UCI Road World Championships 2021 - Elite Men's ITT Start List

Filippo Ganna of Italy will defend his gold medal and rainbow jersey in the elite men's time trial at the 2021 UCI World Championships
Filippo Ganna of Italy will defend his gold medal and rainbow jersey in the elite men's time trial at the 2021 UCI World Championships (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

The 2021 UCI Road World Championships open competition with the elite men racing against the clock in the individual time trial on Sunday, September 19. 

The start of the 43.3km flat course is located along the beach of the North Sea and will take riders from the centre of Knokke-Heist to the inland finish in Bruges.

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Elite Men's ITT Start List
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Christofer Jurado Lopez (Panama) 14:40:00
2Matteo Sobrero (Italy) 14:41:30
3Ali Jawaid (Pakistan) 14:43:00
4Akramjon Sunnatov (Uzbekistan) 14:44:30
5Venantas Lasinis (Lithuania) 14:46:00
6Dmitriy Gruzdev (Kazakhstan) 14:47:30
7Marcus Christie (Ireland) 14:49:00
8Hailemelekot Hailu (Ethiopia) 14:50:30
9Lotfi Tchambaz (Algeria) 14:52:00
10Stefan De Bod (South Africa 14:53:30
11Daniel Bigham (Great Britain) 14:55:00
12Maximilian Richard Walscheid (Germany) 14:56:30
13Brandon Mcnulty (United States of America) 14:58:00
14Rafael Reis (Portugal) 14:59:30
15Jan Tratnik (Slovenia) 15:01:00
16Benjamin Thomas (France) 15:02:30
17Mikkel Bjerg (Denmark) 15:04:00
18Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland) 15:05:30
19Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) 15:07:00
20Edoardo Affini (Italy) 15:08:30
21Nazir Jaser (Syrian Arab Republic) 15:14:30
22Khalil Amjad (Pakistan) 15:10:00
23Christopher Symonds (GHA) 15:11:30
24Andreas Miltiadis (Cyprus) 15:13:00
25Fadhel Alkhater (Qatar) 15:16:00
26Runar Orn Agustsson (Iceland) 15:17:30
27Muradjan Khalmuratov (Uzbekistan) 15:19:00
28Spas Gyurov (Bulgaria) 15:20:30
29Ognjen Ilic (Serbia) 15:22:00
30Sarawut Sirironnachai (Thailand) 15:23:30
31Barnabas Peak (Hungary) 15:25:00
32Mykhaylo Kononenko (Ukraine) 15:26:30
33Ronald Kuba (Slovakia) 15:28:00
34Daniil Fominykh (Kazakhstan) 15:29:30
35Ryan Mullen (Ireland) 15:31:00
36Felix Ritzinger (Austria) 15:32:30
37Franklin Archibold Castillo (Panama) 15:34:00
38Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay (Ethiopia) 15:35:30
39Ryan Gibbons (South Africa) 15:37:00
40Tom Scully (New Zealand) 15:38:30
41Petr Rikunov (RCF) 15:40:00
42Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Spain) 15:41:30
43Jos Van Emden (Netherlands) 15:43:00
44Ethan Hayter (Great Britain) 15:44:30
45Josef Cerny (Czech Republic) 15:46:00
46Hugo Houle (Canada) 15:47:30
47Andreas Leknessund (Norway) 15:49:00
48Tony Martin (Germany) 15:50:30
49Lawson Craddock (United States of America) 15:52:00
50Nelson Oliveira (Portugal) 15:53:30
51Rigoberto Uran (Colombia) 15:55:00
52Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland) 15:56:30
53Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia) 15:58:00
54Remi Cavagna (France) 15:59:30
55Kasper Asgreen (Denmark) 16:01:00
56Stefan Kueng (Switzerland) 16:02:30
57Wout van Aert (Belgium) 16:04:00
58Filippo Ganna (Italy) 16:05:30

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