Sept 20 (Reuters) - Belgian Remco Evenepoel secured a record fourth consecutive men’s individual time trial title at the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal on Sunday while Switzerland's Marlen ...

Remco Evenepoel became the third male cyclist to win a fourth world title in the time trial.

Two more champions were determined Monday at the 2026 UCI Road Worlds in Montreal, where Felicity Wilson-Haffenden and Ryan Gal won the U23 time trials.

The UCI Road World Championships have produced some of cycling’s most recognisable champions, from Alfredo Binda, Eddy Merckx and Jeannie Longo to Marianne Vos, Peter Sagan and Tadej Pogačar. Winning ...

One major climb marks the 22km Slovenian course where the rainbow jersey will be hoping to add another title to her collection ...

Italian Filippo Ganna took second, the third time he has finished as runner-up in the last four years, while 19-year-old French phenomenon Paul Seixas became just the third teenager to ever finish on ...

Marlen Reusser defended her elite women's time-trial title with a measured effort over the 39.2km course in Montréal, overcoming a spirited Zoe Bäckstedt, who finished an impressive second place on ...

Established veterans and promising youngsters face off in Slovenia ...

With the win, Evenepoel became the first man to win four consecutive world elite time trials. He also joined German Tony Martin and Swiss Fabian Cancellara as the only four-times winners.

By the finish, the Belgian had put almost a minute into second-placed Filippo Ganna with Paul Seixas taking third another 15 seconds back. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel etched his name into the history books with a dominant fourth successive world time-trial victory in Montreal on Sunday. Already the Olympic champion in both this ...