World Cycling Championships 2017 Bergen, Norway: Riders ITT

World Cycling Championships 2017 Bergen, Norway: Riders ITT – men

Tom Dumoulin and Rohan Dennis are favourite to step in the shoes of World Champion time trialling Tony Martin at the World Championships in Bergen. But obviously there are more riders competing. Cyclingstage.com brings you the startlist. (Slideshow route/profile)

Most countries are allowed to bring two riders to the start. Germany, of reigning champion Tony Martin, and countries with the respective continental champions ITT are allowed three entries.

Countries with 3 entries
Belgium: Laurens De Plus, Victor Campenaerts, Yves Lampaert
Germany: Tony Martin, Nikias Arndt, Jasha Sütterlin
Kazakhstan: Alexey Lutsenko, Zhandos Bizhigitov, Dmitriy Gruzdev

Countries with 2 entries
Albania: Redi Halilaj, Eugert Zhupa
Austria: Lukas Pöstlberger, Riccardo Zoidl
Canada: Rob Britton, Hugo Houle
Denmark: Lasse Norman Hansen, Martin Toft Madsen
Great Britain: Chris Froome, Tao Geoghegan Hart
Netherlands: Tom Dumoulin, Wilco Kelderman
Norway: Edvald Boasson Hagen, Andreas Vangstad
Pakistan: Awais Khan, Arsalan Anjum Muhammad
Poland: Maciej Bodnar, Mateusz Taciak
Portugal: Rui Costa, Nelson Oliveira
Russia: Ilnur Zakarin, Maxim Alexander Evtushenko
Singapore: Gabriel Tan, Yi Peng Teoh
Slovenia: Primoz Roglic, Jan Tratnik
Spain: Jonathan Castroviejo, Gorka Izagirre
Switzerland: Stefan Küng, Reto Hollenstein
Syria: Nazir Jaser, Ahmad Badreddin Wais
Ukrain: Andriy Hrivko, Kostyantyn Rybaryk
United States: Joey Rosskopf, Tejay van Garderen

Countries with 1 entry
Argentina: Eduardo Sepulveda
Australia: Rohan Dennis
Azerbaijan: Eichin Asadov
Belarus: Vasil Kiryienka
Colombia: Jarlinson Pantano
Czechia: Jan Barta
Eritrea: Natnael Berhane
France: Alexis Gougeard
Guyana: Jermain Burrows
Hong Kong: King Lok Cheung
Ireland: Nicolas Roche
Italy: Gianni Moscon
Lithuania: Ignatas Konovolovas
Luxembourg: Bob Jungels
Mexico: Uri Martins Sandoval
New Zealand: Hamish Bond
Romania: Serghei Tvetcov
Rwanda: Valens Ndayisenga
South Africa: Willie Smit
Sweden: Tobias Ludvigsson