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World Championships 2020 - Road race

World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: Alaphilippe takes rainbow jersey

Julian Alaphilippe attacks on the ultimate climb and solos to the rainbow stripes on the Imola race track. Wout van Aert sprints to second place ahead of Marc Hirschi.

World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: routes & profiles

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World Cycling Championships 2020: road race route circuit - source: uci.org

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World Cycling Championships 2020: interactive map circuit road races

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World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: Route Road Race – men

Sunday 27 September - The road race at the Worlds in Imola is 258.2 kilometres long and takes in an altitude gain of almost 4,500 metres. A hilly lap of 28.8 kilometres, featuring two short and sharps climbs, is ridden nine times. So, effectually, the race serves eighteen ascents.

World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: Riders Road Race – men

World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: Riders Road Race – men

Who'll wear the rainbow stripes into the 2021 season? Mads Pedersen is not defending his title, so the jersey is vacant. Cyclingstage. com brings you the contenders at the World Cycling Championships in Imola.

World Cycling Championships: Winners and records

World Cycling Championships: Winners and records

The World Championships are usually held at the end of the season and the winner wears the rainbow jersey for a whole year. Cyclingstage.com brings you the recent winners and records of the road race.

World Cycling Championships 2020 Martigny: Route road race – men

Sunday 27 September - The road race at the Worlds in Martigny is tailor made for climbers. The route includes an elevation gain of 4,040 metres on a 249 kilometres route. A local circuit is ridden seven times, on all occasions featuring the Col de la Petite Forclaz, a 4 kilometres climb at 10.2%.

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