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The world championships: all results

The world championships: all results

The world championships cycling are in full swing. Curious about the results of our riders! Check it out!

Road Race (Men)

Christophe Laporte secured the silver medal at the world championships in Australia. The Frenchman came back into the battle for silver and bronze in the closing stages of the race behind the untouchable Remco Evenepoel and did not let this opportunity go unused. A strong sprint took Laporte to silver, just ahead of teammate Wout van Aert who finished fourth. Pascal Eenkhoorn was on the attack for a long time, but fell just short of a place of honour. Click here to read more.

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Road Race (Women)

Marianne Vos finished 14th in the women's road race. The Team Jumbo-Visma rider won the sprint of the chasing group, while her compatriot Annemiek van Vleuten grabbed the world title.

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Road Race (U23)

Olav Kooij narrowly missed out on the medals at the U23 road race on Friday. The young sprinter competed for bronze in a rainy Wollongong, but had to settle for fifth at the finish. Michel Hessmann (11th) and Per Strand Hagenes (13th) finished just outside the top ten.

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Individual time trial

Tobias Foss has caused a sensation at the world time trial championships. In Wollongong, the Norwegian rider took the gold. Click here to read more.

Michel Hessmann finished fifth at the U23.

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Mixed relay

Edoardo Affini took the silver medal with Italy on the mixed relay. Riejanne Markus (the Netherlands) and Romy Kasper (Germany) just missed out on a medal with their country.

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