Start times for the Olympic time trial - Men | Van Aert early, Ganna and Evenepoel start late
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Follow us on GoogleOn Saturday, July 27, the cycling events at the Olympics will kick off with a bang: two time trials are scheduled. First the women's, then the men's. In this article, we provide you with the start times for the men's time trial.
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The Iranian Amir Ansari, selected to represent the Olympic Refugee Team, is the notable first starter for the men at 16:32. Soon after, top riders like Jan Tratnik and Alberto Bettiol will follow. World champion Remco Evenepoel is the last to start, around 17:30. Filippo Ganna starts relatively late, while Wout van Aert will be up much earlier.
Start times men's time trial Olympic Games 2024
16:32:00: Amir Ansari
16:33:30: Jan Tratnik
16:35:00: Gleb Syritsa
16:36:30: Alberto Bettiol
16:38:00: Laurence Pithie
16:39:30: Achraf El Doghmy
16:41:00: Rui Costa
16:42:30: Oier Lazkano
16:44:00: Ryan Mullen
16:45:30: Mathias Vacek
16:47:00: Michal Kwiatkowski
16:48:30: Felix Großschartner
16:50:00: Attila Valter
16:51:30: Jambaljamts Sainbayar
16:53:00: Biniam Girmay
16:54:30: Kevin Vauquelin
16:56:00: Mattias Skjelmose
16:57:30: Søren Wærenskjold
16:59:00: Derek Gee
17:02:00: Stefan Bissegger
17:03:30: Magnus Sheffield
17:05:00: Maximilian Schachmann
17:08:00: Yevgeniy Fedorov
17:09:30: Lucas Plapp
17:11:00: Tobias Foss
17:12:30: Mikkel Bjerg
17:14:00: Nelson Oliveira
17:15:30: Joshua Tarling
17:17:00: Stefan Küng
17:18:30: Brandon McNulty
17:20:00: Filippo Ganna
16:33:30: Jan Tratnik
16:35:00: Gleb Syritsa
16:36:30: Alberto Bettiol
16:38:00: Laurence Pithie
16:39:30: Achraf El Doghmy
16:41:00: Rui Costa
16:42:30: Oier Lazkano
16:44:00: Ryan Mullen
16:45:30: Mathias Vacek
16:47:00: Michal Kwiatkowski
16:48:30: Felix Großschartner
16:50:00: Attila Valter
16:51:30: Jambaljamts Sainbayar
16:53:00: Biniam Girmay
16:54:30: Kevin Vauquelin
16:56:00: Mattias Skjelmose
16:57:30: Søren Wærenskjold
16:59:00: Derek Gee
17:02:00: Stefan Bissegger
17:03:30: Magnus Sheffield
17:05:00: Maximilian Schachmann
17:08:00: Yevgeniy Fedorov
17:09:30: Lucas Plapp
17:11:00: Tobias Foss
17:12:30: Mikkel Bjerg
17:14:00: Nelson Oliveira
17:15:30: Joshua Tarling
17:17:00: Stefan Küng
17:18:30: Brandon McNulty
17:20:00: Filippo Ganna
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