2026 European Time Trial Championships start list | Demi Vollering is going for the double, Remco Evenepoel is not
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Follow us on GoogleThe road races at the European Cycling Championships in Slovenia took place last weekend, but the elite level individual time trials are still set for Wednesday. While Demi Vollering will compete in the women’s race, Remco Evenepoel has withdrawn in preparation for the Tour of Lombardy.
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Other names to watch out for are Marlen Reusser in the women's race, the new time trial world champion. And in the men's race, there are multiple riders who can win.
Stefan Kung recently won the Vuelta a España TT, but Brit's Ethan Hayter and Callum Thornley could be dark horses to watch. And in front of his home crowd for the last time, could Primoż Roglič pull another epic ride out of the bag? You should never bet against him!
See all the full start list below.
2026 European Time Trial Championships - Elite Women start list
- Belgium: Sandrine Tas and Lotte Claes
- France: Cedrine Kerbaol and Juliette Berthet
- Italy: Monica Trinca Colonel and Elisa Longo Borghini
- Luxembourg: Marie Schreiber and Nina Berton
- Poland: Dominika Wlodarczyk and Kasia Niewiadoma
- Switzerland: Steffi Haberlin and Marlen Reusser
- Germany: Franziska Koch
- Great Britain: Lauren Dickson
- Netherlands: Demi Vollering and Lieke Nooijen
- Portugal: Beatriz Roxo
- Slovenia: Nika Bobnar
- Spain: Mireia Benito
2026 European Time Trial Championships - Elite Men start list
- Belgium: Sander De Pestel and Ilan Van Wilder
- Denmark: Kasper Asgreen and Mikkel Bjerg
- France: Bruno Armirail and Maxime Decomble
- Great Britain: Callum Thornley and Ethan Hayter
- Italy: Marco Frigo and Mattia Cattaneo
- Netherlands: Sjoerd Bax
- Poland: Michał Kwiatkowski and Filip Maciejuk
- Portugal: Tiago Antunes and Nelson Oliveira
- Slovenia: Jan Tratnik and Primož Roglič
- Switzerland: Mauro Schmid and Stefan Küng
- Hungary: János Pelikán
- Luxembourg: Mathieu Kockelmann
- Slovakia: David Kaško
- Spain: Iván Romeo
- Sweden: Jakob Söderqvist
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