World Cycling Championships 2026 Canada
Remco Evenepoel and Marlen Reusser became world time trial champions in Montréal. The mixed relay is on the menu on Wednesday, while the road races will bring the World Championships to a close next weekend. It is the second time that the battle for the rainbow jersey has taken place in Montréal; in 1974, Eddy Merckx became world champion there for the third time in his career.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Evenepoel powers to fourth consecutive ITT title
Remco Evenepoel powers to his fourth consecutive world title in convincing fashion. In control from the start, he wins by a comfortable margin ahead of Filippo Ganna and Paul Seixas.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Reusser claims second consecutive time trial title
Marlen Reusser paces her World Championship time trial to perfection and powers to her second consecutive world title. Zoe Bäckstedt and Franziska Koch take silver and bronze.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Route ITT (m/w)
Sunday 20 September — In the battle for time trial gold, the riders in Montreal face a 39.2-kilometre course with 220 metres of elevation gain. Just before the finish line comes the hardest section, a 560-metre climb averaging 4%. The men and women race over exactly the same course.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Route Road Race – men
Sunday 27 September — The World Championship road race in Montreal serves up more than 3,800 metres of elevation gain over a distance of 273.2 kilometres. The decisive finishing circuit is 13.4 kilometres long and features 269 metres of climbing. The riders tackle it twelve times, with each lap ending with a 560-metre climb at 4%. That is also where the finish line is.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Riders Road Race – men
Mathieu van der Poel, Remco Evenepoel and Mads Pedersen will be looking to reclaim the rainbow jersey in a field that includes Wout van Aert, Giulio Ciccone, Ben Healy, Juan Ayuso and Richard Carapaz. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list for the 93rd Road World Championships.
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World Cycling Championships 2026: Route Road Race – women
Saturday 26 September – The World Championship road race in Montreal covers 180.4 kilometres and features 2,570 metres of elevation gain. With 560 metres to go, the riders turn onto the finishing straight, which rises at an average gradient of 4%.
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