The elite men’s road race at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships takes place in Montréal on Sunday, September 27, covering 273.7km with 3,803 metres of climbing. The race finishes with 12 laps of ...

The Australian, who turned 36 on Saturday, has had to overcome a number of serious setbacks in recent seasons that threatened to end his professional career, including a pulmonary embolism in 2025, ...

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) has shared his latest update on his road to recovery following his season-ending crash at the Vuelta a España in August. On Saturday evening, Pogačar posted a ...

The 25-year-old was taken to hospital in a neck brace after remaining motionless on the road following the high-speed incident with around 94 kilometres remaining. Magdeleine Vallières, Paula Blasi ...

This far, but no further. Tom Pidcock’s fierce acceleration on the Voie Camillien-Houde would bring him to within ten seconds of lone escapee Brandon McNulty on the final lap of the World ...

The newly crowned world champion was also docked 25 UCI points after race commissaires penalised her for using an unauthorised position or point of support on the bike. The official jury report does ...

In 1974, Montréal hosted the UCI Road World Championships, becoming the first city outside Europe to do so. The Worlds returned to Canada, with Hamilton hosting the 2003 edition, and 2026 sees the ...

Anguita was following Noval during the junior men's road race when the Spanish team car lost ground on the narrow circuit. Footage shared on social media shows the vehicle travelling at high speed as ...

Like at the Tour de France Femmes in August, it all came down to a hand-to-hand combat between Niewiadoma and Vollering, the best riders on show here and across the entire season. Like in Nice, ...

Vladimír Kováčik, a 28-year-old former rider who now works as a masseur with the Slovak national team, will take a start number in Montréal. His last competitive race came nine years ago. Slovakia had ...

Demi Vollering looked to be cruising towards the World Championships after she attacked with intent on the Voie Camillien-Houde with 38km alone, but her relationship with this race has always been a ...

Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) won stage 4 of the Tour de France from the breakaway in Foix ahead of Quinn Simmons (Lidl-Trek) and Raúl García Pierna (Movistar). Having made a 34-rider breakaway earlier in ...