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Eleuterio Anguita Hinojosas Expelled From World Championships for Speeding - Archysport

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Junior Spain Coach Expelled from Road Cycling World Championships After Speeding Incident The junior Spanish national cycling team coach, Eleuterio Anguita Hinojosas, was expelled from the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal on Thursday after driving his team vehicle at dangerously high speeds along the official race course, according to a ruling by the commissaires’ ...

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Images published on social media show the vehicle of Eleuterio Anguita Hinojosas moving forward at very high speed on the race route in Montreal, to the point of taking off.

·Paris, France
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The Spanish Junior Eleuterio Anguita Hinojosas has been disqualified from the World Cup 2026 in Montreal in Canada and punished with a salty fine by the ICU for a driving course far beyond the regulation. The team manager......

The jury has disqualified the coach of the Spanish juniors from the Montreal Road Cycling World Championships, who was driving the team car much faster than was allowed on the race course.

The World Cycling Championships in Montreal briefly turned into a rally. A Spanish team manager tore across the course at tremendous speed during the final of the junior road race. This is costing him dearly, as in addition to a hefty fine, he is also being expelled from the World Championships.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The World Cycling Championships in Montreal briefly turned into a rally. A Spanish team manager tore across the course at tremendous speed during the final of the junior road race. This is costing him dearly, as in addition to a hefty fine, he is also being expelled from the World Championships.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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