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Evenepoel wins fourth time-trial title in Montreal

Evenepoel wins fourth time-trial title in Montreal

Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel won his fourth consecutive individual time trial title at the world championships in Montreal on Sunday. On the 39.2-kilometer course, he became the first rider in the championship's history to win four times in a row. sport.sk ↗

The twenty-six-year-old Evenepoel confirmed his dominance in the discipline, in which he had also won world titles in the previous three years. Second place went to Italian Filippo Ganna, whom the Belgian rider outpaced by nearly a minute, according to the results. El Pais ↗

The bronze medal went to Frenchman Paul Seixas. For the young rider, it was his first podium finish in the elite men's time trial at a world championship. Seixas placed himself between Evenepoel and the other favorites of the race. Le Figaro ↗

With this achievement, Evenepoel also matched the number of world time trial titles previously achieved by German cyclist Tony Martin. The Belgian rider is among the most prominent figures in this discipline in contemporary road cycling, and in Montreal he once again confirmed his position as the main favorite. Tagesspiegel ↗

The road cycling world championships continue with further disciplines. Attention now shifts to the remaining road races, which will decide the other holders of the rainbow jerseys.

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