World Cycling Championships 2026 Canada
fotobureau Cor VosBrandon McNulty and De mi Vollering won the rainbow jersey at the road race events of the 2026 World Championships in Montreal, Canada. Remco Evenepoel and Marlen Reusser stormed to ITT gold and Italia won the mixed relay. The World Cycling Championships of 2026 started on Sunday 20 September ad finished on the 27th.
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World Cycling Championships - Montreal, Canada
| type | route | km | riders | winners | results | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-9 | ITT (w) | Montreal | 39.2 | riders | Reusser | results |
| 20-9 | ITT (m) | Montreal | 39.2 | riders | Evenepoel | results |
| 22-9 | mixed relay | Montreal | 40.6 | Italy | ||
| 26-9 | road race (w) | Brossard - Montreal | 180.1 | riders | Vollering | results |
| 27-9 | road race (m) | Brossard - Montreal | 273.4 | riders | McNulty | results |
World Cycling Championships 2026 Montreal, Canada: routes, profiles, videos
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McNulty wins sensational road race
As early as 90 kilometres from the finish, Mathieu van der Poel sets the World Championship road race alight. He animates the race alongside Primoz Roglic, Oscar Onley and Ben Healy, but when they are caught with roughly 30 kilometres to go, Brandon McNulty attacks and solos to gold. Michael Matthews takes silver, with Van der Poel claiming bronze.
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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.
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Route Road Race – men

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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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Vollering outsprints Niewiadoma in thriller finale
Demi Vollering attacks with 37 kilometres to go, but she is caught just before the final lap by Elisa Longo Borghini, Kasia Niewiadoma and Juliette Berthet. The Italian attacks, and when Vollering and Niewiadoma catch her, they ride straight past her. In the sprint, the Dutchwoman takes the win.
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Route Road Race – womenRiders Road Race – women
Evenepoel powers to fourth consecutive ITT title
Reusser claims second consecutive time trial title
Route ITT (m/w)
Riders + start times ITT – men
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