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Cycling at the 2018 Commonwealth Games – Men's road time trial

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The men's road time trial at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia was held on 10 April along the Currumbin Beachfront.

Dates10 April
Competitors56 from 27 nations
Winningtime48:13.04
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Cycling – Men's road time trial
at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
VenueCurrumbin Beachfront
Dates10 April
Competitors56 from 27 nations
Winning time48:13.04
Medalists
gold medal    Australia
silver medal    England
bronze medal    New Zealand
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Schedule

The schedule was as follows:[1]

More information Date, Time ...
Date Time Round
Tuesday 10 April 201810:00Race
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All times are Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+10)

Results

The results were as follows:[2]

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RankNameTimeBehind
1st place, gold medalist(s) Cameron Meyer (AUS)48:13.04–
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Harry Tanfield (ENG)48:43.30+30.26
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Hamish Bond (NZL)48:45.45+32.41
4 Callum Scotson (AUS)49:35.65+1:22.61
5 James Oram (NZL)49:40.72+1:27.68
6 James McLaughlin (GGY)49:54.12+1:41.08
7 Marcus Christie (NIR)50:42.29+2:29.25
8 Charlie Tanfield (ENG)50:42.83+2:29.79
9 Ian Bibby (ENG)50:43.88+2:30.84
10 Brendon Davids (RSA)51:44.00+3:30.96
11 John Archibald (SCO)52:01.35+3:48.31
12 Sebastian Tremlett (GGY)52:10.73+3:57.69
13 Joseph Areruya (RWA)52:24.16+4:11.12
14 Jay Lamoureux (CAN)52:46.99+4:33.95
15 Peter Kibble (WAL)52:55.24+4:42.20
16 Mark Stewart (SCO)52:55.32+4:42.28
17 Jack English (GGY)53:07.65+4:54.61
18 Derek Gee (CAN)53:11.86+4:58.82
19 Dirk Coetzee (NAM)53:16.85+5:03.81
20 Andreas Miltiadis (CYP)53:16.94+5:03.90
21 Jake Kelly (IOM)53:23.94+5:10.90
22 Samuel Brand (IOM)53:45.77+5:32.73
23 Jack Rebours (JEY)53:45.80+5:32.76
24 Valens Ndayisenga (RWA)54:06.50+5:53.46
25 Xeno Young (NIR)54:07.66+5:54.62
26 Daniel Halksworth (JEY)54:12.48+5:59.44
27 Kyle Gordon (SCO)54:33.77+6:20.73
28 David Kinja (KEN)54:35.62+6:22.58
29 Christopher Rougier-Lagane (MRI)55:05.59+6:52.55
30 Alexandre Mayer (MRI)55:08.45+6:55.41
31 Derek Barbara (GIB)55:16.02+7:02.98
32 Charles Kagimu (UGA)55:38.87+7:25.83
33 Nathan Draper (IOM)56:07.68+7:54.64
34 Hasani Hennis (AIA)56:11.05+7:58.01
35 Anthony Boakye Danquah (GHA)56:36.75+8:23.71
36 Abdul Abdul Mumin (GHA)56:40.44+8:27.40
37 Martin Freyer (NAM)58:12.22+9:59.18
38 Gregory Rougier-Lagane (MRI)58:13.65+10:00.61
39 Avishka Mawathage (SRI)58:48.27+10:35.23
40 Giovanni Lovell (BIZ)59:00.23+10:47.19
41 Oscar Quiroz (BIZ)59:02.25+10:49.21
42 Jyme Bridges (ANT)59:08.46+10:55.42
43 Adam Jamieson (CAN)59:40.95+11:27.91
44 Christopher Gerry (SEY)59:55.44+11:42.40
45 Chamika Kumara (SRI)1:00:48.02+12:34.98
46 Jeffery Kelsick (ANT)1:01:10.11+12:57.07
47 Julian Bellido (GIB)1:01:46.77+13:33.73
48 Edgar Arana (BIZ)1:01:56.09+13:43.05
49 Bram Sanderson (DMA)1:02:47.28+14:34.24
50 Sherwin Osborne (AIA)1:04:13.06+16:00.02
51 Ali Kamara (SLE)1:09:14.94+21:01.90
52 Anthony Colebrook (BAH)1:10:59.85+22:46.81
53 Jeff Esparon (SEY)1:11:15.25+23:02.21
– Mahmoud Keita (SLE)DNF–
– Nicholas Dlamini (RSA)DNS–
– Joseph Sheriff (GIB)DNS–
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