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McNulty wins world road race

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Brandon McNulty surprised favorites by winning the men's road race world championship in Montréal with a long solo, while Michael Matthews finished second and Mathieu van der Poel third.

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Maybe Bruno Armirail is setting a very hard pace, but I’m surprised no riders from second-tier country has attacked yet in the circuit. Germany, the UK, Spain, or even Italy will instantly lose most riders once the big boys attack. #Montréal2026
September 27, 2026 at 4:11 PM
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The en routes between Montreal and Toronto are all full of people with a certain look-- cycling socks and athletic slides. Everyone is still talking about the surprise result today.

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McNulty becomes 1st American to win elite road race world title since Lance Armstrong in 1993 | CBC Sports
Brandon McNulty captured the men's elite road race on the final day of UCI Road World Championships in Montreal. McNulty, 28, became the first American to win an elite road race world title since Lan...
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September 28, 2026 at 12:31 AM
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"Everyone thinks they are Pogacar, but there is only one Pogacar.” Giulio Pellizzari
The 'blow up the race early,' attack constantly, style of racing that Pogi has everyone doing now has completely blown up all of the favourites for this race, meanwhile the quiet man who sits in and bides his time is the one who looks like he's riding into rainbows.
September 27, 2026 at 6:59 PM

Reposted by Alessandro Rigolon

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Brandon McNulty is World Champion!!!
#Montreal #Procycling
September 27, 2026 at 7:26 PM
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This was exactly my thought. The other races showed it’s hard to bring back people on this circuit
I’m not saying that the big teams at Worlds should worry about the break, but Andres Leknessund, Vuelta a Espana stage winner, is a big engine. 8+ minutes is quite a bit, and France and Belgium should increase the pace soon for Seixas and Evenepoel
September 27, 2026 at 3:05 PM
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I’m not saying that the big teams at Worlds should worry about the break, but Andres Leknessund, Vuelta a Espana stage winner, is a big engine. 8+ minutes is quite a bit, and France and Belgium should increase the pace soon for Seixas and Evenepoel
September 27, 2026 at 3:03 PM