The 2026 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships open with two days against the clock, and the commissaires have now published the start lists for all of it. Every one of them is on the site: 318 riders from 47 nations across 26 time trials, in the order they roll down the ramp.
Every start on one clock
The start times page is the whole meeting in running order — the time, the race number, the nation and the class, with every name linking to that rider's profile. Narrow it to a day, a class or a nation, or find a rider by name or race number. If you are reading this from outside Alabama, one toggle retells every time on your own clock.
It is short enough to type into a phone: paracyclingresults.com/huntsville-start
Friday: the handbikes and the tricycles
Friday runs in three sessions, 132 starters, all times local to Huntsville (CDT).
- From 13:00 — men's H1 and H2, then the women's H1 and H2 fields from 13:22
- From 13:45 — the tricycles: men's T2, women's T2, men's T1, and the women's T1 riders from 14:28
- From 14:50 — men's H3, H4 and H5, then the women's H3, H4 and H5 from 15:47
The last rider of the day is away at 16:11.
Saturday: the cycle classes and the tandems
Saturday is the bigger day, with 186 starters.
- From 10:01 — men's C3, C2 and C1, then the women's C3, C2 and C1 from 11:00
- From 14:00 — the men's tandems, then the men's C5 and C4 fields
- From 15:15 — the women's tandems, then the women's C5 and C4 fields
The last time triallist of the championships sets off at 15:58.
In your own time zone
Friday's first start, 13:00 in Huntsville, is 14:00 in New York, 19:00 in London and 20:00 in Paris and Brussels — and, the following morning, 03:00 in Tokyo and 04:00 in Sydney.
Still to come
The road races on Sunday and Monday, and the mixed team relay that closes the championships, have their start lists published the night before each day. They appear on the same page as they arrive.
So do the withdrawals. Thirty-one riders on the entry list are not on the official start lists, and the start times page shows the field that is actually starting rather than the one that entered.
Follow it as it happens
We publish each race as the results come in, race by race on the event page, with the rankings and the title holders updated behind them. A free account will e-mail you whenever the riders you follow take a result — add them from any profile page.