Vuelta a España 2022 stage 1 team time trial start times

Jumbo-Visma in action in the opening team time trial of the 2019 Vuelta a Espana
Jumbo-Visma in action in the opening team time trial of the 2019 Vuelta a Espana (Image credit: Getty)

The 2022 Vuelta a España gets underway in Utrecht on Friday evening with a team time trial that could provoke significant gaps among the contenders for final overall victory on September 11.

At 23.3km, the distance of stage 1 is almost twice that of the Vuelta's last team time trial, which came on the opening day in Torrevieja in 2019. Astana emerged victorious on that occasion, putting Miguel Angel López in the first red jersey of the race.

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Vuelta a España stage 1 start times (CET)
Pos.Team nameStart time
1Burgos-BH18:30
2Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert 18:34
3Israel-Premier Tech 18:38
4Groupama-FDJ18:42
5Arkea-Samsic 18:46
6Cofidis 18:50
7Euskaltel-Euskadi 18:54
8EF Education-EasyPost 18:58
9BikeExchange-Jayco 19:02
10AG2R Citroen 19:06
11Bahrain Victorious 19:10
12Lotto Soudal 19:14
13Alpecin-Deceuninck19:18
14Equipo Kern Pharma 19:22
15Team DSM 19:26
16Bora-Hansgrohe 19:30
17UAE Team Emirates 19:34
18Astana Qazaqstan 19:38
19Trek-Segafredo 19:42
20Ineos Grenadiers 19:46
21QuickStep-AlphaVinyl 19:50
22Movistar 19:54
23Jumbo-Visma19:58

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