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UCI Road World Championships 2026
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- 1UCI Road World Championships 2026: Full results and winners●UCI Road World Championships 2026: All winners, full results
The UCI Road World Championships 2026 have concluded, and a full rundown of all winners and results is now available. The complete medal list covers the elite, under-23 and junior races across road race and time trial disciplines, drawing attention from cycling fans worldwide reviewing how the championships unfolded.
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The 2026 UCI Road World Championships are drawing attention in Italy after Tadej Pogacar confirmed he will not take part. His absence leaves the road race wide open, with Remco Evenepoel, Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel seen as the main contenders for the rainbow jersey. Italian coverage is focusing on how the race hierarchy changes without the Slovenian champion.
- 3Brandon McNulty wins solo gold at 2026 Road World Championships▼UCI Road World Championships 2026: Brandon McNulty pulls off "miraculous" solo win, avenging Tokyo 2020 road race heartbreak
American rider Brandon McNulty claimed a solo victory at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, a result being described as miraculous. The win is being framed as redemption for McNulty, who suffered heartbreak in the road race at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after being caught late in the race. The victory marks a major milestone in his career.
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The 2026 UCI Road World Championships are being held in Montreal, with Spanish sports outlet Marca providing live coverage of the men's road race. The event is drawing attention as the elite of world cycling compete for the rainbow jersey in Canada, with readers following the latest updates from the race as it unfolds.
- 5Demi Vollering wins women's road race at 2026 UCI Road World Championships▼UCI Road World Championships 2026: Demi Vollering shows “guts” to claim women’s road race title in Montréal
Demi Vollering claimed the women's road race title at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal. The Dutch rider was praised for showing "guts" in taking the rainbow jersey on the demanding Canadian course. The victory adds another major honour to Vollering's palmarès and gives the Netherlands a leading rider in women's cycling once again.