World Cycling Championships 2016 Doha, Qatar: Riders ITT – women
The women's individual time trial at the Worlds in Doha is 28.9 kilometres. Linda Villumsen is title holder, while Lisa Brennauer and Ellen van Dijk were victorious in previous years. Who's to take the rainbow jersey in 2016? Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list. (Slideshow route/profile)
Countries with 3 riders
Netherlands: Anna van der Breggen, Ellen van Dijk, Annemiek van Vleuten
Countries with 2 riders
Belarus :Alena Amialiusik, Ksenyia Tuhai
China: Hong Guo, Jiajun Sun
Denmark: Julie Leth, Cecilie uttrup Ludwig
Eritrea: Mossana Debesay, Wehazit Kidane
Germany: Lisa Brennauer, Trixi Worrack
Great Britain: Hannah Barnes, Hayley Simmonds
Kuwait: Nada Aljeraiwi, Najla Aljeraiwi
Ukraine : Olga Shekel, Valeriya Konenko
United States: Amber Neben, Carmen Small
Russia: Anastasia Iakovenko, Olga Zabelinskaya
South Africa: Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, Samantha Sanders
Countries with 1 rider
Australia: Katrin Garfoot
Azerbaijan: Olena Pavlukhina
Belarus: Alena Amialiusik
Belgium: Ann-Sophie Duyck
Canada: Karol-Ann Canuel
Egypt: Ebtissam Mohamed
Finland: Lotta Lepistö
France: Audrey Cordon Ragot
Greece: Varvara Fasoi
Ireland: Anna Turvey
Italy: Elena Ceccini
Japan: Eri Yonamine
Poland: Katarzyna Pawłowska
Rwanda: Beatha Ingabire
Spain: Sheyla Gutiérrez
Sweden: Emilia Fahlin
Switzerland: Nicole Hanselmann
Thailand: Phetdarin Somrat
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