Startlist, Start Times & Order. On Tuesday the 8th of August, riders will represent their respective nations in a mixed-gender team time-trial, relay event for the right to call themselves World Championship winners in Glasgow.
Squads of 3 women and 3 men start intermittently and race in turn. The men go first and when the second man reaches the end, the women can set off, and when the second woman reached the line, the race is finished and their time is recorded.
First down the start ramp will be Afghanistan at 13:00 with their six riders. For the more realistic medal threats you'll have to wait until later in the day however with Switzerland being the last to get going at 15:04.
Full list of start times below!
StartTime RaceNumber Name Nation Gender DateofBirth
13:00:00 AFGHANISTAN (AFG)
171 HAIDARI Qais Male AFG 25 DEC 1990
172 JORAT Mohamad Islam Male AFG 21 MAR 1993
173 MIRZAEE Ahmad Male AFG 15 MAY 1995
174 HASHIMI Fariba Female AFG 22 APR 2003
175 HASHIMI Yulduz Female AFG 8 JUL 2000
176 REZAYEE Zahra Female AFG 3 JAN 2003
13:04:00 UZBEKISTAN (UZB)
161 BOCHAROV Dmitriy Male UZB 6 JUN 2002
162 FOMOVSKIY Aleksey Male UZB 29 OCT 2000
163 KHALMURATOV Muradjan Male UZB 11 JUN 1982
164 KARIMOVA Sofiya Female UZB 17 FEB 2004
165 KUSKOVA Yanina Female UZB 5 DEC 2001
166 ZABELINSKAYA Olga Female UZB 10 MAY 1980
13:08:00 UCI WORLD CYCLING CENTRE (SUI)
151 ARSLAN ANSARI Amir Male REF 19 AUG 1999
152 ROGORA Kiya Male ETH 3 JUN 2003
153 WAIS Ahmad Badreddin Male REF 15 JAN 1991
154 GEREFIEL Selam Amha Female ETH 3 SEP 1997
155 le ROUX Maude Elaine Female RSA 22 JAN 1997
156 TASANE Elina Female EST 25 OCT 2003
13:12:00 CHINA (CHN)
141 JU Jinyang Male CHN 22 OCT 2003
142 LI Tiancheng Male CHN 6 JAN 2002
143 XUE Ming Male CHN 17 MAR 2000
144 CUI Yuhang Female CHN 29 MAY 2001
145 ZENG Luyao Female CHN 30 MAR 1998
146 SUN Jiajun Female CHN 29 JUL 1996
13:16:00 MAURITIUS (MRI)
131 de COMARMOND Aurelien Male MRI 3 OCT 2002
132 MAYER Alexandre Male MRI 29 APR 1998
133 ROUGIER-LAGANE Christopher Male MRI 24 SEP 1998
134 HALBWACHS Aurelie Female MRI 24 AUG 1986
135 LAMUSSE Raphaelle Female MRI 12 DEC 1992
136 le COURT de BILLOT Kimberley Female MRI 23 MAR 1996
13:20:00 UKRAINE (UKR)
121 BILYI Maksym Male UKR 16 JAN 2001
122 NOVAKOVSKYI Vitalii Male UKR 16 APR 1997
123 POLUPAN Dmytro Male UKR 10 OCT 2003
124 BIRIUKOVA Yuliia Female UKR 24 JAN 1998
125 NAHULIAK Daryna Female UKR 13 FEB 2003
126 SHEKEL Olga Female UKR 28 MAY 1994
13:50:00 KAZAKHSTAN (KAZ)
111 CHZHAN Igor Male KAZ 2 OCT 1999
112 FEDOROV Yevgeniy Male KAZ 16 FEB 2000
113 GRUZDEV Dmitriy Male KAZ 13 MAR 1986
114 POTAPOVA Faina Female KAZ 12 SEP 1996
115 SULTANOVA Rinata Female KAZ 17 MAR 1998
116 UMUTZHANOVA Makhabbat Female KAZ 11 AUG 1994
13:54:00 SPAIN (ESP)
101 AZPARREN IRURZUN Xabier Mikel Male ESP 25 FEB 1999
102 GARCIA PIERNA Raul Male ESP 23 FEB 2001
103 ROMEO ABAD Ivan Male ESP 16 AUG 2003
104 ALONSO DOMINGUEZ Sandra Female ESP 19 AUG 1998
105 MARTIN MARTIN Sara Female ESP 22 MAR 1999
106 TERUEL RIBES Alba Female ESP 17 AUG 1996
13:58:00 POLAND (POL)
91 BODNAR Maciej Male POL 7 MAR 1985
92 BROZYNA Piotr Male POL 17 FEB 1995
93 GAJDULEWICZ Mateusz Male POL 22 DEC 2003
94 JASKULSKA Marta Female POL 25 MAR 2000
95 LACH Marta Female POL 26 MAY 1997
96 SKALNIAK-SOJKA Agnieszka Female POL 22 APR 1997
14:02:00 UNITED STATES (USA)
81 BARTA William Male USA 4 JAN 1996
82 CRADDOCK G Lawson Male USA 20 FEB 1992
83 POWLESS Neilson Male USA 3 SEP 1996
84 JASTRAB Megan Female USA 29 JAN 2002
85 LABECKI Coryn Female USA 26 AUG 1992
86 SCHNEIDER Skylar Female USA 3 SEP 1998
14:06:00 AUSTRIA (AUT)
71 GAMPER Patrick Male AUT 18 FEB 1997
72 POSTLBERGER Lukas Male AUT 10 JAN 1992
73 SCHONBERGER Sebastian Male AUT 14 MAY 1994
74 SCHREMPF Carina Female AUT 16 OCT 1994
75 SCHWEINBERGER Christina Female AUT 29 OCT 1996
76 SCHWEINBERGER Kathrin Female AUT 29 OCT 1996
14:10:00 FRANCE (FRA)
61 ARMIRAIL Bruno Male FRA 11 APR 1994
62 CAVAGNA Remi Male FRA 10 AUG 1995
63 COQUARD Bryan Male FRA 25 APR 1992
64 CORDON RAGOT Audrey Female FRA 22 SEP 1989
65 KERBAOL Cedrine Female FRA 15 MAY 2001
66 LABOUS Juliette Female FRA 4 NOV 1998
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14:44:00 GREAT BRITAIN (GBR)
51 BIGHAM Daniel Male GBR 2 OCT 1991
52 CHARLTON Josh Male GBR 10 FEB 2003
53 VERNON Ethan Male GBR 26 AUG 2000
54 BACKSTEDT Elynor Female GBR 6 DEC 2001
55 GEORGI Pfeiffer Female GBR 27 SEP 2000
56 SHACKLEY Anna Female GBR 17 MAY 2001
14:48:00 NETHERLANDS (NED)
41 HOOLE Daan Male NED 22 FEB 1999
42 van DIJKE Tim Male NED 15 MAR 2000
43 van EMDEN Jos Male NED 18 FEB 1985
44 ADEGEEST Loes Female NED 7 AUG 1996
45 van ANROOIJ Shirin Female NED 5 FEB 2002
46 MARKUS Riejanne Female NED 1 SEP 1994
14:52:00 GERMANY (GER)
31 HEIDEMANN Miguel Male GER 27 JAN 1998
32 STEIMLE Jannik Male GER 4 APR 1996
33 WALSCHEID Maximilian Richard Male GER 13 JUN 1993
34 BAUERNFEIND Ricarda Female GER 1 APR 2000
35 KLEIN Lisa Female GER 15 JUL 1996
36 KOCH Franziska Female GER 13 JUL 2000
14:56:00 AUSTRALIA (AUS)
21 DURBRIDGE Luke Male AUS 9 APR 1991
22 MATTHEWS Michael Male AUS 26 SEP 1990
23 PLAPP Lucas Male AUS 25 DEC 2000
24 HANSON Lauretta Female AUS 29 OCT 1994
25 CHAPMAN Brodie Female AUS 9 APR 1991
26 ROY Sarah Female AUS 27 FEB 1986
15:00:00 ITALY (ITA)
11 BETTIOL Alberto Male ITA 29 OCT 1993
12 CATTANEO Mattia Male ITA 25 OCT 1990
13 MORO Manlio Male ITA 17 MAR 2002
14 PATERNOSTER Letizia Female ITA 22 JUL 1999
15 PERSICO Silvia Female ITA 25 JUL 1997
16 VIGILIA Alessia Female ITA 1 SEP 1999
15:04:00 SWITZERLAND (SUI)
1 BISSEGGER Stefan Male SUI 13 SEP 1998
2 KUNG Stefan Male SUI 16 NOV 1993
3 SCHMID Mauro Male SUI 4 DEC 1999
4 CHABBEY Elise Female SUI 24 APR 1993
5 KOLLER Nicole Female SUI 2 MAY 1997
6 REUSSER Marlen Female SUI 20 SEP 1991
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