Tomorrow's stage of the Tour de Romandie will be the final one, and likely the day that will decide the overall classification as the road stages have seen very little differences between the GC candidates. It will be a 15.8-kilometer long time-trial which will see the riders go from the World Cycling Center in Aigle towards the town of Villars, with a 10.2 kilometer climb at 8% to tilt the favouritism towards the climbers.
Whilst Israel - Premier Tech's Alexander Cataford will be the first rider off the starting ramp at 12:50CET, race leader Rohan Dennis will be the last as he will set off at 15:07CET in order to try and defend his lead.
Order Time Number Name Team Nationality
1 12:50:00 143 CATAFORD Alexander IPT CAN
2 12:51:00 196 *THIEBAUD Valere SUI SUI
3 12:52:00 45 *JOHANSEN Julius IWG DEN
4 12:53:00 34 *PRICE PEJTERSEN Johan TBV DEN
5 12:54:00 156 PEDERSEN Casper DSM DEN
6 12:55:00 53 BOHLI Tom COF SUI
7 12:56:00 54 *CHAMPION Thomas COF FRA
8 12:57:00 44 *HUYS Laurens IWG BEL
9 12:58:00 166 RIABUSHENKO Aleksandr AST
10 12:59:00 192 *BRUN Nils SUI SUI
11 13:00:00 24 *HESSMANN Michel TJV GER
12 13:01:00 104 *SWEENY Harrison LTS AUS
13 13:02:00 42 *DELACROIX Theo IWG FRA
14 13:03:00 195 *LILLO Dario SUI SUI
15 13:04:00 175 *STEINHAUSER Georg EFE GER
16 13:05:00 186 LOPEZ FUENTES Diego EKP ESP
17 13:06:00 185 *GARCIA PIERNA Raul EKP ESP
18 13:07:00 112 ABERASTURI IZAGA Jon TFS ESP
19 13:08:00 194 *DEBONS Antoine SUI SUI
20 13:09:00 97 *WANDAHL Frederik BOH DEN
21 13:10:00 37 WILLIAMS Stephen TBV GBR
22 13:11:00 132 BEWLEY Samuel BEX NZL
23 13:12:00 72 CATTANEO Mattia QST ITA
24 13:13:00 102 *GRIGNARD Sebastien LTS BEL
25 13:14:00 135 JANSEN Amund Grondahl BEX NOR
26 13:15:00 105 VANHOUCKE Harm LTS BEL
27 13:16:00 66 ROUX Anthony GFC FRA
28 13:17:00 27 ROOSEN Timo TJV NED
29 13:18:00 85 *PARET PEINTRE Valentin ACT FRA
30 13:19:00 153 *BRENNER Marco DSM GER
31 13:20:00 3 DE PLUS Laurens IGD BEL
32 13:21:00 131 SOBRERO Matteo BEX ITA
33 13:22:00 182 BERRADE FERNANDEZ Urko EKP ESP
34 13:23:00 12 ALVES OLIVEIRA Ivo Manuel UAD POR
35 13:24:00 71 CAVAGNA Remi QST FRA
36 13:25:00 165 NIBALI Antonio AST ITA
37 13:26:00 145 NEILANDS Krists IPT LAT
38 13:27:00 26 *LEEMREIZE Gijs TJV NED
39 13:28:00 111 *TIBERI Antonio TFS ITA
40 13:29:00 86 PETERS Nans ACT FRA
41 13:30:00 87 SCHAR Michael ACT SUI
42 13:31:00 106 *VERSCHAEVE Viktor LTS BEL
43 13:32:00 75 KNOX James QST GBR
44 13:33:00 184 *GARCIA PIERNA Carlos EKP ESP
45 13:34:00 94 KONRAD Patrick BOH AUT
46 13:35:00 162 CONTI Valerio AST ITA
47 13:36:00 51 IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI Ion COF ESP
48 13:37:00 137 SMITH Dion BEX NZL
49 13:38:00 17 POLANC Jan UAD SLO
50 13:39:00 141 FROOME Chris IPT GBR
51 13:40:00 136 MAAS Jan BEX NED
52 13:41:00 193 COLOMBO Filippo SUI SUI
53 13:42:00 117 TOLHOEK Antwan TFS NED
54 13:43:00 4 *HAYTER Ethan IGD GBR
55 13:44:00 197 *VOISARD Yannis SUI SUI
56 13:45:00 43 HERMANS Quinten IWG BEL
57 13:46:00 83 JUNGELS Bob ACT LUX
58 13:47:00 62 BADILATTI Matteo GFC SUI
59 13:48:00 167 ZEITS Andrey AST KAZ
60 13:49:00 52 ARMEE Sander COF BEL
61 13:50:00 163 DE BOD Stefan AST RSA
62 13:51:00 116 SKUJINS Toms TFS LAT
63 13:52:00 96 SCHACHMANN Maximilian BOH GER
64 13:53:00 134 GRMAY Tsgabu Gebremaryam BEX ETH
65 13:54:00 152 ARNDT Nikias DSM GER
66 13:55:00 23 GESINK Robert TJV NED
67 13:56:00 125 MUHLBERGER Gregor MOV AUT
68 13:57:00 95 PALZER Anton BOH GER
69 13:58:00 2 AMADOR Andrey IGD CRC
70 13:59:00 7 *SHEFFIELD Magnus IGD USA
71 14:00:00 172 *HEALY Ben EFE IRL
72 14:01:00 187 *MIQUEL DELGADO Pau EKP ESP
73 14:02:00 126 RODRIGUEZ GARAICOECHEA Oscar MOV ESP
74 14:03:00 82 BOUCHARD Geoffrey ACT FRA
75 14:04:00 191 FLUCKIGER Mathias SUI SUI
76 14:05:00 55 FERNANDEZ Ruben COF ESP
77 14:06:00 74 HONORE Mikkel QST DEN
78 14:07:00 64 PACHER Quentin GFC FRA
79 14:08:00 142 BEVIN Patrick IPT NZL
80 14:09:00 47 TAARAMAE Rein IWG EST
81 14:10:00 33 PERNSTEINER Hermann TBV AUT
82 14:11:00 181 PARRA CUERDA Jose Felix EKP ESP
83 14:12:00 35 SANCHEZ Luis Leon TBV ESP
84 14:13:00 122 *GONZALEZ RIVERA Abner MOV PUR
85 14:14:00 57 VILLELLA Davide COF ITA
86 14:15:00 113 BERNARD Julien TFS FRA
87 14:16:00 151 *LEKNESSUND Andreas DSM NOR
88 14:17:00 36 TEUNS Dylan TBV BEL
89 14:18:00 92 GROSSSCHARTNER Felix BOH AUT
90 14:19:00 41 MEINTJES Louis IWG RSA
91 14:20:00 161 TEJADA CANACUE Harold Alfonso AST COL
92 14:21:00 14 *FISHER-BLACK Finn UAD NZL
93 14:22:00 61 PINOT Thibaut GFC FRA
94 14:23:00 144 FUGLSANG Jakob IPT DEN
95 14:24:00 114 BRAMBILLA Gianluca TFS ITA
96 14:25:00 1 THOMAS Geraint IGD GBR
97 14:26:00 93 HIGUITA GARCIA Sergio Andres BOH COL
98 14:27:00 76 *SCHMID Mauro QST SUI
99 14:29:00 25 KUSS Sepp TJV USA
100 14:31:00 21 KRUIJSWIJK Steven TJV NED
101 14:33:00 31 CARUSO Damiano TBV ITA
102 14:35:00 115 ELISSONDE Kenny TFS FRA
103 14:37:00 11 *HIRSCHI Marc UAD SUI
104 14:39:00 174 *QUINN Sean EFE USA
105 14:41:00 63 MOLARD Rudy GFC FRA
106 14:43:00 121 VERONA QUINTANILLA Carlos MOV ESP
107 14:45:00 127 *RUBIO REYES Einer Augusto MOV COL
108 14:47:00 147 WOODS Michael IPT CAN
109 14:49:00 101 CRAS Steff LTS BEL
110 14:51:00 56 GESCHKE Simon COF GER
111 14:53:00 173 POWLESS Neilson EFE USA
112 14:55:00 65 REICHENBACH Sebastien GFC SUI
113 14:57:00 32 MADER Gino TBV SUI
114 14:59:00 5 *PLAPP Lucas IGD AUS
115 15:01:00 81 O'CONNOR Ben ACT AUS
116 15:03:00 91 VLASOV Aleksandr BOH
117 15:05:00 13 *AYUSO PESQUERA Juan UAD ESP
118 15:07:00 22 DENNIS Rohan TJV AUS
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