Start times Team Time Trial Ceratizit Challenge by La Vuelta 2022
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The Ceratizit Challenge by La Vuelta gets underway today on the Cantabrian coast. To be precise, in the town of Marina de Cudeyo, just outside Santander, for a Team Time Trial with 19.9 kilometers in distance.
The teams will be departing late in the afternoon in the opening day, with Rio Miera-Cantabria Deporte being the first team to set off on their effort at 17:50CET, and Movistar Team wil be the final one to depart at 18:53 local time with defending champion Annemiek van Vleuten.
17u50 – Rio Miera-Cantabria Deporte
17u53 – Laboral Kutxa Fundación Euskadi
17u56 – Soltec Team
17u59 – Bizkaia-Durango
18u02 – Massi-Tactic Women Team
18u05 – Human Powered Health
18u08 – Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
18u11 – Team Coop-Hitec Products
18u14 – Roland Cogeas Edelweiss Squad
18u17 – flag-de Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
18u20 – EF Education-TIBCO-SVB
18u23 – Liv Racing Xstra
18u26 – Valcar-Travel & Service
18u29 – BikeExchange-Jayco
18u32 – Jumbo-Visma
18u35 – UAE Team ADQ
18u38 – Canyon-SRAM
18u41 – Team DSM
18u44 – FDJ-SUEZ-Futuroscope
18u47 – Trek-Segafredo
18u50 – fSD Worx
18u53 – Movistar
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