Start Times and Order. A dark Tour de Suisse ends this Sunday, stage 8 will be a decisive time-trial where the overall classification will be decided, on roads where Gino Mäder used to train.
The first rider down the start ramp will be Pavel Bittner at 14:27CET. The 2023 Tour de Suisse will be brought to an end by race leader, Mattias Skjelmose at 16:28CET.
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Order - Time (CET) - Bib - Name - Team - Nation
1 14:27:00 142 *BITTNER Pavel DSM CZE
2 14:28:00 15 HANNINEN Jaakko ACT FIN
3 14:29:00 156 *O BRIEN Kelland JAY AUS
4 14:30:00 144 *FLYNN Sean DSM GBR
5 14:31:00 212 BODNAR Maciej TEN POL
6 14:32:00 215 MANZIN Lorrenzo TEN FRA
7 14:33:00 87 *WATSON Samuel GFC GBR
8 14:34:00 127 van LERBERGHE Bert SOQ BEL
9 14:35:00 197 SCHWARZMANN Michael LTD GER
10 14:36:00 125 MERLIER Tim SOQ BEL
11 14:37:00 21 *GROVES Kaden ADC AUS
12 14:38:00 167 THEUNS Edward TFS BEL
13 14:39:00 211 SAGAN Peter TEN SVK
14 14:40:00 25 KRAGH ANDERSEN Soren ADC DEN
15 14:41:00 53 HALLER Marco BOH AUT
16 14:42:00 203 *CALZONI Walter Q36 ITA
17 14:43:00 32 BASSO Leonardo AST ITA
18 14:44:00 17 VENTURINI Clement ACT FRA
19 14:45:00 56 *MEEUS Jordi BOH BEL
20 14:46:00 136 *MOZZATO Luca ARK ITA
21 14:47:00 66 *RENARD Alexis COF FRA
22 14:48:00 62 ALLEGAERT Piet COF BEL
23 14:49:00 216 OSS Daniel TEN ITA
24 14:50:00 34 FELLINE Fabio AST ITA
25 14:51:00 37 VELASCO Simone AST ITA
26 14:52:00 6 SWIFT Connor IGD GBR
27 14:53:00 112 GARCIA CORTINA Ivan MOV ESP
28 14:54:00 63 COQUARD Bryan COF FRA
29 14:55:00 75 *RUTSCH Jonas EFE GER
30 14:56:00 174 *COVI Alessandro UAD ITA
31 14:57:00 195 *KRON Andreas Lorentz LTD DEN
32 14:58:00 213 CABOT Jeremy TEN FRA
33 14:59:00 154 JENSEN Juul Christopher JAY DEN
34 15:00:00 122 ASGREEN Kasper SOQ DEN
35 15:01:00 172 BAX Sjoerd UAD NED
36 15:02:00 22 DILLIER Silvan ADC SUI
37 15:03:00 206 LUDVIGSSON Tobias Q36 SWE
38 15:04:00 33 *BATTISTELLA Samuele AST ITA
39 15:05:00 134 *le BERRE Mathis ARK FRA
40 15:06:00 183 HOLLENSTEIN Reto IPT SUI
41 15:07:00 165 MOSCA Jacopo TFS ITA
42 15:08:00 102 BOUWMAN Koen TJV NED
43 15:09:00 162 *BARONCINI Filippo TFS ITA
44 15:10:00 214 *FERRON Valentin TEN FRA
45 15:11:00 124 KNOX James SOQ GBR
46 15:12:00 116 MAS BONET Luis Guillermo MOV ESP
47 15:13:00 207 *ZUKOWSKY Nickolas Q36 CAN
48 15:14:00 117 SERRANO RODRIGUEZ Gonzalo MOV ESP
49 15:15:00 2 *HEIDUK Kim Alexander IGD GER
50 15:16:00 55 KOCH Jonas BOH GER
51 15:17:00 27 SBARAGLI Kristian ADC ITA
52 15:18:00 14 DEWULF Stan ACT BEL
53 15:19:00 192 *ADAMIETZ Johannes LTD GER
54 15:20:00 67 ROCHAS Remy COF FRA
55 15:21:00 104 GESINK Robert TJV NED
56 15:22:00 194 EENKHOORN Pascal LTD NED
57 15:23:00 115 *LAZKANO LOPEZ Oier MOV ESP
58 15:24:00 107 *van DIJKE Mick TJV NED
59 15:25:00 64 GESCHKE Simon COF GER
60 15:26:00 26 MEURISSE Xandro ADC BEL
61 15:27:00 217 OURSELIN Paul TEN FRA
62 15:28:00 23 GOGL Michael ADC AUT
63 15:29:00 24 HERMANS Quinten ADC BEL
64 15:30:00 72 *BISSEGGER Stefan EFE SUI
65 15:31:00 65 LASTRA MARTINEZ Jonathan COF ESP
66 15:32:00 7 *TULETT Ben IGD GBR
67 15:33:00 52 FABBRO Matteo BOH ITA
68 15:34:00 137 *PONOMAR Andrii ARK UKR
69 15:35:00 145 HAMILTON Christopher DSM AUS
70 15:36:00 54 HIGUITA GARCIA Sergio Andres BOH COL
71 15:37:00 205 HAGEN Carl Fredrik Q36 NOR
72 15:38:00 175 *FISHER-BLACK Finn UAD NZL
73 15:39:00 204 *DONOVAN Mark Q36 GBR
74 15:40:00 143 *DINHAM Matthew DSM AUS
75 15:41:00 163 BERNARD Julien TFS FRA
76 15:42:00 164 GALLOPIN Tony TFS FRA
77 15:43:00 152 *ENGELHARDT Felix JAY GER
78 15:44:00 182 FUGLSANG Jakob IPT DEN
79 15:45:00 151 SOBRERO Matteo JAY ITA
80 15:46:00 101 van AERT Wout TJV BEL
81 15:47:00 84 PACHER Quentin GFC FRA
82 15:48:00 133 *COSTIOU Ewen ARK FRA
83 15:49:00 123 CATTANEO Mattia SOQ ITA
84 15:50:00 155 MAAS Jan JAY NED
85 15:51:00 3 KWIATKOWSKI Michal IGD POL
86 15:52:00 73 HONORE Frolich Mikkel EFE DEN
87 15:53:00 147 *VERMAERKE Kevin DSM USA
88 15:54:00 111 ARANBURU DEBA Alex MOV ESP
89 15:55:00 4 NARVAEZ PRADO Jhonatan Manuel IGD ECU
90 15:56:00 13 CHEREL Mikael ACT FRA
91 15:57:00 106 OOMEN Sam TJV NED
92 15:58:00 1 *PIDCOCK Thomas IGD GBR
93 15:59:00 74 POWLESS Neilson EFE USA
94 16:00:00 184 HOULE Hugo IPT CAN
95 16:01:00 113 IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka MOV ESP
96 16:02:00 86 STORER Michael GFC AUS
97 16:03:00 201 HOWSON Damien Q36 AUS
98 16:04:00 153 *HAGOS BERHE Hagos Welay JAY ETH
99 16:05:00 83 *GREGOIRE Romain GFC FRA
100 16:06:00 51 SCHACHMANN Maximilian BOH GER
101 16:07:00 157 SCOTSON Callum JAY AUS
102 16:08:00 61 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion COF ESP
103 16:09:00 12 BERTHET Clement ACT FRA
104 16:10:00 36 TEJADA CANACUE Harold Alfonso AST COL
105 16:12:00 181 TEUNS Dylan IPT BEL
106 16:14:00 57 *UIJTDEBROEKS Cian BOH BEL
107 16:16:00 71 URAN Rigoberto EFE COL
108 16:18:00 141 BARDET Romain DSM FRA
109 16:20:00 105 KELDERMAN Wilco TJV NED
110 16:22:00 121 *EVENEPOEL Remco SOQ BEL
111 16:24:00 171 *AYUSO PESQUERA Juan UAD ESP
112 16:26:00 11 *GALL Felix ACT AUT
113 16:28:00 161 *JENSEN Skjelmose Mattias TFS DEN
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