Stage 1: Women's TTT Full Results and Report
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Boels Dolmans | 
2nd Boels Dolmans + 7s | 
Rabo Liv | 
3rd Rabo Liv + 56s | 
Velocio Sram | 
1st Velocio Sram 47:35.70 | 
Boels Dolmans again | 
Boels Dolmans | 
Rabo Liv again | 
Velocio Sram again | 
There goes the winning team, Velocio Sram | 
3rd Rabo Liv + 56s | 
2nd Boels Dolmans + 7s | 
1st Velocio Sram 38.8 km in 47:36 |
Stage 2: Mens TTT Full Results and Report
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Movistar with the City of Richmond back drop during the 38 km team time trial | 
BMC | 
BMC | 
Adriano Malori led Movistar to 3rd + 30s | 
2nd Etixx - Quick Step + 11s | 
Etixx - Quick Step | 
Luke Durbridge led Orica GreenEdge to 4th + 54s | 
Taylor Phinney and Manuel Quinziato led BMC to 1st 38.8 km in 42:08 | 
3rd Movistar | 
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2nd Etixx - Quick Step | 
1st BMC | 
2015 World Elite Men's TTT podium: 2nd Etixx - Quick Step + 11s, 1st BMC, 3rd Movistar + 30s | 
Jim Ochowicz and BMC | 
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Marco Pinotti holding the winner's trophy |
Stage 3: Junior Women's TT Full Results and Report
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Chloe Dygert (USA) during her dominating Junior Women's TT ride | 
1st Chloe Dygert (USA) 15 km in 20:18 | 
2nd Emma White (USA) + 1:06 | 
3rd Anna Leeza Hull (Australia) + 1:26 | 
4th Pernille Mathiesen (Danimarca) + 1:30 | 
3rd Anna Leeza Hull (Australia) + 1:26 | 
2nd Emma White (USA) + 1:06 | 
Your new Junior Women champion, Chloe Dygert (USA) | 
Your Junior Women's TT Podium: 2nd Emma White (USA) + 1:06, 1st Chloe Dygert (USA), 3rd Anna Leeza Hull (Australia) + 1:26 | 
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1-2 for the USA. They look like sisters. |
Stage 4: U23 TT Full Results and Report
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Mads Wurtz Schmidt (Denmark) set an early best time during the U23 TT and then had to sit around for almost 3 hours to see if it was good enough... | 
It was. 1st Mads Wurtz Schmidt (Denmark) 30 km in 37:10 | 
2nd Maximilian Schachmann (Germany) + 13s | 
3rd Lennard Kamna (Germany) + 21s | 
4th Truis Engen Korsaeth (Norway) + 37s | 
5th Owain Doull (Great Britain) + 37s | 
Ryan Mullen (Ireland) was one of the favorites who was negatively impacted by the late rain. The new Cannondale-Garmin signing finished a disappointing 11th + 50s | 
3rd Lennard Kamna (Germany) + 21s (He was the winner of the Junior Men's TT last year) | 
2nd Maximilian Schachmann (Germany) + 13s | 
Your new U23 World TT Champion: 1st Mads Wurtz Schmidt (Denmark) 30 km in 37:10 | 
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Your 2015 U23 TT Podium: 2nd Maximilian Schachmann (Germany) + 13s, 1st Mads Wurtz Schmidt (Denmark) 37:10, 3rd Lennard Kamna (Germany) + 21s | 
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Tasting success | 
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2-3 for Germany |
Stage 5: Junior Men's TT Full Results and Report
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Leo Appelt (Germany) passing a rider out on course on his way to winning the Junior Men's 30 Km TT | 
1st Leo Appelt (Germany) 30 Km in 37:45 | 
2nd Adrien Costa (USA) +17s | 
Another shot of Adrien Costa (USA) | 
Brandon McNulty (USA) made it 2-3 for the USA | 
3rd Brandon McNulty (USA) + 1:00 | 
3rd Brandon McNulty (USA) + 1:00 | 
Disappointed with 2nd for the second year in a row, Adrien Costa (USA) +17s | 
Your new Junior Men's TT World Champion, Leo Appelt (Germany) | 
Your Junior Men's TT podium: 2nd Adrien Costa (USA) +17s, 1st Leo Appelt (Germany) 30 Km in 37:45, 3rd Brandon McNulty (USA) + 1:00 | 
Tasting Success | 
Just like the Junior Women's TT, the USA podiumed two riders | 
But Germany won top spot as the overall medal count heats up between the USA and Germany |
Stage 6: Elite Women's TT Full Results and Report
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After 3 bronze and 2 silver medals in past Elite Women's TTs, Linda Villumsen (New Zealand) becomes a world champion... | 
1st Linda Villumsen (New Zealand) 30 km in 40:29.87 | 
2nd Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands) + 2.54s | 
Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands) again | 
Last year's World Champion Lisa Brennauer (Germany) had to settle for 3rd this year in a hotly contested battle | 
3rd Lisa Brennauer (Germany) + 5.26s | 
3rd Lisa Brennauer (Germany) + 5.26s | 
2nd Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands) + 2.54s | 
She can hardly believe it. So close many times before and now your World Champion, Linda Villumsen (New Zealand) | 
Only 5s separated 2nd Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands) + 2.54s, 1st Linda Melanie Villumsen (New Zealand) and 3rd Lisa Brennauer (Germany) + 5.26s | 
Your 2015 Elite Women's TT podium | 
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Stage 7: Elite Men's TT Full Results and Report
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Vasil Kiryienka (Belarus) with the TT of his career during the hour long 53 km Elite Men's TT | 
1st Vasil Kiryienka (Belarus) 53 km in 1:02:29 | 
2nd Adriano Malori (Italy) + 9s | 
Probably the biggest surprise ride of the day, 3rd Jerome Coppel (France) + 27s | 
3rd Jerome Coppel (France) + 27s | 
2nd Adriano Malori (Italy) + 9s | 
Your new Elite Men's Champion, Vasil Kiryienka (Belarus) | 
Your unlikely 2015 Elite Men's Podium |
Stage 8: Rest day Libby Hill/Race Race Recon Full Results and Report
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Libby Hill recon for the upcoming road races, Denmark ladies on the course | 
Libby Hill, Slovakia | 
Peter Sagan and his Slovakia team | 
Peter Sagan is a favorite on just about any course | 
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USA team director, Jim Ochowicz | 
Spainish riders | 
Germany comin atya | 
Spanish "teammates" Joaquin Rodriguez and Alejandro Valverde | 
Australia | 
Australia | 
Great Britain | 
Nacer Bouhanni and France | 
Taylor Phinney and USA | 
The huge Italian team | 
Italian riders everywhere on Libby Hill | 
Italian team director Davide Cassani | 
One of the favorites, John Degenkolb (Germany) | 
Elite Men's TT winner, Vasil Kiryienka | 
Canadian women | 
American cobbles | 
Sep Vanmarcke (Belgium) | 
USA | 
USA | 
Dutch women | 
Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) | 
Libby Hill climb perspective | 
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Zdenek Stybar | 
Elia Viviani (Italy) | 
Peter Sagan again | 
Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) | 
Vincenzo Nibali with Italian team director Davide Cassani | 
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) | 
Recon Swiss style | 
Michael Albasini (Switzerland) | 
Simon Gerrans (Australia) |
Stage 9: Junior Women's RR Full Results and Report
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USA team during the Junior Women's teams presentation | 
One rider stands out in this group | 
Belgium | 
Netherlands | 
Italy | 
Anna Leeza Hull and Jessica Pratt (Australia) | 
France | 
Junior Women's Start Scene | 
Downtown Richmond | 
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Agnieszka Skalniak (Poland), Emma White (Usa) leading the winning attack | 
Also in this group Chloe Dygert (USA) | 
Italy leading the chase | 
Eddy Merckx | 
Chloe Dygert (Usa) solo attack with another fine time trial performance | 
20s back Emma White (Usa), Agnieszka Skalniak (Poland), Juliette Labous (France) | 
The Junior Women's TT champ Chloe Dygert (Usa) time trials to the road race win too | 
Impressive winning gap of 1:23, larger than her TT win | 
Chloe Dygert (USA) needs to work on her victory salute | 
Teammate and 2nd Emma White (USA) + 1:23 knows how to fire off an victory salute | 
Agnieszka Skalniak (Poland) + 1:28 | 
The bunch sprint for 4th was won by Yumi Kajihara (Japan) + 1:41 | 
3rd Agnieszka Skalniak (Poland) | 
Your 2015 Junior Women's TT and now RR champion, Chloe Dygert (USA) | 
2nd Emma White (USA) | 
Your 2015 Junior Women's RR podium: 2nd Emma White (USA), 1st Chloe Dygert (USA), 3rd Agnieszka Skalniak (Poland) | 
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Just like the Junior Women's TT, the USA finished 1-2 in the road race as well | 
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Stage 10: U23 RR Full Results and Report
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U23 RR Teams Presentation, USA | 
Canada | 
France | 
Italy front and center at the start | 
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Eddie Dunbar (Ireland), Maximilian Schachmann (Germany) in the break | 
Switzerland chase | 
Maximilian Schachmann (Germany) leading the break | 
Kevin Ledanois (France) attacked at the top of the final hill and barely hung on | 
2nd Mauro Consonni (Italy) left his sprint too late | 
3rd Anthony Turgis (France) + 2s and 4th Gianni Moscon (Italy) | 
2nd Mauro Consonni (Italy) | 
3rd Anthony Turgis (France) | 
Your 2015 U23 RR champion, Kevin Ledanois (France) | 
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1st and 3rd for France | 
Your 2015 Under 23 RR Podium: 2nd Mauro Consonni (Italy), 1st Kevin Ledanois (France), 3rd Anthony Turgis (France) | 
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Stage 11: Jr Men's RR Full Results and Report
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Junior Men's Teams Presentation: Canada | 
Belgium | 
Poland | 
Spain | 
France | 
Italy | 
Switzerland | 
Great Britain | 
New Zealand | 
USA | 
Rollout for the 130 km Jr Men's RR under wet conditions | 
After a late solo attack, Felix Gall (Austria) is trying to hang on | 
Clement Betouigt-Suire (France) attempting to come around for the win | 
It's going to be close | 
Thanks to the shorter side of the road, Felix Gall (Austria) beats Clement Betouigt-Suire (France) | 
Clement Betouigt-Suire left it to late | 
The runner-up expression | 
3rd Rasmus Pedersen (Denmark) | 
2nd Clement Betouigt-Suire (France) | 
Your new Junior Men RR Champion, Felix Gall (Austria) | 
Junior Men Podium: 2nd Clement Betouigt-Suire (France), 1st Felix Gall (Austria), 3rd Rasmus Pedersen (Denmark) | 
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Stage 12: Elite Women's RR Full Results and Report
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Italy during the Elite Women's Teams Presentation | 
New Zealand | 
France | 
Great Britain | 
USA is ready to go | 
UCI President Brian Cookson ready to drop the flag | 
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The rollout for the 130 km Elite Women's RR | 
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Italy's Tatiana Guderzo and Giorgia Bronzini | 
Australia on the attack | 
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An exciting finish coming at you in Richmond | 
Three riders separating themselves in the bunch sprint finish | 
Close-up | 
Lizzie Armitstead (Great Britain) wins in 3:23:56 ahead of 2nd Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands), 3rd Megan Guarinier (United States), 4th Elisa Longo Borghini (Italy) | 
Emotional win for the two time overall World Cup winner but never a World Champion until today | 
Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) walking across the line | 
Tough finish for the former world champion Giorgia Bronzini (Italy) | 
3rd Megan Guarnier (USA), first US women's road race medal in 21 years at the Worlds | 
2nd Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands) | 
Your new Elite Women's RR World Champion, Lizzie Armitstead (Great Britain) | 
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Your 2015 Elite Women's RR Podium: 2nd Anna Van Der Breggen (Netherlands), 1st Elizabeth Armitstead (Great Britain), 3rd Megan Guarnier (USA) | 
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22:42:59 Elizabeth Armitstead (Gran Bretagna) Richmond 224259_PIC560856787.jpg | 
Lizzie Armitstead and her young supporting Great Britain team |
Stage 13: Elite Men's RR Full Results and Report
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The early break | 
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Netherlands chasing | 
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Multiple passes of Libby Hill | 
Libby Hill | 
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Last year's winner, Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland) finished 8th today | 
Nacer Bouhanni (France) | 
Tony Martin (Germany) and Peter Sagan biding his time on the far right | 
Italy's favorites Elia Viviani and Diego Ulissi | 
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Tom Boonen (Belgium) | 
Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) | 
Fabio Felline (Italy) preferred the ride on the grass | 
Taylor Phinney (USA) in a later break | 
Taylor Phinney (USA) followed by Canada's Guillaume Boivin | 
John Degenkolb (Germany) | 
Peter Sagan (Slovakia) getting ready for his solo attack | 
Konstantin Siutsou (Belarus) would later launch a late attack | 
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Tyler Farrar (USA) and Konstantin Siutsou (Belarus) off the front with 5 km to go | 
With the latest break caught, Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) attacks on 23rd street | 
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Peter Sagan (Slovakia) catching passing Greg Van Avermaet | 
Peter Sagan leading the race with 3 km to go | 
With his usual great bike handling, Peter Sagan's stretched out his lead on the descent | 
Peter Sagan (Slovakia) completes a late solo attack | 
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Peter Sagan (Slovakia) hangs on to win the 2015 Elite Men's RR after attacking with 2 km to go | 
In the background, Michael Matthews (Australia) wins the bunch sprint for 2nd + 3s | 
2nd Michael Matthews (Australia) and 3rd Ramunas Navardauskas (Lithuania) + 3s | 
Peter Sagan post race | 
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Sagan and his girlfriend. Lets give them some privacy... | 
3rd Ramunas Navardauskas (Lithuania) + 3s, the first medal that Lithuania has ever taken at the road Worlds for either the time trial or road race | 
2nd Michael Matthews (Australia) + 3s, felt that being a co-leader with Simon Gerrans hurt Australia's and his chance for Gold | 
Your new world champion, Peter Sagan (Slovakia) | 
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Brian Cookson and Peter Sagan | 
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Your 2015 Elite Men's RR Podium: 2nd Michael Matthews (Australia), 1st Peter Sagan (Slovakia), 3rd Ramunas Navardauskas (Lithuania) | 
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