Start Times – 2022 UCI Road World Championships elite time trials

Italian Filippo Ganna of Ineos Grenadiers competes during the time trial race 433 km from KnokkeHeist to Brugge as part of the Mens Elite as part of the UCI World Championships Road Cycling Flanders 2021 in Bruges on September 19 2021 UCI World Championships Road Cycling Flanders 2021 takes place from September 19 until September 26 2021 in several cities in the Belgian region of Flanders Belgium OUT Photo by KURT DESPLENTER BELGA AFP Belgium OUT Photo by KURT DESPLENTERBELGAAFP via Getty Images
Filippo Ganna is the last rider off (Image credit: Getty Images)

The 2022 UCI Road World Championships kick off on Sunday with the men's and women's time trials, and we have the full list of starters and timings below. 

The women's time trial opens the Worlds, with the elite category now also featuring alongside the all-new U23 category in a combined event. There is a separate time trial event for junior women later in the competition schedule. 

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Elite / U23 Women start times
OrderRider (country)Time (local, AEST)
1Ricarda Bauernfeind (Germany)9:47:00 AM
2Marie Le Net (France)9:48:30 AM
3Maude Elaine Le Roux (South Africa)9:50:00 AM
4Zainab Rizwan (Pakistan)9:51:30 AM
5Shirin van Anrooij (Netherlands)9:53:00 AM
6Alison Jackson (Canada)9:54:30 AM
7Lourdes Oyarbide (Spain)9:56:00 AM
8Arianna Fidanza (Italy)9:57:30 AM
9Julie Leth (Denmark)9:59:00 AM
10Grace Brown (Australia)10:00:30 AM
11Elena Hartmann (Switzerland)10:02:00 AM
12Christina Schweinberger (Austria)10:03:30 AM
13Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)10:05:00 AM
14Agnieszka Skalniak-Sojka (Poland)10:06:30 AM
15Wing Yee Leung (Hong Kong)10:35:30 AM
16Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (South Africa)10:37:00 AM
17Ella Wyllie (New Zealand)10:38:30 AM
18Rabia Garib (Pakistan)10:40:00 AM
19Maryna Varenyk (Ukraine)10:41:30 AM
20Mieke Kroger (Germany)10:43:00 AM
21Luciana Roland (Argentina)10:44:30 AM
22Urska Zigart (Slovenia)10:46:00 AM
23Nora Jencusova (Slovakia)10:47:30 AM
24Safia Al Sayegh (UAE)10:49:00 AM
25Sandra Alonso Dominguez (Spain)10:50:30 AM
26Olga Zabelinskaya (Uzbekistan)10:52:00 AM
27Leah Kirchmann (Canada)10:53:30 AM
28Kristen Faulkner (USA)10:55:00 AM
29Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands)10:56:30 AM
30Vittoria Guazzini (Italy)11:25:30 AM
31Nesrine Houili (Algeria)11:27:00 AM
32Catalina Soto Campos (Chile)11:28:30 AM
33Georgia Baker (Australia)11:30:00 AM
34Julie Van der Velde (Belgium)11:31:30 AM
35Marta Jaskulska (Poland)11:33:00 AM
36Omer Shapira (Israel)11:34:30 AM
37Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria)11:36:00 AM
38Leah Thomas (USA)11:37:30 AM
39Lina Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)11:39:00 AM
40Juliette Labous (France)11:40:30 AM
41Emma Norsgaard (Denmark)11:42:00 AM
42Marlen Reusser (Switzerland)11:43:30 AM
43Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands)11:45:00 AM
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Elite Men start times
OrderRider (country)Time (local, AEST)
1Daniel Joseph Bonello (Malta)1:42:00 PM
2Vitalii Novakovskyi (Ukraine)1:43:30 PM
3Sum Lui NG (Hong Kong)1:45:00 PM
4Luke Plapp (Australia)1:46:30 PM
5Matteo Dal-Cin (Canada)1:48:00 PM
6Yuriy Natarov (Kazakhstan)1:49:30 PM
7Bolivar Espinosa Serrano (Panama)1:51:00 PM
8Muhammad Abbdurrohman (Indonesia)1:52:30 PM
9Edoardo Affini (Italy)1:54:00 PM
10Alexander Smyth (Malta)2:28:00 PM
11Xu Changquan (China)2:29:30 PM
12Edward Oingerang (Guam)2:31:00 PM
13Daan Hoole (Netherlands)2:32:30 PM
14Nikias Arndt (Germany)2:34:00 PM
15Neilson Powless (USA)2:35:30 PM
16Alexey Lutsenko (Kazakhstan)2:37:00 PM
17Andreas Leknessund (Norway)2:38:30 PM
18Joao Almeida (Portugal)2:40:00 PM
19Bruno Armirail (France)2:41:30 PM
20Yves Lampaert (Belgium)2:43:00 PM
21Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland)2:44:30 PM
22Magnus Cort (Denmark)2:46:00 PM
23Matteo Sobrero (Italy)2:47:30 PM
24Drabir Alam (Bangladesh)3:14:00 PM
25Bilguunjargal Erdenebat (Mongolia)3:15:30 PM
26Darel Christopher (British Virgin Islands)3:17:00 PM
27Mykhaylo Kononenko (Ukraine)3:18:30 PM
28Wan Yau Vincent Lau (Hong Kong)3:20:00 PM
29Derek Gee (Canada)3:21:30 PM
30Venantas Lasinis (Lithuania)3:23:00 PM
31Miguel Heidemann (Germany)3:24:30 PM
32Oier Lazkano (Spain)3:26:00 PM
33Luke Durbridge (Australia)3:27:30 PM
34Ognjen Ilic (Serbia)3:29:00 PM
35Aiman Cahyadi (Indonesia)3:30:30 PM
36Christofer Jurado Lopez (Panama)3:32:00 PM
37Gustav Basson (South Africa)3:33:30 PM
38Magnus Sheffield (USA)4:00:00 PM
39Rodrigo Contreras (Colombia)4:01:30 PM
40Tobias Foss (Norway)4:03:00 PM
41Yevgeniy Fedorov (Kazakhstan)4:04:30 PM
42Nelson Oliveira (Portugal)4:06:00 PM
43Mikkel Bjerg (Denmark)4:07:30 PM
44Maciej Bodnar (Poland)4:09:00 PM
45Remi Cavagna (France) 4:10:30 PM
46Ethan Hayter (Great Britain)4:12:00 PM
47Bauke Mollema (Netherlands)4:13:30 PM
48Stefan Kung (Switzerland)4:15:00 PM
49Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia)4:16:30 PM
50Remco Evenepoel (Belgium)4:18:00 PM
51Filippo Ganna (Italy)4:19:30 PM

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