This 18th of September will see the start of the World Championships in Wollongong, Australia, where most of the world's best time-trialists will go on to fight for a gold medal and rainbow stripes throughout the coming 12 months at the very highest level.
The times provided by the organization are at the local time, which is exactly 8 hours ahead of the Central European Time (CET). There will be three groups of riders with a break inbetween due to the race's nature in a circuit, and riders will start every 1:30 minutes.
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Germany's Ricarda Bauerfeind will be the first off the ramp at 01:47CET (09:47 local time), whilst Ellen van Dijk will be aiming for a new set of rainbow stripes starting at 03:45CET (11:45 local time).
Local Time (CET is -8) - Rider - Nation - Date of Birth
09:47:00 45 *BAUERNFEIND Ricarda GER 1 APR 2000
09:48:30 44 *le NET Marie FRA 25 JAN 2000
09:50:00 42 le ROUX Maude Elaine RSA 22 JAN 1997
09:51:30 41 RIZWAN Zainab PAK 17 APR 1985
09:53:00 40 *van ANROOIJ Shirin NED 5 FEB 2002
09:54:30 39 JACKSON Alison CAN 14 DEC 1988
09:56:00 38 OYARBIDE JIMENEZ Lourdes ESP 8 APR 1994
09:57:30 37 FIDANZA Arianna ITA 6 JAN 1995
09:59:00 36 LETH Julie DEN 13 JUL 1992
10:00:30 35 BROWN Grace AUS 7 JUL 1992
10:02:00 34 HARTMANN Elena SUI 12 DEC 1990
10:03:30 33 SCHWEINBERGER Christina AUT 29 OCT 1996
10:05:00 32 KOPECKY Lotte BEL 10 NOV 1995
10:06:30 31 SKALNIAK - SOJKA Agnieszka POL 22 APR 1997
10:35:30 30 LEUNG Wing Yee HKG 29 OCT 1996
10:37:00 29 MOOLMAN-PASIO Ashleigh RSA 9 DEC 1985
10:38:30 28 *WYLLIE Ella NZL 1 SEP 2002
10:40:00 27 GARIB Rabia PAK 11 JUL 1975
10:41:30 26 *VARENYK Maryna UKR 7 FEB 2001
10:43:00 25 KROGER Mieke GER 18 JUL 1993
10:44:30 24 ROLAND Luciana ARG 8 OCT 1995
10:46:00 23 ŽIGART Urška SLO 4 DEC 1996
10:47:30 22 *JENČUŠOVA Nora SVK 14 APR 2002
10:49:00 21 *AL SAYEGH Safia UAE 23 SEP 2001
10:50:30 20 ALONSO DOMINGUEZ Sandra ESP 19 AUG 1998
10:52:00 19 ZABELINSKAYA Olga UZB 10 MAY 1980
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10:53:30 18 KIRCHMANN Leah CAN 30 JUN 1990
10:55:00 17 FAULKNER Kristen USA 18 DEC 1992
10:56:30 16 van VLEUTEN Annemiek NED 8 OCT 1982
11:25:30 14 *GUAZZINI Vittoria ITA 26 DEC 2000
11:27:00 13 *HOUILI Nesrine ALG 27 AUG 2003
11:28:30 12 *SOTO CAMPOS Catalina CHI 8 APR 2001
11:30:00 11 BAKER Georgia AUS 21 SEP 1994
11:31:30 10 van de VELDE Julie BEL 2 JUN 1993
11:33:00 9 *JASKULSKA Marta POL 25 MAR 2000
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11:34:30 8 SHAPIRA Omer ISR 9 SEP 1994
11:36:00 7 KIESENHOFER Anna AUT 14 FEB 1991
11:37:30 6 THOMAS Leah USA 30 MAY 1989
11:39:00 5 HERNANDEZ GOMEZ Lina Marcela COL 4 JAN 1999
11:40:30 4 LABOUS Juliette FRA 4 NOV 1998
11:42:00 3 BJERG Emma Cecilie DEN 26 JUL 1999
11:43:30 2 REUSSER Marlen SUI 20 SEP 1991
11:45:00 1 van DIJK Ellen NED 11 FEB 1987
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