UEC European Championships Time Trial – Start Times

The Netherlands' Ellen Van Dijk will attempt to defend her time trial title at the UEC Road European Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, on Wednesday morning, while Belgium's Victor Campanaerts attempts the same feat in the men's event later in the day.

Swipe to scroll horizontally
Women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Tatiana Jasekova (Slovakia)09:00:00
2Lija Laizane (Latvia)09:01:00
3Eileen Burns (Ireland)09:02:00
4Omer Shapira (Israel)09:03:00
5Olga Shekel (Ukraine)09:04:00
6Rikke Lonne (Denmark)09:05:00
7Anastasiia Pliaskina (Russia)09:06:00
8Anna Plichta (Poland)09:07:00
9Juliette Labous (France)09:08:00
10Trixi Worrack (Germany)09:09:00
11Marta Cavalli (Italy)09:10:00
12Kelly Murphy (Ireland)09:11:00
13Ana Maria Covrig (Romania)09:12:00
14Olena Pavlukhina (Azerbaijan)09:13:00
15Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic)09:14:00
16Rotem Gafinovitz (Israel)09:15:00
17Nicole Hanselmann (Switzerland)09:16:00
18Martina Ritter (Austria)09:17:00
19Daiva Ragazinskiene (Lithuania)09:18:00
20Valeriya Kononenko (Ukraine)09:19:00
21Lotta Pauliina Lepistö (Finland)09:20:00
22Line Marie Gulliksen (Norway)09:21:00
23Eugenia Bujak (Slovania)09:22:00
24Pernille Mathiesen (Demark)09:23:00
25Lourdes Oyarbide (Spain)09:24:00
26Margarita Syradoeva (Russia)09:25:00
27Hayley Simmonds (Great Britain)09:26:00
28Katarzyna Pawlowska (Poland)09:27:00
29Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands)09:28:00
30Audrey Cordon Ragot (France)09:29:00
31Lisa Brennauer (Germany)09:30:00
32Elisa Longo Borghini (Italy)09:31:00
33Ann-Sophie Duyck (Belgium)09:32:00
34Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands)09:33:00
Swipe to scroll horizontally
Men
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Gediminas Bagdonas (Lithuania)13:00:00
2Oleksandr Golovash (Ukraine)13:01:00
3Tiago Machado (Portugal)13:02:00
4Edward Dunbar (Ireland)13:03:00
5Artem Ovechkin (Russia)13:04:00
6Jan Barta (Czech Republic)13:05:00
7Marco Mathis (Germany)13:06:00
8Rasmus Christian Quaade (Denmark)13:07:00
9Harry Tanfield (Great Britain)13:08:00
10Victor De La Parte (Spain)13:09:00
11Dylan van Baarle (Netherlands)13:10:00
12Yoann Paillot (France)13:11:00
13Yves Lampaert (Belgium)13:12:00
14Moreno Moser (Italy)13:13:00
15Ramunas Navardauskas (Lithuania)13:14:00
16Tobias Ludvigsson (Sweden)13:15:00
17Branislau Samoilau (Belarus)13:16:00
18Andrey Grivko (Ukraine)13:17:00
19José Gonçalves (Portugal)13:18:00
20Matthias Brändle (Austria)13:19:00
21Marek Canecky (Slovakia)13:20:00
22Alexander Evtushenko (Russia)13:21:00
23Josef Cerny (Czech Republic)13:22:00
24Stefan Küng (Switzerland)13:23:00
25Marcin Bialoblocki (Poland)13:24:00
26Maximilian Schachmann (Germany)13:25:00
27Martin Toft Madsen (Denmark)13:26:00
28Alex Dowsett (Great Britain)13:27:00
29Jonathan Castroviejo (Spain)13:28:00
30Jos van Emden (Netherlands)13:29:00
31Alexis Gougeard (France)13:30:00
32Filippo Ganna (Italy)13:31:00
33Ryan Mullen (Ireland)13:32:00
34Victor Campenaerts (Belgium)13:33:00

Cyclingnews is the world's leader in English-language coverage of professional cycling. Started in 1995 by University of Newcastle professor Bill Mitchell, the site was one of the first to provide breaking news and results over the internet in English. The site was purchased by Knapp Communications in 1999, and owner Gerard Knapp built it into the definitive voice of pro cycling. Since then, major publishing house Future PLC has owned the site and expanded it to include top features, news, results, photos and tech reporting. The site continues to be the most comprehensive and authoritative English voice in professional cycling.