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Quinn Simmons' Strava shows exactly what it takes to compete at the World Championships: ‘I said, Hey guys, anything is possible'
Pogačar hails the 'King of Montréal', but McNulty already has a plan for 2027: 'Maybe Tadej will have to ride for me'
An American rider can win the Elite Men’s World Championship road race, but the smart money isn’t on Quinn Simmons!
McNulty fell 12 seconds short of a World TT medal but sees a road race opportunity: 'We have our work cut out'
Brandon McNulty could be the winning difference for Pogačar at the 2026 Tour de France: 'I'm back in shape'
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Remco Evenepoel and Wout van Aert torn apart by the Belgian media: 'Biggest disappointment of the decade'
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Isaac del Toro hits back at Pidcock's criticism: 'All the other teams remained passive'
Pidcock accuses Del Toro of helping UAE teammate McNulty to the rainbow jersey: 'Obviously working for McNulty in the end'
Quinn Simmons' Strava shows exactly what it takes to compete at the World Championships: ‘I said, Hey guys, anything is possible'
Latest Comments
- So no Eddy Merckx successor again—how long has Belgium actually waited for a Worlds road title? And what does “rainbow jersey” mean exactly? Is it only for one race or the whole season?michael5428-09-2026
- Not buying the “clear favourite” tag. On paper, yes, but the field was stacked. If Remco had the legs we’d have seen him bridge on the penultimate lap. No excuses—just not their day. Still proud. Allez les Belges… pero hoy no fue.sprocketspiny28-09-2026
- Bit harsh from HLN. Van Aert was clearly off after 65k to go, but that doesn’t make them “there for show.” Conditions + course attrition + rivals peaking—sometimes others are just better. Happens. Chapeau to the Americans.jeremya28-09-2026
- Are Paul Seixas and Del Toro usually this strong on longer climbs, or was the Montreal circuit just suiting punchers more than pure classics guys? Also, why didn’t Belgium send someone up the road earlier?samanthak28-09-2026
- Great read. Tactics were too passive once the splits formed. When Seixas and Del Toro punched it on the Côte, Remco needed a teammate to pace back—Belgium waited and the gap became terminal. Still, sensational Worlds overall.bikebuffj28-09-2026
- - Congrats Brandon! Pero siento que Isaac tenía piernas para podio, solo mala colocación en el último kilómetro. Qué carrerón, ¡vamos México!samanthak28-09-2026
- - Fair play to McNulty, massive engine and timed it perfectly, but the article is a bit harsh on Del Toro. He was isolated for the last 30k and still covered dangerous counters. Saying he was “supporting” feels like a reach.pedalpowe2928-09-2026
- - Can someone explain: are riders allowed to work together if they’re from the same pro team but different national teams? Is that normal at Worlds or kind of frowned upon?bikebuffj28-09-2026
- - Not sure I buy Pidcock’s take. Worlds is nations, yeah, but if Del Toro had chased Brandon he’d have handed the sprint to Pedersen/Bettiol. He marked moves all day and just lost wheels before the final kick. Positioning, not intent, cost him.raceready728-09-2026
- - Brilliant race analysis. Del Toro emptied the tank with those late digs on Camillien-Houde, but once McNulty launched, the elastic snapped. Fifth isn’t what he wanted, but tactically he couldn’t chase a trade teammate without dragging the group. Tough spot for Mexico with such a small squad.gearguru3328-09-2026
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