World Cycling Championships 2018 Innsbruck, Austria: Start times ITT – women
Is Annemiek van Vleuten going to extend her lease on the rainbow jersey for another season? The Dutchwoman faces strong competition, most notably from her own ranks - Anna van der Breggen, Ellen van Dijk... Cyclingstage.com brings you the most important start times for the women's ITT at the Worlds in Innsbruck. (Slideshow route/profile)
Most important start times women’s ITT 2018 World Championships
14:46:00 – Lucinda Brand (nld)
14:56:30 – Alice Barnes (gbr)
14:58:00 – Leah Kirchmann (can)
15:04:00 – Elisa Longo Borghini (ita)
15:07:00 – Ellen van Dijk (nld)
15:08:30 – Lisa Brennauer (ger)
15:31:00 – Anna van der Breggen (nld)
15:40:00 – Hayley Simmonds (usa)
15:41:30 – Carol-Ann Kanuel (can)
15:49:00 – Audrey Cordon-Ragot (fra)
15:50:30 – Elena Pirrone (ita)
15:52:00 – Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig (den)
15:53:30 – Trixi Worrack (ger)
15:55:00 – Amber Neben (usa)
15:56:30 – Annemiek van Vleuten (nld)
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