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USA’s McNulty transcends chaos of Montreal road race to claim ‘miracle’ world title - AOL (opens the original)
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Brandon McNulty, a UAE Emirates teammate of Tadej Pogacar, succeeded the Slovene as world champion with an unexpected solo win in the men’s UCI road race in Montreal. In the biggest triumph of his career, the 28-year-old American took his country’s first win in the UCI’s blue riband event since Lance Armstrong’s lone victory in Oslo in 1993. Related: Vollering pips Niewiadoma to seal dramatic road race world title “I’m really at a loss,” McNulty said. “Until the last hundred metres, I didn’t bel
Demi Vollering seals dramatic women’s road race world title in Montreal - AOL (opens the original)
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Related: Evenepoel targets historic sweep as opportunity knocks without Pogacar The Tour de France Femmes champion, Demi Vollering, won the longest-ever edition of the women’s UCI world road race championship in a brutal and compelling sprint finale in Montreal. In an enthralling and attritional race, the biggest names in the women’s peloton duelled their way over the multiple climbs, before the Dutch rider applied the coup de grace in the closing metres. The ebb and flow saw numerous changes in
Evenepoel targets history in Montreal as opportunity knocks without Pogacar - AOL (opens the original)
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In a world road championships marked by the absence of Tadej Pogacar, Tom Pidcock and Oscar Onley will lead British hopes in the men’s elite road race on Sunday. But for either to claim the rainbow jersey, they must beat a determined Remco Evenepoel, a man on a mission in Montreal. Pogacar is recovering after a heavy crash in the Vuelta a España and Pidcock and Onley are among a large group of contenders, headed by Paul Seixas of France, the Belgian Evenepoel and Isaac del Toro of Mexico, all se
‘We are really different’: Matthew Brennan on ‘next Cavendish’ hype and his five-star Vuelta debut - AOL (opens the original)
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When Matthew Brennan sat down with his team before the race to study this year’s Vuelta a España route, the young Briton had limited expectations for his Grand Tour debut. Fast forward a few weeks and the 21-year-old from Darlington is the youngest rider ever to win five stages in a single Grand Tour. He is also the youngest to win back-to-back stages. His fifth win was the seventh for his Visma‑Lease A Bike team in this Vuelta, the highest number they have ever achieved at this level, surpassin
‘What are we doing?’: Brennan’s anger at racing in 44C heat as Van Aert wins shortened stage - AOL (opens the original)
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Britain’s Matthew Brennan expressed his disbelief at the extreme heat riders had to endure on Sunday during stage 15 of the Vuelta a España. His Visma Lease a Bike teammate Wout van Aert took a sprint win in Córdoba after the stage was shortened because of high temperatures. “It’s 41 degrees average,” Brennan said. “When I was on the climb at the start it was 44, and at that point you start thinking: ‘What are we doing?’ A normal office person has to have the temperature set at 20 degrees or wha
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