UCI Road World Championships: Ashlin Barry powers to under-23 men's title with 30-kilometre solo attack
Barry became the first American to win the U23 road race title after a 30-kilometer solo move from an early breakaway.
- On his 19th birthday, Ashlin Barry won the U23 men's road title at the UCI Road World Championships, executing a 30-kilometre solo attack to claim Team USA's first ever U23 road world title.
- The American spent more than 100 kilometres in a five-rider breakaway before launching his decisive solo move with 30 kilometres remaining, holding off chasers over Mount Royal's punishing climbs.
- This victory marks Team USA's first U23 men's road title since Taylor Phinney and Canadian Guillaume Boivin earned bronze in 2010; Barry rides for the Visma Lease a Bike Development squad.
- The Toronto-raised American, son of former pros Michael Barry and Dede Demet-Barry, celebrated his 19th birthday with the victory. "It really felt like a home race out there," he said.
- Barry previously earned silver at the Kigali time trial in 2025 and podium finishes in junior races at Paris, Roubaix, and Harelbeke. His team calls him "one of the biggest talents of his generation.
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