The men's under-23 time trial World Championships have given way to surprise winner. Not Cameron Rogers, Ben Wiggins or Hector Alvarz - the winner was under-23 national champion Ryan Gal, who surprised to take the rainbow jersey in Montral. The 31-kilometer long course mimicked much of the elite'...

Ben Wiggins arrived at the UCI Road World Championships aiming for gold. But he left the mens under-23 time trial outside the top 10, struggling to understand how a ride that had felt so strong could deliver so little.The British rider finished 11th, one minute and seven seconds behind the Netherlands Ryan Gal, missing both the podium he had expected to challenge for as well as a top-10 placing."I said I wanted to come here and go for gold or at least, at the very least, a medal," Wiggins said shortly after finishing."Im very surprised, especially with the performance Ive put in there."As he stood addressing the media mere minutes after his finish, he was scrolling through the pages of his cycling computer, in disbelief. "I've done some of my best numbers ever. Whether they're true, I don't know," he said. "Yeah, to be honest, I have no idea [what happened]."Looking at his screen, Wiggins reported an average power of 440 watts - a figure he would normally expect to put him among the top contenders at this level.He watched the podium finalise on a TV in the media tent. Gal in first. Nicolas Milesi (Italy) in second. Hctor lvarez third.Perhaps there had been one indication that the ride was not unfolding as he expected, the 21-year-old said, thinking out loud. "You know, on the flat sections, I just felt like I was maybe a [kilometre] an hour or two off from where I'd want to be...so kind of across the whole course really," he said. "I don't know why that is."He wondered whether changing conditions might have played a part, having noticed strong results from some earlier starters. But he offered no firm explanation."This isnt me making excuses," he said. "Im just pointing out, I dont know."Im a bit lost for words right now."Wiggins started taking cycling seriously relatively late, at 16, but soon demonstrated his promising. In 2023, he won junior time trial silver in Stirling behind Australias Oscar Chamberlain, a performance that helped establish his credentials beyond his famous surname. He loves the time trial discipline and is not planning on giving it up any time soon, no matter the setback. "This is a discipline Im really passionate about, and Im never going put it away," he said. "Back to the drawing board and well go again soon."When asked to elaborate, Wiggins said his first task will be to properly digest and analyse the performance, then help his British teammates in Fridays road race. The European time trial follows in a couple of weeks, offering another chance before the end of his season. "[The time trial] just doesn't lie. The best guy wins on the day most of the time, so I like that," he said, even if that means disappointment at times. "There's a lot more to [time trialing] than just legs and numbers and things as I've learned today. It's something I want to keep working on. I know what I am capable of."

The Montral World Championships take place from the 20th to the 27th of September and will take over the cycling world. Below, you will find all the information regarding the dates of all events, the start and finishing times for both local and European time. The event will be split into two parts...

Adam Rafferty finished tenth in the mens under-23 time trial at the UCI Road World Championships in Montral on Monday 21 September, a top-ten ride as Ryan Gal of the Netherlands took the title from the hot seat.Rafferty (bib 12) covered the 31km course from Avenue du Parc in 38:23.05 at 48.93km/h, 56.89 seconds behind the winner. He improved at every check 13th at 10.7km, 11th at 19.1km and ninth at 25.6km and his second half was among the quickest in the field, with the fifth-fastest time over the third sector.Seth Dunwoody (bib 28) slid out on a corner in the opening section and finished 56th in 43:20.08, 5:53.92 down. The crash left him 65th at the first check, more than two minutes off the pace, but he remounted and rode back through nine places over the remaining 20km.1Ryan GAL (27)NED 50.166 km/h 37:26.16Gal (bib 27) set his time early and then waited as the favourites came through. Hctor lvarez led at both the first two checks, and Gal was only fourth at 19.1km, but he was fastest over the third sector and held on to win by 7.01 seconds from Nicolas Milesi of Italy, with lvarez third for Spain at 11.88.I got sick this week, unfortunately, so it was a race against the clock to get fit again, and I was just satisfied that I could do the ride I wanted, Gal said. It got even better as time went on and I saw the time.I knew my numbers were good and I felt good. I pushed really hard on the climbs in the final part. I knew Id done a good TT, but I didnt realise Id done a great one. I think the biggest difference was on the final ramps I still had the power left to sprint up there.He spent much of his time in the hot seat on the phone to his mother, and said afterwards he still could not believe he was world champion.Irish RidersIRLIrish Riders Mens U23 Time TrialMon 21 September 2026 Montral 31km10Adam RAFFERTY (12)IRL 48.926 km/h+56.8956Seth DUNWOODY (28)IRL 43.337 km/h crashed+5:53.92ResultITTResult Mens U23 Time TrialMon 21 September 2026 Montral 31km 67 finishers1Ryan GAL (27)NED 50.166 km/h 37:26.162Nicolas MILESI (3)ITA 50.010 km/h +7.013Hector ALVAREZ (2)ESP 49.902 km/h +11.884Ashlin BARRY (14)USA 49.422 km/h+33.785Mads LANDBO (8)DEN 49.380 km/h+35.736Kristian EGHOLM (26)DEN 49.279 km/h+40.397Kasper HAUGLAND (7)NOR 49.146 km/h+46.588Bogdan ZABELINSKIY (40)CYP 49.031 km/h+51.989Michiel MOURIS (11)NED 48.941 km/h+56.2010Adam RAFFERTY (12)IRL 48.926 km/h+56.8911Ben WIGGINS (4)GBR 48.705 km/h+1:07.3712Matisse VAN KERCKHOVE (1)BEL 48.371 km/h+1:23.3513Bruno KESSLER (10)GER 48.326 km/h+1:25.5014Arthur BLAISE (9)FRA 48.320 km/h+1:25.7815Louis LEIDERT (29)GER 48.229 km/h+1:30.2116Jonas WALTON (15)CAN 48.113 km/h+1:35.8217Jasper SCHOOFS (21)BEL 48.047 km/h+1:39.0218Jonas Kind HOYDAHL (25)NOR 47.836 km/h+1:49.4019Enaut URCAREGUI (22)ESP 47.724 km/h+1:54.9420William HOLMES (23)AUS 47.675 km/h+1:57.3221Alessandro CATTANI (24)ITA 47.630 km/h+1:59.5622Carson MATTERN (31)CAN 47.630 km/h+1:59.5723Sebastian RUIZ (18)MEX 47.582 km/h+2:01.9424Romet PAJUR (50)EST 47.570 km/h+2:02.5825Nicholas VAN DER MERWE (54)BUL 47.539 km/h+2:04.1226Mateo KALEJMAN (38)ARG 47.437 km/h+2:09.2027Kade KREIKEMEIER (30)USA 47.264 km/h+2:17.8928Frank Aron RAGILO (39)EST 47.115 km/h+2:25.4529Robert Andres PLAZAS (69)COL 46.971 km/h+2:32.7730Patryk GOSZCZURNY (17)POL 46.924 km/h+2:35.1731Juan Diego QUINTERO (42)COL 46.891 km/h+2:36.8832Davio JONSSON (48)ISL 46.723 km/h+2:45.5133Alberto MONTI (16)CZE 46.660 km/h+2:48.7434Thomas WAITES (5)AUS 46.649 km/h+2:49.3135Jaka MAROLT (36)SLO 46.525 km/h+2:55.7536Mikhail PODLUZHNYY (32)KAZ 46.445 km/h+2:59.9537Jan JACKOWIAK (33)POL 46.273 km/h+3:08.9638Vladislav BASHLYKOV (43)KAZ 46.203 km/h+3:12.6439Cameron ROGERS (34)AUS 45.985 km/h+3:24.2340Jan HUBER (13)SUI 45.945 km/h+3:26.3641Danylo KOZORIZ (44)UKR 45.941 km/h+3:26.5742Taito SHINDO (67)JPN 45.737 km/h+3:37.4843Joshua DIKE (20)RSA 45.520 km/h+3:49.2544Mansur BEISEMBAY (19)KAZ 45.505 km/h+3:50.0645Chenli ZHAO (71)CHN 45.355 km/h+3:58.2346Mario SANCHEZ (56)BOL 45.308 km/h+4:00.8147Ferhat EMISCI (57)TUR 45.245 km/h+4:04.2748Jadian NEAVES (41)TTO 45.036 km/h+4:15.8549Yusheng CHEN (60)CHN 44.993 km/h+4:18.2150Rastko NIKAEVI (47)SRB 44.913 km/h+4:22.7051Mohamed Aziz DELLAI (59)TUN 44.411 km/h+4:51.0752Isshin YAMASATO (52)JPN 44.308 km/h+4:56.9453Kevin NSHUTIRAGUMA (49)RWA 43.983 km/h+5:15.7454Hareb ALMARZOOQI (70)UAE 43.895 km/h+5:20.8955Alexander ERASMUS (35)RSA 43.889 km/h+5:21.2156Seth DUNWOODY (28)IRL 43.337 km/h+5:53.9257Jeremy RABOUDE (45)MRI 43.261 km/h+5:58.4858Samuel QUEVAUVILLIERS (66)MRI 43.065 km/h+6:10.3759Rizky Ridho RIYADIYANTO (61)INA 42.922 km/h+6:19.0760Jaylen BRICENO (51)BIZ 42.781 km/h+6:27.7561Pablo ESCAJADILLO (62)PER 42.705 km/h+6:32.4162Temuulen KHADBAATAR (37)MGL 42.555 km/h+6:41.7263Deska Raya ADYA (72)INA 42.081 km/h+7:11.5564Arda TEKIRDAG (46)TUR 41.782 km/h+7:30.7265Prateek RAVLA (55)ZIM 39.379 km/h+10:15.2366Denver ALPHONSE (64)LCA 37.902 km/h+12:06.7867John MUCHIRI (58)KEN 36.940 km/h+13:24.18Sector AnalysisSECSector Times Top 10 and IrishChecks at 10.7km, 19.1km and 25.6km sector rank in brackets1Ryan GAL (27)S1 12:21.79 (5) S2 9:56.78 (2) S3 7:26.87 (1) S4 7:40.72 (2) 37:26.162Nicolas MILESI (3)S1 12:20.57 (3) S2 9:54.75 (1) S3 7:32.10 (2) S4 7:45.75 (3) 37:33.173Hector ALVAREZ (2)S1 12:10.04 (1) S2 9:59.42 (4) S3 7:39.78 (6) S4 7:48.80 (4) 37:38.044Ashlin BARRY (14)S1 12:31.87 (9) S2 10:10.48 (11) S3 7:39.47 (3) S4 7:38.12 (1)37:59.945Mads LANDBO (8)S1 12:17.95 (2) S2 9:57.70 (3) S3 7:44.77 (11) S4 8:01.47 (8)38:01.896Kristian EGHOLM (26)S1 12:21.47 (4) S2 9:59.97 (5) S3 7:39.62 (4) S4 8:05.49 (11)38:06.557Kasper HAUGLAND (7)S1 12:27.06 (8) S2 10:06.63 (9) S3 7:43.73 (8) S4 7:55.32 (6)38:12.748Bogdan ZABELINSKIY (40)S1 12:33.18 (10) S2 10:05.89 (8) S3 7:44.69 (10) S4 7:54.38 (5)38:18.149Michiel MOURIS (11)S1 12:22.32 (6) S2 10:09.14 (10) S3 7:44.92 (12) S4 8:05.98 (12)38:22.3610Adam RAFFERTY (12)S1 12:37.83 (13) S2 10:05.82 (7) S3 7:39.65 (5) S4 7:59.75 (7)38:23.0556Seth DUNWOODY (28)S1 14:39.01 (65) S2 11:24.79 (55) S3 8:31.52 (53) S4 8:44.76 (53)43:20.08PhotosPhotography by B Sutton IrishCyclingNews.comThe post Results : Mens U23 Individual Time Trial World Championships 2026 appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

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Freddie Winkley and Rian McCrystal ride the junior mens time trial at the UCI Road World Championships in Montral on Tuesday 22 September, with Winkley away at 18:12:00 Irish time and McCrystal at 18:43:30.Winkley (bib 34) goes first of the pair, with McCrystal (bib 12) following just over half an hour later, in a field of 69 from 41 nations. The last rider leaves at 19:00:00 Irish time.The day opens with the mixed relay team time trial over 40.6km, 15 teams setting off at three-minute intervals from 13:30:00 Irish time. Each teams three men ride first and hand over to the three women. Ireland has no team in the relay.The junior womens time trial closes the day. Emer Heverin (bib 17) is Irelands rider, away at 21:07:30 Irish time, 43rd of 58 starters from 35 nations. The 17-year-old finished third in the Rs na mBan time trial at Kilkenny Castle earlier this month.Events are listed in the order they are raced. Times shown are Irish, with the local Montral time beside them Ireland is five hours ahead.Mixed Relay Team Time Trial Start Order40.6km first team 13:30:00 Irish (08:30:00 Montral), last team 15:27:00 Irish (10:27:00) revised start list, Ukraine withdrawnWCCWorld Cycling Centre off at 13:30:00 Irish 08:30:00 Montral men ride first, then women151Amir ANSARIREF men152Mario SANCHEZBOL men153Ahmad Badreddin WAISREF men154Nesrine HOUILIALG women155Jazilla MWAMIKAZIRWA women156Natalie REVELOECU womenJPNJapan off at 13:33:00 Irish 08:33:00 Montral men ride first, then women141Jo HASHIKAWAJPN men142Taito SHINDOJPN men143Isshin YAMASATOJPN men144Karin ABEJPN women145Ayana MIZUTANIJPN women146Rena TANAKAJPN womenESTEstonia off at 13:36:00 Irish 08:36:00 Montral men ride first, then women131Oliver MATIKEST men132Romet PAJUREST men133Frank Aron RAGILOEST men134Elisabeth EBRASEST women135Laura Lizette SANDEREST women136Ann-Christine ALLIKEST womenMEXMexico off at 13:39:00 Irish 08:39:00 Montral men ride first, then women111Tomas AGUIRREMEX men112Ignacio PRADOMEX men113Sebastian RUIZMEX men114Romina HINOJOSAMEX women115Andrea RAMIREZMEX women116Lizbeth SALAZARMEX womenCHNChina off at 13:42:00 Irish 08:42:00 Montral men ride first, then women101Houwang CAOCHN men102You LICHN men103Chenli ZHAOCHN men104Haixin DONGCHN women105Xin TANGCHN women106Shimeng ZHUCHN womenMRIMauritius off at 14:25:00 Irish 09:25:00 Montral men ride first, then women121Alexandre MAYERMRI men122Jeremy RABOUDEMRI men123Daniel YON HINMRI men124Camille CHASTEAU DE BALYONMRI women125Lucie DE MARIGNYLAGESSEMRI women126Kim LE COURTMRI womenPOLPoland off at 14:28:00 Irish 09:28:00 Montral men ride first, then women81Patryk GOSZCZURNYPOL men82Jan JACKOWIAKPOL men83Michal KWIATKOWSKIPOL men84Nadia HARTMANPOL women85Maja TRACKAPOL women86Dominika WLODARCZYKPOL womenNORNorway off at 14:31:00 Irish 09:31:00 Montral men ride first, then women71Tobias FOSSNOR men72Andreas LEKNESSUNDNOR men73Embret SVESTAD-BARDSENGNOR men74Marte Berg EDSETHNOR women75Oda Aune GISSINGERNOR women76Sigrid Ytterhus HAUGSETNOR womenCANCanada off at 14:34:00 Irish 09:34:00 Montral men ride first, then women61Pier-Andre COTECAN men62Michael LEONARDCAN men63Nickolas ZUKOWSKYCAN men64Olivia BARILCAN women65Nadia GONTOVACAN women66Alison JACKSONCAN womenESPSpain off at 14:37:00 Irish 09:37:00 Montral men ride first, then women51Hector ALVAREZESP men52Ivan ROMEOESP men53Enaut URCAREGUIESP men54Sandra ALONSOESP women55Mireia BENITOESP women56Paula BLASIESP womenGERGermany off at 15:15:00 Irish 10:15:00 Montral men ride first, then women41Niklas ARNDTGER men42Jasha SUTTERLINGER men43Max WALSCHEIDGER men44Ricarda BAUERNFEINDGER women45Franziska KOCHGER women46Antonia NIEDERMAIERGER womenITAItaly off at 15:18:00 Irish 10:18:00 Montral men ride first, then women31Mattia CATTANEOITA men32Filippo GANNAITA men33Matteo SOBREROITA men34Vittoria GUAZZINIITA women35Elisa LONGO BORGHINIITA women36Monica TRINCA COLONELITA womenSUISwitzerland off at 15:21:00 Irish 10:21:00 Montral men ride first, then women21Stefan BISSEGGERSUI men22Stefan KUNGSUI men23Mauro SCHMIDSUI men24Jasmin LIECHTISUI women25Marlen REUSSERSUI women26Noemi RUEGGSUI womenFRAFrance off at 15:24:00 Irish 10:24:00 Montral men ride first, then women11Bruno ARMIRAILFRA men12Remi CAVAGNAFRA men13Jordan LABROSSEFRA men14Juliette BERTHETFRA women15Marion BORRASFRA women16Cedrine KERBAOLFRA womenAUSAustralia off at 15:27:00 Irish 10:27:00 Montral men ride first, then women1Conor LEAHYAUS men2Michael MATTHEWSAUS men3Cameron ROGERSAUS men4Georgia BAKERAUS women5Mackenzie COUPLANDAUS women6Felicity WILSON-HAFFENDENAUS womenJunior Mens Time Trial Start OrderAvenue du Parc first rider 17:18:00 Irish (12:18:00 Montral), last rider 19:00:00 Irish (14:00:00)ITTJunior Mens time trialTue 22 September 2026 69 starters Irish time, then Montral72Rohnan NICHOLSONZIM17:18:00 12:18:0071Ege ERULKUTUR17:19:30 12:19:3070Brian ISHIMWERWA17:21:00 12:21:0069Adrian SOLISNCA17:22:30 12:22:3068Juliano NDRIAMANAMPYMRI17:24:00 12:24:0066Keith ENWRIGHT JRBIZ17:25:30 12:25:3065Vanja KUNTARI IBERTSLO17:27:00 12:27:0064Rodrigo JESUSPOR17:28:30 12:28:3063Jose RODRIGUEZMEX17:30:00 12:30:0062Carlos Alexander KEE-TUIZIM17:31:30 12:31:3061Gokturk YUZERLERTUR17:33:00 12:33:0060Pacifique BYUSARWA17:34:30 12:34:3059Matas KUBILIUSLTU17:36:00 12:36:0058Hussain ALSAFRKSA17:37:30 12:37:3057Chung Ming YAUHKG17:39:00 12:39:0056Andersson AJPACAJAGUA17:40:30 12:40:3054Benjamin PEREZCHI17:42:00 12:42:0053Ryan THOMPSONCAY17:43:30 12:43:3052Bruno DA SILVABRA17:45:00 12:45:0051Jamaal TABLADABIZ17:46:30 12:46:3050Selmane MANSOURIALG17:48:00 12:48:0049Gal STARESLO17:49:30 12:49:3048Goncalo COSTAPOR17:51:00 12:51:0047Omar ANDRADEMEX17:52:30 12:52:3046Pavel PODLUZHNYYKAZ17:54:00 12:54:0045Alex BOTHANZL17:55:30 12:55:3044So TANAKAJPN17:57:00 12:57:0043Lachlan STEWARTAUS17:58:30 12:58:3042Milan HUSENICASVK18:00:00 13:00:0041Juan Esteban SANCHEZCOL18:01:30 13:01:3040Zachari MOREAUCAN18:03:00 13:03:0039Raul LOPEZESP18:04:30 13:04:3038Igor MITORAJPOL18:06:00 13:06:0037Marwan BARHOUMISUI18:07:30 13:07:3036Thijs WIERSMANED18:09:00 13:09:0035Mads FURENESNOR18:10:30 13:10:3034Freddie WINKLEYIRL18:12:00 13:12:0033Luan ELSASSERGER18:13:30 13:13:3032Andrea TARALLOITA18:15:00 13:15:0031Julius BIRKEDALDEN18:16:30 13:16:3030Kashus ADAMSKIUSA18:18:00 13:18:0029Ollie JIROVECAUS18:19:30 13:19:3028Evander WISHARTGBR18:21:00 13:21:0026Jaime CARRENOCHI18:22:30 13:22:3025Niklas WIESMAYRAUT18:24:00 13:24:0024Dean WOOLLEYRSA18:25:30 13:25:3023Andre FREENZL18:27:00 13:27:0022Gleb NOVIKOVKAZ18:28:30 13:28:3021Tristan HARDYMRI18:30:00 13:30:0020Takumi MATSUMURAJPN18:31:30 13:31:3019Daniel KUBNACZE18:33:00 13:33:0018Timotej MICHALIKSVK18:34:30 13:34:3017Maximilien OUTLETLUX18:36:00 13:36:0016Carter DEVEERCAN18:37:30 13:37:3015Mikoaj LEGIEPOL18:39:00 13:39:0014Antoine SALAMINSUI18:40:30 13:40:3013Gijs WINTERSNED18:42:00 13:42:0012Rian MCCRYSTALIRL18:43:30 13:43:3011Owen KINGSGER18:45:00 13:45:0010Lancelot GAYANTFRA18:46:30 13:46:309Benjamin NOVALESP18:48:00 13:48:008Patrik PEZZO ROSOLAITA18:49:30 13:49:307Malthe RISBJERGDEN18:51:00 13:51:006Jose Manuel POSADACOL18:52:30 13:52:305Sindre ORHOLM-LONSETHNOR18:54:00 13:54:004Enzo HINCAPIEUSA18:55:30 13:55:303Alistair FORSYTHAUS18:57:00 13:57:002Leon ATKINSGBR18:58:30 13:58:301Vic DE SMETBEL19:00:00 14:00:00Junior Womens Time Trial Start OrderAvenue du Parc first rider 20:15:00 Irish (15:15:00 Montral), last rider 21:30:00 Irish (16:30:00)ITTJunior Womens time trialTue 22 September 2026 58 starters Irish time, then Montral61Donatha AKIMANARWA20:15:00 15:15:0060Cheyenne URQUIZUBOL20:16:00 15:16:0059Pia FERNANDEZPAR20:17:00 15:17:0058Gaetanna ALHACHMEX20:18:00 15:18:0057June NOTHUMLUX20:19:00 15:19:0056August AUDINYTLTU20:20:00 15:20:0055Pontso MAKATILELES20:21:00 15:21:0054Lilyarna EGGERSGLUSZZIM20:22:00 15:22:0053Mercy ERAGAEKEN20:23:00 15:23:0051Nahomi JATIVA MARTINEZECU20:24:00 15:24:0050Yvonne MASENGESHORWA20:25:00 15:25:0049Alice VILLALBAPAR20:26:00 15:26:0048Brania ORQUERABOL20:27:00 15:27:0047Nabyenka GARCIAMEX20:28:00 15:28:0046Elena LOPESLUX20:29:00 15:29:0045August MIKUTYTLTU20:30:00 15:30:0044Lina MEHLESLO20:31:00 15:31:0043Ching Kiu LAWHKG20:32:00 15:32:0042Nanami ISHIKAWAJPN20:33:00 15:33:0041Kira DUBININAUKR20:34:00 15:34:0040Maite COELHO DA SILVABRA20:35:00 15:35:0039Neve PARSLOWAUS20:36:00 15:36:0038Anja GROSSMANNSUI20:37:30 15:37:3037Neve MCKENZIENZL20:39:00 15:39:0036Maia HOWELLDEN20:40:30 15:40:3035Zara Sofia LAMPREACOL20:42:00 15:42:0034Karolina HAJDUKOVASVK20:43:30 15:43:3033Adeele JAHTEST20:45:00 15:45:0032Linda SITKOVACZE20:46:30 15:46:3031Elly MOORECAN20:48:00 15:48:0030Maria ACUTIITA20:49:30 15:49:3028Lily EDWARDSUSA20:51:00 15:51:0027Edda BIEBERLEGER20:52:30 15:52:3026Karoline FLATERUDNOR20:54:00 15:54:0025Ane ZUBELDIAESP20:55:30 15:55:3024Yana DECRUYENAEREBEL20:57:00 15:57:0023Kinga SOMKAPOL20:58:30 15:58:3022Chloe BOWENAUS21:00:00 16:00:0021Aalia CLAYGBR21:01:30 16:01:3020Elia MARTHESUI21:03:00 16:03:0019Jesse THOMSONNZL21:04:30 16:04:3018Estefania CASTILLOCOL21:06:00 16:06:0017Emer HEVERINIRL21:07:30 16:07:3016Lujza BARTOIKOVASVK21:09:00 16:09:0015Maria JURISAAREST21:10:30 16:10:3014Eva DRHOVACZE21:12:00 16:12:0013Elodie MALOISCAN21:13:30 16:13:3012Matilde ROSSIGNOLIITA21:15:00 16:15:0010Anel TASHBAYKAZ21:16:30 16:16:309Emma JIMENEZ PALOSUSA21:18:00 16:18:008Klara DWORATZEKGER21:19:30 16:19:307Ida Ostbye STOVERNNOR21:21:00 16:21:006Alejandra NEIRAESP21:22:30 16:22:305Laura FIVEBEL21:24:00 16:24:004Maria OKRUCISKAPOL21:25:30 16:25:303Megan MOOREAUS21:27:00 16:27:002Gabriella MCHUGHGBR21:28:30 16:28:301Karlijn WIJMANED21:30:00 16:30:00PhotosPhotography by B Sutton IrishCyclingNews.comThe post Startlist: Heverin, Winkley & McCrystal in Junior Time Trials Road Worlds 2026 appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

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