Start times for the Olympic time trial 2024 - Women | This is when Van Dijk, Kopecky, Vollering, and Dygert start
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Follow us on GoogleThe Olympic time trials are just around the corner, so let's take a look at who starts when. The list of participants isn't very long. The women start at 2:30 PM CET, 8:30 AM EST, and a little over fifty minutes later, the last time trialist will begin. In this article, IDLProCycling.com provides you with an overview of the start times!
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At 2:30 p.m., Slovenia's Urska Pintar will be the first to depart from the scaffold. At 3:21 p.m., top favorite Chloé Dygart will take her turn. A competitor will start every minute and a half on the 32-kilometer course. Along the way, there are two intermediate points.
Start times women's time trial Olympics 2024
14:30:00: Urska Pintar
14:31:30: Xin Tang
14:33:00: Yulduz Hashimi
14:34:30: Hanna Tserakh
14:36:00: Cecile Uttrup Ludwig
14:37:30: Julia Kopecky
14:39:00: Marta Lach
14:40:30: Taylor Knibb
14:42:00: Yuliia Biriukova
14:43:30: Eugenia Bujak
14:45:00: Olivia Baril
14:46:30: Diane Ingabire
14:48:00: Tamara Dronova
14:49:30: Mieke Kroeger
14:51:00: Kim Cadzow
14:52:30: Anniina Ahtosalo
14:54:00: Mireia Benito
14:55:30: Phetdarin Somrat
14:57:00: Audrey Cordon Ragot
14:58:30: Emma Norsgaard
15:01:30: Elena Hartman
15:03:00: Antonia Niedermaier
15:04:30: Olga Zabelinskaya
15:06:00: Anna Kiesenhofer
15:07:30: Angnieszka Skalniak-Sojka
15:10:30: Elisa Longo Borghini
15:12:00: Nova Jencusova
15:13:30: Juliette Labous
15:16:30: Anna Henderson
15:18:00: Christina Schweinberger
15:19:30: Grace Brown
15:21:00: Chloe Dygert
14:31:30: Xin Tang
14:33:00: Yulduz Hashimi
14:34:30: Hanna Tserakh
14:36:00: Cecile Uttrup Ludwig
14:37:30: Julia Kopecky
14:39:00: Marta Lach
14:40:30: Taylor Knibb
14:42:00: Yuliia Biriukova
14:43:30: Eugenia Bujak
14:45:00: Olivia Baril
14:46:30: Diane Ingabire
14:48:00: Tamara Dronova
14:49:30: Mieke Kroeger
14:51:00: Kim Cadzow
14:52:30: Anniina Ahtosalo
14:54:00: Mireia Benito
14:55:30: Phetdarin Somrat
14:57:00: Audrey Cordon Ragot
14:58:30: Emma Norsgaard
15:01:30: Elena Hartman
15:03:00: Antonia Niedermaier
15:04:30: Olga Zabelinskaya
15:06:00: Anna Kiesenhofer
15:07:30: Angnieszka Skalniak-Sojka
15:10:30: Elisa Longo Borghini
15:12:00: Nova Jencusova
15:13:30: Juliette Labous
15:16:30: Anna Henderson
15:18:00: Christina Schweinberger
15:19:30: Grace Brown
15:21:00: Chloe Dygert

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