Tour Colombia 2.1 stage 1 TTT start times

Tour Colombia 2.1
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Tour Colombia 2.1 gets underway Tuesday with a 16.7km team time trial in Tunja. Italian Pro Continental team Vini Zabù-KTM will be the first of team 27 teams off at noon local time.

The six WorldTour teams participating are all bunched in the second half of the start list, although Portuguese Continental team Efapal is the penultimate team off, and Mexican Continental team Canel's follows to finish up the stage.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Vini Zabu-KTM 12:00:00
2Team Novo Nordisk 12:03:00
3Colombia Tierra Atletas 12:06:00
4Team Illuminate 12:09:00
5Rally Cycling 12:12:00
6Colombian National Team 12:15:00
7Orguillo Paisa 12:18:00
8Uno-X Norwegian Development Team 12:21:00
9Team Medellin 12:24:00
10Agru-Virgen Fatima-Saddledrunk 12:27:00
11Androni Gioccatolli-Sidermec 12:30:00
12Amore & Vita 12:33:00
13Venezuala National Team 12:36:00
14Supergiros ALC-Manizales 12:39:00
15Israel Start-Up Nation 12:42:00
16Bardiani CSF Faizane 12:45:00
17Movistar Team 12:48:00
18Brazil National team 12:51:00
19Deceuninck-QuickStep 12:54:00
20UAE Team Emirates 12:57:00
21EPM-Scott 13:00:00
22Ecuador National Team 13:03:00
23EF Pro Cycling 13:06:00
24Team Ineos 13:09:00
25Russian National Team 13:12:00
26Efapel 13:15:00
27Canel's Pro Cycling 13:18:00

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