Cycling 2024/Women's road time trial

Women's road time trial
General information
Sport	Cycling 2024
Date	27 July 2024
Competitors	35 athletes
Venue	Pont d'Iena
Previous medalists
Gold	Annemiek van Vleuten
Silver	Marlen Reusser
Bronze	Anna van der Breggen
Conditions
Length	32400 metres
Height	150 metres
Medalists
	Grace Brown
	Anna Henderson
	Chloe Dygert

The women's road time trial of Cycling 2024 during the 2024 Summer Olympics was held on 27 July 2024 in the Pont d'Iena. With 35 athletes competing, the event was won by Grace Brown from Australia, with Anna Henderson from Great Britain taking the silver medal and Chloe Dygert from United States taking bronze.

Format

The competition exists out of a single race, in which all competitors conduct a course of 32.4 kilometres. The competitor with the fastest time is the winner of the event.

Preview

Thirty-five athletes qualified for the event with plenty of medal contenders after the defending Olympic champion announced her retirement from the sport at the end of the 2023 season.

Athlete	Nationality
Ellen van Dijk	Netherlands
Demi Vollering	Netherlands
Elisa Longo Borghini	Italy
Lotte Kopecky	Belgium
Elena Hartmann	Switzerland
Anna Henderson	Great Britain
Marta Lach	Poland
Agnieszka Skalniak-Sojka	Poland
Audrey Cordon Ragot	France
Juliette Labous	France
Grace Brown	Australia
Mieke Kroeger	Germany
Antonia Niedermaier	Germany
Emma Norsgaard Bjerg	Denmark
Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig	Denmark
Chloe Dygert	United States
Taylor Knibb	United States
Olivia Baril	Canada
Anna Kiesenhofer	Austria
Christina Schweinberger	Austria
Kim Cadzow	New Zealand
Mireia Benito Pellicer	Spain
Olga Zabelinskaya	Uzbekistan
Eugenia Bujak	Slovenia
Urska Pintar	Slovenia
Tamara Dronova	Individual Neutral Athletes
Tang Xin	China
Anniina Ahtosalo	Finland
Yuliia Biriukova	Ukraine
Phetdarin Somrat	Thailand
Julia Kopecky	Czech Republic
Diana Ingabire	Rwanda
Hanna Tserakh	Individual Neutral Athletes
Nora Jencusova	Slovakia
Yulduz Hashimi	Afghanistan

Results

Result	Athlete	Nationality	Time
	Grace Brown	Australia	39:38.24
	Anna Henderson	Great Britain	41:09.83
	Chloe Dygert	United States	41:10.70
4	Juliette Labous	France	41:19.90
5	Demi Vollering	Netherlands	41:29.80
6	Lotte Kopecky	Belgium	41:34.82
7	Kim Cadzow	New Zealand	41:46.02
8	Elisa Longo Borghini	Italy	41:49.32
9	Audrey Cordon Ragot	France	41:51.67
10	Christina Schweinberger	Austria	41:52.02
11	Ellen van Dijk	Netherlands	42:21.76
12	Agnieszka Skalniak-Sojka	Poland	42:24.62
13	Mieke Kroeger	Germany	42:28.12
14	Emma Norsgaard Bjerg	Denmark	42:33.59
15	Antonia Niedermaier	Germany	42:53.79
16	Eugenia Bujak	Slovenia	42:54.96
17	Elena Hartmann	Switzerland	42:58.90
18	Marta Lach	Poland	43:03.43
19	Taylor Knibb	United States	43:03.46
20	Olivia Baril	Canada	43:03.58
21	Tamara Dronova	Individual Neutral Athletes	43:42.16
22	Mireia Benito Pellicer	Spain	43:48.10
23	Olga Zabelinskaya	Russia	43:53.51
24	Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig	Denmark	44:10.93
25	Nora Jencusova	Slovakia	44:22.30
26	Yulduz Hashimi	Afghanistan	44:29.13
27	Yuliia Biriukova	Ukraine	44:43.73
28	Julia Kopecky	Czech Republic	44:53.75
29	Hanna Tserakh	Individual Neutral Athletes	44:57.20
30	Anniina Ahtosalo	Finland	45:05.18
31	Urska Pintar	Slovenia	45:07.15
32	Tang Xin	China	45:59.44
33	Anna Kiesenhofer	Austria	46:28.88
34	Phetdarin Somrat	Thailand	47:25.11
35	Diana Ingabire	Rwanda	48:05.24