Marlen Reusser Retains World Time Trial Title at the Road World Championships
Reusser won by 40.11 seconds and became the first rider to defend the women’s elite time trial title at the world championships.
- On Sunday, Remco Evenepoel won the men's elite individual time trial at the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, finishing the 39.2km course in 44:53, 57 seconds ahead of Italian Filippo Ganna.
- Evenepoel's victory equals the record number of overall world time-trial titles held by Swiss legend Fabian Cancellara and German Tony Martin, cementing the 26-year-old's status as cycling's modern time-trial benchmark.
- The 39.2km Montreal route featured tricky 90-degree corners and F1 circuit sections. Sweden's Jakob Soderqvist held a podium spot early but crashed with less than 3km remaining, ending his medal hopes.
- Ganna claimed silver, 57 seconds back, while 19-year-old French debutant Paul Seixas secured bronze at 1:13 down, signaling his emergence as a future challenger for the elite title.
- Competitors shift focus to the road race scheduled for next Sunday, with some riders competing in the mixed relay on Tuesday before using the intervening days to recover.
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