The fourth and penultimate stage takes the peloton to the seaside resort of Albufeira, where an individual test of 22 time trial kilometers awaits them. The generally undulating course includes a treacherous stretch in the opening kilometers that climbs to about eight percent for 800 meters. After about seven kilometers the first time indication is measured. The second (and last) waypoint follows after 16.9 kilometers. The final kilometers will be quite technical due to a bend of 500 meters at an average of 5.2 percent.
The first rider will leave the starting platform at 12:15 p.m.
Starting times Belgians + other contenders
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12h50 – Warre Vangheluwe
12h54 – Gerben Thijssen
12:55 – Jordi Meeus
12u57 – Edward Theuns
12h58 – Stan Van Tricht
1:10 p.m. – Julien Vermote
13u15 – Laurenz Rex
13u20 – Pieter Serry
1:25 PM – Tiesj Benoot
1:41 PM – Stefan Bissegger
1:52 PM – Louis Vervaeke
1:54 PM – Vito Braet
14u00 – Jenthe Biermans
14h08 – Daan Hoole
14u10 – Isaac Of The Bull
14u16 – Geraint Thomas
14u23 – Mattia Cattaneo
2:33 PM – Jasper Stuyven
2:37 PM – Quinten Hermans
14h48 – Rune Herregodts
14u49 – Magnus Sheffield
14u52 – Stefan Küng
14u55 – Ben Healy
15u02 – Mikel Landa
15u04 – Thymen Arensman
3:06 PM – Wout van Aert
15u08 – Tao Geoghegan Hart
15u10 – Tom Pidcock
15h12 – Jan Tratnik
15u16 – Sepp Kuss
3:18 PM – Remco Evenepoel
15u20 – Daniel Felipe Martinez
2024-02-16 19:52:02
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