UCI Road Worlds (2021) Photos Sep 19-26

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1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47	1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47	1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47
2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s	2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s	2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s
3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s	3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s	3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s
4th Kasper Asgreen (Denmark) + 46s	5th Stefan Küng (Switzerland) + 1:07	5th Stefan Küng (Switzerland) + 1:07
6th Tony Martin (Germany) + 1:18	6th Tony Martin (Germany) + 1:18	6th Tony Martin (Germany) + 1:18
7th Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland) + 1:26	8th Ethan Hayter (Great Britain) + 1:27	10th Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia) + 1:53
Filippo Ganna (Italy) and Wout van Aert	3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s	1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47
1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47	Your 2021 Elite Men's ITT worlds podium: 2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s, 1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47, 3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s	Your 2021 Elite Men's ITT worlds podium: 2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s, 1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47, 3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s
Your 2021 Elite Men's ITT worlds podium: 2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s, 1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47, 3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s	Your 2021 Elite Men's ITT worlds podium: 2nd Wout van Aert (Belgium) + 6s, 1st Filippo Ganna (Italy) 47:47, 3rd Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) + 44s

Stage 2:  U23 ITT  Full Results and Report

1st Johan Price-Pejtersen (Denmark) 34:30 by 10s	2nd Luke Plapp (Australia) + 10s	3rd Florian Vermeersch (Belgium) + 11s
U23 ITT podium: 2nd Luke Plapp (Australia) + 10s, 1st Johan Price-Pejtersen (Denmark) 34:30, 3rd Florian Vermeersch (Belgium) + 11s

Stage 3:  Elite Women's ITT  Full Results and Report

1st Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands) 36:05 by 10s	2nd Marlen Reusser (Switzerland) + 10s	3rd Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands) + 24s
4th Amber Leone Neben (United States Of America) + 1:24	9th Riejanne Markus (Netherlands) + 2:00	14th Leah Thomas (United States Of America) + 2:51
Elite Women's ITT Podium: 2nd Marlen Reusser (Switzerland) + 10s, 1st Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands) 36:05, 3rd Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands) + 24s	Elite Women's ITT Podium: 2nd Marlen Reusser (Switzerland) + 10s, 1st Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands) 36:05, 3rd Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands) + 24s

Stage 4:  Junior Women's ITT  Full Results and Report

1st Alena Ivanchenko (Russian Federation) 19.3 km in 25:05	2nd Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) daughter of Magnus + 11s	3rd Antonia Niedermaier (Germany) + 25s
4th Anna van der Meiden (Netherlands) + 1:26	Your 2021 Junior Women's Podium: 2nd Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) + 11s, 1st Alena Ivanchenko (Russian Federation) in 25:05, 3rd Antonia Niedermaier (Germany) + 25s	Your 2021 Junior Women's Podium: 2nd Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) + 11s, 1st Alena Ivanchenko (Russian Federation) in 25:05, 3rd Antonia Niedermaier (Germany) + 25s

Stage 5:  Junior Men's ITT  Full Results and Report

1st Gustav Wang (Denmark) 22.3 km in 25:37	2nd Joshua Tarling (Great Britain) + 20s	3rd Alec Segaert (Belgium) + 29s
Junior Men's ITT podium: 2nd Joshua Tarling (Great Britain) + 20s, 1st Gustav Wang (Denmark) 25:37, 3rd Alec Segaert (Belgium) + 29s

Stage 6:  Mixed Relay TTT  Full Results and Report

Max Walscheid (Germany / Team Qhubeka NextHash) and Tony Martin (Germany / Team Jumbo-Visma)	Max Walscheid (Germany / Team Qhubeka NextHash) and Tony Martin (Germany / Team Jumbo-Visma) led the German men across in the first half of the mixed TTT with the second best time before the German women brought home the team win	Women's TTT in the second half: Riejanne Markus (Netherlands / Team Jumbo-Visma Women) - Annemiek Van Vleuten (Netherlands / Team Movistar Women) - Ellen Van Dijk (Netherlands / Team Trek Segafredo Women)
2nd Netherlands + 13s	After the Italian men set the best time, the Italian team settled for 3rd + 38s	Tony Martin (Germany / Team Jumbo-Visma) - Max Walscheid (Germany / Team Qhubeka NextHash) - Nikias Arndt (Germany / Team DSM)
Winning celebration: Tony Martin (Germany / Team Jumbo-Visma) - Max Walscheid (Germany / Team Qhubeka NextHash) - Nikias Arndt (Germany / Team DSM)	Good night... Lisa Brennauer (Germany / Team Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling) left it all out on the road	World Championships Cycling - TTT - Mixed Relay podium: 2nd Team Netherlands, 1st Team Germany and 3rd Team Italy
2nd Netherlands	1st Germany	Tony Martin ends his cycling career today with another Rainbow Jersey

Stage 7:  Junior Men's RR  Full Results and Report

Start of the Junior Men's RR, Leuven and Leuven (121.4KM)	Break with Joshua Tarling (GBR) - Louis-Joe Luehrs (GER) - Milan Kadlec (CZE)	Per Strand Hagenes (NOR) attacked the Wijnpers climb with 5.6 km to go as Romain Gregoire (FRA) and Madis Mihkels (EST) battle it out for second
Per Strand Hagenes (NOR) rounding the final corner	Per Strand Hagenes (NOR) posts up	Per Strand Hagenes (NOR) was charged up
Per Strand Hagenes (NOR) post race: “I knew it was possible but to make it happen is incredible. I lay on my bed last night before sleeping and I got a high pulse just thinking about taking the win today.”	2021 Junior Men's Podium: 2nd Romain Gregoire (FRA), 1st Per Strand Hagenes (NOR), 3rd Madis Mihkels (EST)

Stage 8:  Men's U23 RR  Full Results and Report

Men's U23 RR between Antwerp and Leuven (160.9KM)
		Filippo Baroncini (Italy / Team Colpack Ballan) attacks on the finishing
Filippo Baroncini (Italy / Team Colpack Ballan) wins by 2s	Filippo Baroncini (Italy / Team Colpack Ballan): “It’s a victory that was a dream for all my life, and today, all was perfect for me and for my team. We attacked in the final, my attack was planned before the race. All went well. It’s a big emotion for me, I have no words.”	2nd Biniam Ghirmay Hailu (Eritrea/Team Delko) ahead of Olav Kooij (Netherlands / Team Jumbo-Visma)
	2021 Men's U23 Podium: 2nd Biniam Ghirmay Hailu (Eritrea/Team Delko), 1st Filippo Baroncini (Italy / Team Colpack Ballan) and 3rd Olav Kooij (Netherlands / Team Jumbo-Visma)	2021 Men's U23 Podium: 2nd Biniam Ghirmay Hailu (Eritrea/Team Delko), 1st Filippo Baroncini (Italy / Team Colpack Ballan) and 3rd Olav Kooij (Netherlands / Team Jumbo-Visma)

Stage 9:  Junior Women's RR  Full Results and Report

	Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) wins the two-sprint ahead of 2nd Kaia Schmid (United States Of America) in 1:55:33	3rd Linda Riedmann (Germany) + 57s, 4th Elise Uijen (Netherlands), 5th Makayla Macpherson (United States Of America), 6th Millie Couzens (Great Britain), 7th Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
“I have no words at all,” said a tearful Zoe Backstedt (GBR) at the finish. “I can’t believe I’ve just done that, that was probably the hardest race I have ever done." Full report on cyclingnews.		2021 Junior Women's RR Podium: 2nd Kaia Schmid (United States Of America), 1st Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) 1:55:33 and 3rd Linda Riedmann (Germany) + 57s

Stage 10:  Elite Women's RR  Full Results and Report

Elisa Balsamo (Italy) wins the women's RR head of Marianne Vos (Netherlands)
	2021 Women's RR Podium: 2nd Marianne Vos (Netherlands), 1st Elisa Balsamo (Italy) 3:52:27, 3rd Katarzyna Niewiadoma (Poland) + 1s

Stage 11:  Elite Men's RR  Full Results and Report

		Wout Van Aert (Belgium / Team Jumbo-Visma) and Mathieu van der Poel (Netherlands / Alpecin-Fenix)
Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step) attacked multiple times before finally getting away for good with 17 km to go	Mathieu van der Poel (Netherlands / Alpecin-Fenix) and Dylan Teuns (Belgium / Team Bahrain - Victorious)	Former world champ, Peter Sagan (Slovakia / Team Bora - hansgrohe) was 26th + 6 minutes
Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step) soloing the final climb	Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step) celebrates back to back world wins... only the seventh 7x there was been back to back wins at the Men's Worlds.	Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step): “The plan was to counter in the final kilometers, but I sensed an opportunity and rode on instinct. As soon as a gap was there, I rode my heart out to remain at the front. The Belgian supporters told me to slow down, but that only motivated me to go harder. I left everything on the road, and while I was doing that, I kept thinking of my son, Nino. Winning the Worlds again is incredible”, said Julian after sealing one of the most impressive victories of his career and strengthening his amazing legacy by becoming just the seventh rider in history to win consecutive titles.
2nd Dylan van Baarle (Netherlands) +32s, 3rd Michael Valgren Hundahl (Denmark), 4th Jasper Stuyven (Belgium), 5th Neilson Powless (United States Of America)		Your 2021 Elite Men's podium: 2nd Dylan van Baarle (Netherlands) +32s, Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step), 3rd Michael Valgren Hundahl (Denmark)