“Actually, I wasn’t supposed to go in a breakaway, I was supposed to be waiting for the sprint. But then we had this occasion that we attack with the three of us. Silvia and Gaspa kept pulling for me, ...

Ryan Gal of the Netherlands surprised the world by winning the under-23 men’s world time trial title in Montréal. The 21-year-old was able to pace his rhythm perfectly on the twisty course, able to ...

After placing a target on Montreal a year ago for the men's under-23 time trial at the Road World Championships, Ben Wiggins of Great Britain did not win as planned. Nor did he finish with a medal of ...

Riding on her 35th birthday, Reusser rode a perfectly paced race, and though she found herself trailing the 21-year-old Backstedt at both the first and second intermediate time checks, by the time she ...

Fast forward to now, and the long-anticipated Montréal World Championships are very nearly here, but it's an event that's been in the works for much, much longer than the five years since the bid. In ...

There is just one individual time trial, 40.2km on the Tuscan coast, tipping the battle for overall victory in favour of the climbers. However, there are eight flat stages giving the sprinters ...

The Australian, already her nation's elite time trial champion and a former junior world champion, beat Nienke Vinke (Netherlands) to the top of the leaderboard by 28 seconds, having raced a negative ...

The 17-year-old, already one of the top junior prospects in the world, controlled his pace in the first section, three seconds off the fastest time at the first split, but then upped the pace on the ...

Two-time US junior road champion says positioning on each circuit and 'hitting the climbs in a good spot' will be key for a rainbow jersey in two days ...

From Ettelbruck, the hourglass-shaped route passed through the hamlets of Grentzingen and Welsdorf, ran alongside Colmar-Berg Castle, and reached Mertzig for the intermediate time check, 11.4km into ...

Davide Piganzoli (Visma-Lease a Bike) sewed up the general classification victory but his limelight was well and truly stolen by Van der Poel. The stage measured 177 kilometres and the Alpecin-Premier ...

Laurence Pithie (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) took second, and Florian Vermeersch (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) was third in a chaotic finale. In a technical finale, the breakaway sped towards the finish line, ...