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Startlist, Start Times & Order - Glasgow World Championships Men's Under-23 Time-Trial
CyclingWednesday, 09 August 2023 at 10:28
Startlist, Start Times and Order. On the 9th of August the World Championships see the first individual time-trial event, it is the moment for the men's under-23 field to tackle the race against the clock in Stirling.
The 36-kilometer route will see some of the future's best specialists in action in Stirling. Alastair Mackellar will be the first rider off the ramp at 14:39:30 local time whilst Denmark's Carl-Frederik Bevort will be the final rider lining up on the road, at 16:17 local time.
Start Time - Bib - Name - Nation - Date of Birth
14:39:30 97 MACKELLAR Alastair AUS 20 JAN 2002
14:40:45 90 ALSAADI Bilal QAT 22 OCT 2001
14:42:00 89 PREDKO Tymofii UKR 27 APR 2004
14:43:15 88 BULUT Samet TUR 18 AUG 2002
14:44:30 87 LOHINSKY Filip SVK 24 JAN 2002
14:45:45 86 TUYIZERE Etienne RWA 12 AUG 2003
14:47:00 85 TAVARES Goncalo POR 27 AUG 2004
14:48:15 84 GAJDULEWICZ Mateusz POL 22 DEC 2003
14:49:30 83 MUNIZ VAZQUEZ Jose MEX 19 APR 2002
14:50:45 82 SCHEMBRI Jacob MLT 11 SEP 2004
14:52:00 79 TARASKIN Maxim KAZ 29 APR 2004
14:53:15 78 HARVEY Dean IRL 15 APR 2003
14:54:30 76 ROMEO ABAD Ivan ESP 16 AUG 2003
14:55:45 75 ARBOLEDA RUIZ Anderson COL 5 JUL 2001
14:57:00 74 LI Tiancheng CHN 6 JAN 2002
14:58:15 73 LOPES Ruben CPV 19 FEB 2004
14:59:30 72 LEONARD Michael CAN 26 MAR 2004
15:00:45 70 van SINTMAARTENSDIJK Roel NED 8 MAY 2001
15:02:00 69 PALENI Enzo FRA 30 MAY 2002
15:03:15 68 TELECKY Štěpan CZE 20 AUG 2004
15:04:30 67 THEILER Ole GER 8 OCT 2002
15:05:45 65 CHRISTEN Jan SUI 26 JUN 2004
15:07:00 64 McKENZIE Hamish AUS 13 SEP 2004
15:08:15 63 MOORE Viggo USA 8 MAY 2004
15:09:30 61 THORNLEY Callum GBR 5 AUG 2003
15:10:45 60 MILESI Lorenzo ITA 19 MAR 2002
15:12:00 59 VERVENNE Jonathan BEL 27 MAY 2003
15:13:15 58 WANG Gustav DEN 13 MAR 2003
15:14:30 57 AL MESALLAM Nayef QAT 8 JUL 2001
15:15:45 56 POLUPAN Dmytro UKR 10 OCT 2003
15:17:00 55 PAUL Lomuria UGA 26 FEB 2002
15:18:15 54 EGIN Ali TUR 3 MAY 2003
15:19:30 52 SODERQVIST Jakob SWE 31 MAY 2003
15:20:45 51 GREGORCIC Natan SLO 26 APR 2004
15:22:00 50 JURIK Martin SVK 2 OCT 2004
15:23:15 49 UHIRIWE Byiza Renus RWA 1 APR 2001
15:24:30 48 MORGADO Antonio POR 28 JAN 2004
15:25:45 47 GIERYK Kacper POL 26 FEB 2003
15:27:00 46 BOCHAROV Dmitriy UZB 6 JUN 2002
15:28:15 45 JONSSON Davio ISL 13 NOV 2004
15:29:30 44 ANWAR Muhammad Ismail PAK 19 MAR 2002
15:30:45 43 CURRIE Logan NZL 24 JUN 2001
15:32:00 42 PRIETO de LUNA Jose Juan MEX 1 JAN 2004
15:33:15 41 de COMARMOND Aurelien MRI 3 OCT 2002
15:34:30 40 LUKE Borg MLT 24 JUN 2002
15:35:45 39 WENZEL Mats LUX 19 DEC 2002
15:37:00 38 MIKUTIS Aivaras LTU 16 SEP 2002
15:38:15 37 KRASTS Alekss LAT 22 AUG 2001
15:39:30 35 REMKHE Andrey KAZ 4 JAN 2003
15:40:45 34 TODOME Yuhi JPN 18 JUN 2002
15:42:00 33 RAFFERTY Darren IRL 1 JUL 2003
15:43:15 32 ROYAN Muhammad Andy INA 3 SEP 2003
15:44:30 31 KALLBERG Axel FIN 24 OCT 2003
15:45:45 30 ROGORA Kiya ETH 3 JUN 2003
15:47:00 29 BARON Kohath DMA 10 OCT 2002
15:48:15 27 GARCIA PIERNA Raul ESP 23 FEB 2001
15:49:30 25 BAKR Mahmoud EGY 5 NOV 2004
15:50:45 23 JIMENEZ ARIAS Dylan Roberto CRC 27 MAY 2002
15:52:00 22 GOMEZ BECERRA German Dario COL 8 MAR 2001
15:53:15 21 JU Jinyang CHN 22 OCT 2003
15:54:30 20 QUINTANA VIDAL Hector CHI 12 MAY 2002
15:55:45 19 COSMO Leonardo CPV 18 OCT 2004
15:57:00 18 JUSSAUME Tristan CAN 20 MAR 2001
15:58:15 17 FOTSING Claude Harold CMR 21 JUL 2003
15:59:30 16 KALEJMAN QUIROGA Mateo ARG 14 SEP 2004
16:00:45 14 van BELLE Loe NED 24 JAN 2002
16:02:00 13 le HUITOUZE Eddy FRA 3 APR 2003
16:03:15 12 ŘEHA Filip CZE 12 MAR 2001
16:04:30 11 KRETSCHY Moritz GER 12 MAY 2002
16:05:45 10 STIEGER Adrian AUT 13 JUL 2003
16:07:00 9 WEISS Fabian SUI 11 APR 2002
16:08:15 8 GILMORE Brady AUS 14 APR 2001
16:09:30 7 GEARY Dillon RSA 17 MAY 2002
16:10:45 6 BOYLE Evan USA 27 JUN 2004
16:12:00 5 NORDHAGEN Truls NOR 29 DEC 2002
16:13:15 4 CHARLTON Josh GBR 10 FEB 2003
16:14:30 3 OLIVO Bryan ITA 4 JAN 2003
16:15:45 2 SEGAERT Alec BEL 16 JAN 2003
16:17:00 1 BEVORT Carl-Frederik DEN 24 NOV 2003
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