UCI Road World Championships 2021 - Elite Men's ITT Start List
Defending champion Filippo Ganna lines up with 57 others in Flanders for race of truth
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.
Filippo Ganna (Italy) is the defending champion for the elite men, and he'll the last of 58 riders to start. The Belgian pair of Wout van Aert and Remco Evenepoel are top contenders for the rainbow jersey, as well as Stefan Küng (Switzerland), Rémi Cavagna (France), João Almeida (Portugal), Brandon McNulty (USA), Stefan Bissigger (Switzerland), and Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia).
The first rider on the course will be Christopher Jurado Lopez (Panama), starting at 2:40 p.m. CET.
Pos. | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Christofer Jurado Lopez (Panama) | 14:40:00 |
2 | Matteo Sobrero (Italy) | 14:41:30 |
3 | Ali Jawaid (Pakistan) | 14:43:00 |
4 | Akramjon Sunnatov (Uzbekistan) | 14:44:30 |
5 | Venantas Lasinis (Lithuania) | 14:46:00 |
6 | Dmitriy Gruzdev (Kazakhstan) | 14:47:30 |
7 | Marcus Christie (Ireland) | 14:49:00 |
8 | Hailemelekot Hailu (Ethiopia) | 14:50:30 |
9 | Lotfi Tchambaz (Algeria) | 14:52:00 |
10 | Stefan De Bod (South Africa | 14:53:30 |
11 | Daniel Bigham (Great Britain) | 14:55:00 |
12 | Maximilian Richard Walscheid (Germany) | 14:56:30 |
13 | Brandon Mcnulty (United States of America) | 14:58:00 |
14 | Rafael Reis (Portugal) | 14:59:30 |
15 | Jan Tratnik (Slovenia) | 15:01:00 |
16 | Benjamin Thomas (France) | 15:02:30 |
17 | Mikkel Bjerg (Denmark) | 15:04:00 |
18 | Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland) | 15:05:30 |
19 | Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) | 15:07:00 |
20 | Edoardo Affini (Italy) | 15:08:30 |
21 | Nazir Jaser (Syrian Arab Republic) | 15:14:30 |
22 | Khalil Amjad (Pakistan) | 15:10:00 |
23 | Christopher Symonds (GHA) | 15:11:30 |
24 | Andreas Miltiadis (Cyprus) | 15:13:00 |
25 | Fadhel Alkhater (Qatar) | 15:16:00 |
26 | Runar Orn Agustsson (Iceland) | 15:17:30 |
27 | Muradjan Khalmuratov (Uzbekistan) | 15:19:00 |
28 | Spas Gyurov (Bulgaria) | 15:20:30 |
29 | Ognjen Ilic (Serbia) | 15:22:00 |
30 | Sarawut Sirironnachai (Thailand) | 15:23:30 |
31 | Barnabas Peak (Hungary) | 15:25:00 |
32 | Mykhaylo Kononenko (Ukraine) | 15:26:30 |
33 | Ronald Kuba (Slovakia) | 15:28:00 |
34 | Daniil Fominykh (Kazakhstan) | 15:29:30 |
35 | Ryan Mullen (Ireland) | 15:31:00 |
36 | Felix Ritzinger (Austria) | 15:32:30 |
37 | Franklin Archibold Castillo (Panama) | 15:34:00 |
38 | Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay (Ethiopia) | 15:35:30 |
39 | Ryan Gibbons (South Africa) | 15:37:00 |
40 | Tom Scully (New Zealand) | 15:38:30 |
41 | Petr Rikunov (RCF) | 15:40:00 |
42 | Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Spain) | 15:41:30 |
43 | Jos Van Emden (Netherlands) | 15:43:00 |
44 | Ethan Hayter (Great Britain) | 15:44:30 |
45 | Josef Cerny (Czech Republic) | 15:46:00 |
46 | Hugo Houle (Canada) | 15:47:30 |
47 | Andreas Leknessund (Norway) | 15:49:00 |
48 | Tony Martin (Germany) | 15:50:30 |
49 | Lawson Craddock (United States of America) | 15:52:00 |
50 | Nelson Oliveira (Portugal) | 15:53:30 |
51 | Rigoberto Uran (Colombia) | 15:55:00 |
52 | Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland) | 15:56:30 |
53 | Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia) | 15:58:00 |
54 | Remi Cavagna (France) | 15:59:30 |
55 | Kasper Asgreen (Denmark) | 16:01:00 |
56 | Stefan Kueng (Switzerland) | 16:02:30 |
57 | Wout van Aert (Belgium) | 16:04:00 |
58 | Filippo Ganna (Italy) | 16:05:30 |
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