14:16:00 LONARDI Giovanni PTK ITA
4 183 14:17:00 KOCKELMANN Mathieu LUX LUX
5 25 14:18:00 WISNIOWSKI Lukasz TBV POL
6 24 14:19:00 VAN MECHELEN Vlad TBV BEL
7 134 14:20:00 VERCOUILLIE Victor TFB BEL
8 182 14:21:00 KESS Alexandre LUX LUX
9 31 14:22:00 CHAMBERLAIN Andrew Oscar DAT AUS
10 81 14:23:00 MOSCON Gianni SOQ ITA
11 12 14:24:00 DILLIER Silvan ADC SUI
12 52 14:25:00 PITHIE Laurence GFC NZL
13 2 14:26:00 ALVES OLIVEIRA Ivo Manuel UAD POR
14 164 14:27:00 FROIDEVAUX Robin TUD SUI
15 175 14:28:00 PEDERSEN Breiner Henrik UXM DEN
16 111 14:29:00 AZPARREN IRURZUN Xabier Mikel Q36 ESP
17 166 14:30:00 HOLZER Roman TUD SUI
18 136 14:31:00 VAN HEMELEN Vincent TFB BEL
19 115 14:32:00 LUDVIGSSON Tobias Q36 SWE
20 62 14:33:00 BERNARD Julien LTK FRA
21 91 14:34:00 VAN DER SANDE Tosh TVL BEL
22 184 14:35:00 URY Noé LUX LUX
23 131 14:36:00 BONNEU Kamiel TFB BEL
24 6 14:37:00 POLITT Nils UAD GER
25 155 14:38:00 TURGIS Anthony TEN FRA
26 64 14:39:00 PEDERSEN Mads LTK DEN
27 83 14:40:00 VERVAEKE Louis SOQ BEL
28 71 14:41:00 MILESI Lorenzo MOV ITA
29 92 14:42:00 LAPORTE Christophe TVL FRA
30 104 14:43:00 PAASSCHENS Mathijs LTD NED
31 124 14:44:00 MAIRE Adrien TDT FRA
32 105 14:45:00 ADAMIETZ Johannes LTD GER
33 176 14:46:00 NIELSEN Magnus Cort UXM DEN
34 61 14:47:00 KIRSCH Alex LTK LUX
35 125 14:48:00 NIELSEN Andreas Stokbro TDT DEN
36 173 14:49:00 KULSET Johannes UXM NOR
37 63 14:50:00 GHEBREIGZABHIER Amanuel LTK ERI
38 101 14:51:00 CURRIE Logan LTD NZL
39 15 14 14:52:00 MICHELS Jente ADC BEL
40 106 14:53:00 WILSLY Gregaard Jonas LTD DEN
41 36 14:54:00 VENDRAME Andrea DAT ITA
42 22 14:55:00 STANNARD Robert TBV AUS
43 141 14:56:00 BAIS Davide PTK ITA
44 84 14:57:00 MASNADA Fausto SOQ ITA
45 185 14:58:00 WALLENBORN Arno LUX LUX
46 26 14:59:00 WRIGHT Fred TBV GBR
47 132 15:00:00 CLYNHENS Toon TFB BEL
48 32 15:01:00 HÄNNINEN Jaakko DAT FIN
49 112 15:02:00 DONOVAN Mark Jamie Q36 GBR
50 45 15:03:00 RUTSCH Jonas EFE GER
51 114 15:04:00 HOWSON Damien Craig Q36 AUS
52 51 51 15:05:00 GENIETS Kévin GFC LUX
53 41 15:06:00 COSTA Rui EFE POR
54 151 15:07:00 JOUSSEAUME Alan TEN FRA
55 102 15:08:00 VANHOUCKE Harm LTD BEL
56 35 15:09:00 TRONCHON Bastien DAT FRA
57 5 15:10:00 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix UAD AUT
58 146 15:11:00 SERRANO RODRIGUEZ Javier PTK ESP
59 56 56 15:12:00 ROLLAND Brieuc GFC FRA
60 23 15:13:00 CARUSO Damiano TBV ITA
61 142 15:14:00 BAIS Mattia PTK ITA
62 85 15:15:00 REINDERINK Pepijn SOQ NED
63 42 15:16:00 CHAVES RUBIO Jhoan Esteban EFE COL
64 181 15:17:00 JUNGELS Bob LUX LUX
65 66 15:18:00 SIMMONS Quinn LTK USA
66 74 15:19:00 BARTA William MOV USA
67 95 15:20:00 STAUNE-MITTET Johannes TVL NOR
68 96 15:21:00 GRAAT Tijmen TVL NED
69 55 15:22:00 MOLARD Rudy GFC FRA
70 123 15:23:00 DE VRIES Hartthijs TDT NED
71 54 15:24:00 MADOUAS Valentin GFC FRA
72 135 15:25:00 MARIS Elias TFB BEL
73 121 15:26:00 BOUTS Jordy TDT BEL
74 4 15:27:00 FISHER-BLACK Finn Lachlan Fox UAD NZL
75 144 15:28:00 MAESTRI Mirco PTK ITA
76 171 15:29:00 ANDERSEN Idar UXM NOR
77 113 15:30:00 HAGEN Carl Fredrik Q36 NOR
78 43 15:31:00 RYAN Archie EFE IRL
79 34 15:32:00 PRODHOMME Nicolas DAT FRA
80 156 15:33:00 VUILLERMOZ Alexis TEN FRA
81 172 15:34:00 EIKING Odd Christian UXM NOR
82 73 15:35:00 BARRENETXEA GOLZARRI Jon MOV ESP
83 76 15:36:00 SANCHEZ MAYO Pelayo MOV ESP
84 165 15:37:00 STORER Michael TUD AUS
85 186 15:38:00 WENZEL Mats LUX LUX
86 3 15:39:00 AYUSO PESQUERA Juan UAD ESP
87 152 15:40:00 JEGAT Jordan TEN FRA
88 53 53 15:42:00 GAUDU David GFC FRA
89 93 15:44:00 KELDERMAN Wilco TVL NED
90 94 15:46:00 LEMMEN Bart TVL NED
91 145 15:48:00 PIGANZOLI Davide PTK ITA
92 21 15:50:00 TIBERI Antonio TBV ITA
93 46 15:52:00 SWEENY Harrison EFE AUS
94 103 15:54:00 KRON Andreas Lorentz LTD DEN
95 1 15:56:00 HIRSCHI Marc UAD SUI
96 11 15:58:00 VAN DER POEL Mathieu ADC NED
97 82 16:00:00 VANSEVENANT Mauri SOQ BEL
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