Start Times and Order. The Tour of Norway begins with a prologue this year, one which can be crucial for the overall classification as it features, as in the 2017 World Championships, the finale at Mount Floyen.
The first rider to start his effort on the day with be Simen Evertsen-Hegreberg of the Norwegian national team at 17:30, whilst one of the favourites for the race Attila Valter will be the last rider to race, starting at 19:22CET.
Order - BIB - Name - Team - Nation - Start Time (CET)
1 183 Simen EVERTSEN-HEGREBERG* NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 17:30:00
2 171 Håkon Lunder AALRUST TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 17:31:00
3 164 Bradley SYMONDS SAINT PIRAN SPC 17:32:00
4 154 Juel Robin SKIVILD* LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 17:33:00
5 143 Alexander KAMP TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 17:34:00
6 125 Kamil MALECKI Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 17:35:00
7 115 Sebastian SCHÖNBERGER HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 17:36:00
8 106 Enrico ZANONCELLO GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 17:37:00
9 95 Fernando BARCELO ARAGON CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 17:38:00
10 85 Martin Urianstad BUGGE UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 17:39:00
11 76 Mike TEUNISSEN INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 17:40:00
12 62 Asbjørn HELLEMOSE TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 17:41:00
13 54 Lund Tobias ANDRESEN* TEAM DSM DSM 17:42:00
14 4 Axel LAURANCE* ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 17:43:00
15 32 Jens KEUKELEIRE EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 17:44:00
16 21 Shane ARCHBOLD BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 17:45:00
17 15 Connor SWIFT INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 17:46:00
18 42 Gijs LEEMREIZE JUMBO-VISMA TJV 17:47:00
19 181 Eirik Vang AAS* NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 17:48:00
20 176 Magnus WÆHRE* TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 17:49:00
21 166 William TIDBALL SAINT PIRAN SPC 17:50:00
22 152 Miguel HEIDEMANN LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 17:51:00
23 142 Lucas ERIKSSON TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 17:52:00
24 133 Vito BRAET TEAM FLANDERS - BALOISE TFB 17:53:00
25 124 Tobias LUDVIGSSON Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 17:54:00
26 116 Chad HAGA HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 17:55:00
27 101 Luca COLNAGHI GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 17:56:00
28 96 Eduard PRADES REVERTER CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 17:57:00
29 82 Ådne HOLTER UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 17:58:00
30 72 Rune HERREGODTS INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 17:59:00
31 64 Jasper STUYVEN TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 18:00:00
32 56 Kevin VERMAERKE TEAM DSM DSM 18:01:00
33 3 Robbe GHYS ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 18:02:00
34 35 Michael VALGREN EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 18:03:00
35 23 Jordi MEEUS BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 18:04:00
36 14 Magnus SHEFFIELD* INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 18:05:00
37 44 Tosh VAN DER SANDE JUMBO-VISMA TJV 18:06:00
38 182 Trym BRENNSÆTER* NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 18:07:00
39 173 André DREGE TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 18:08:00
40 161 Harry BIRCHILL* SAINT PIRAN SPC 18:09:00
41 156 Nick VAN DER LIJKE LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 18:10:00
42 145 Arthur KLUCKERS TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 18:11:00
43 135 Elias MARIS TEAM FLANDERS - BALOISE TFB 18:12:00
44 126 Nickolas ZUKOWSKY Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 18:13:00
45 112 Stephen BASSETT HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 18:14:00
46 104 Manuele TAROZZI GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 18:15:00
47 93 Calum JOHNSTON CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 18:16:00
48 83 Anders Halland JOHANNESSEN UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 18:17:00
49 74 Tom PAQUOT INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 18:18:00
50 63 Thibau NYS* TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 18:19:00
51 51 Romain COMBAUD TEAM DSM DSM 18:20:00
52 5 Edward PLANCKAERT ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 18:21:00
53 33 Jonas RUTSCH EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 18:22:00
54 24 Ide SCHELLING BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 18:23:00
55 16 Ben TULETT* INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 18:24:00
56 43 Mick VAN DIJKE JUMBO-VISMA TJV 18:25:00
57 184 Ludvik Aspelund HOLSTAD NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 18:26:00
58 175 Eirik LUNDER TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 18:27:00
59 163 Alexandar RICHARDSON SAINT PIRAN SPC 18:28:00
60 151 Mathias BREGNHØJ LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 18:29:00
61 141 Jacob ERIKSSON TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 18:30:00
62 131 Arno CLAEYS TEAM FLANDERS - BALOISE TFB 18:31:00
63 123 Alessandro FEDELI Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 18:32:00
64 113 August JENSEN HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 18:33:00
65 102 Riccardo LUCCA GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 18:34:00
66 94 Joel NICOLAU BELTRAN CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 18:35:00
67 86 Rasmus TILLER UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 18:36:00
68 75 Adrien PETIT INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 18:37:00
69 61 Markus HOELGAARD TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 18:38:00
70 55 Lorenzo MILESI* TEAM DSM DSM 18:39:00
71 1 Maurice BALLERSTEDT* ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 18:40:00
72 34 Georg STEINHAUSER* EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 18:41:00
73 22 Marco HALLER BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 18:42:00
74 13 Lucas PLAPP INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 18:43:00
75 46 Tim VAN DIJKE JUMBO-VISMA TJV 18:44:00
76 185 Torbjørn Andre RØED NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 18:45:00
77 174 Kalle Petter Brodahl KVAM* TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 18:46:00
78 165 Jack ROOTKIN-GRAY* SAINT PIRAN SPC 18:47:00
79 155 Kasper Viberg SØGAARD* LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 18:48:00
80 146 Roland THALMANN TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 18:49:00
81 134 Aaron VAN POUCKE TEAM FLANDERS - BALOISE TFB 18:50:00
82 122 Walter CALZONI* Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 18:51:00
83 114 Bart LEMMEN HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 18:52:00
84 103 Luca RASTELLI GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 18:53:00
85 91 Julen AMEZQUETA MORENO CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 18:54:00
86 81 Alexander KRISTOFF UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 18:55:00
87 71 Dries DE POOTER* INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 18:56:00
88 66 Mathias VACEK* TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 18:57:00
89 53 Sean FLYNN TEAM DSM DSM 18:58:00
90 2 Dries DE BONDT ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 18:59:00
91 31 Odd Christian EIKING EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 19:00:00
92 25 Jonas KOCH BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 19:01:00
93 12 Leo HAYTER* INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 19:02:00
94 41 Johannes STAUNE-MITTET* JUMBO-VISMA TJV 19:03:00
95 186 Halvor DOLVEN* NATIONAL TEAM NORWAY NOR 19:04:00
96 172 Cedrik Bakke CHRISTOPHERSEN* TEAM COOP - REPSOL TCR 19:05:00
97 162 Zeb KYFFIN SAINT PIRAN SPC 19:06:00
98 153 Oliver KNUDSEN LEOPARD TOGT PRO CYCLING LTP 19:07:00
99 144 Robin FROIDEVAUX TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM TUD 19:08:00
100 132 Vincent VAN HEMELEN TEAM FLANDERS - BALOISE TFB 19:09:00
101 121 Carl Fredrik HAGEN Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM Q36 19:10:00
102 111 Kristian AASVOLD HUMAN POWERED HEALTH HPM 19:11:00
103 105 Alex TOLIO GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANICSF-FAIZANE' GBF 19:12:00
104 92 Jefferson CEPEDA CAJA RURAL-SEGUROSRGA CJR 19:13:00
105 84 Tobias Halland JOHANNESSEN UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM UXT 19:14:00
106 73 Madis MIHKELS* INTERMARCHÉ - CIRCUS - WANTY ICW 19:15:00
107 65 Edward THEUNS TREK - SEGAFREDO TFS 19:16:00
108 52 Marco BRENNER* TEAM DSM DSM 19:17:00
109 6 Luca VERGALLITO ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK ADC 19:18:00
110 36 Marijn VAN DEN BERG EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST EFE 19:19:00
111 26 Ben ZWIEHOFF BORA - HANSGROHE BOH 19:20:00
112 11 Michael Joshua TARLING* INEOS GRENADIERS IGD 19:21:00
113 45 Attila VALTER JUMBO-VISMA TJV 19:22:00
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