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'Del Toro was obviously working for McNulty in the end' – Tom Pidcock gives insight into tactical headache of the chasing group at World Championships
British rider fights back from crash to take seventh in elite men's road race after almost reeling in solo winner Brandon McNulty on final lap -
As it happened: American wins men road title after stunning 32km solo ride at Road World Championships
Elite men tackle 273.4km race for the rainbow jersey at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal -
UCI Road World Championships: Brandon McNulty shocks the favourites to win solo and claim first elite men's road race world title for USA since 1993 in all-time epic edition
US rider survives in front from 32km move, with Michael Matthews taking second and Mathieu van der Poel third -
Paris-Chauny: Pavel Bittner snatches desperately needed second victory of the season for Picnic-PostNL from narrow sprint
Second-place Lionel Taminiaux celebrates, but Bittner takes the win in a powerful late surge in Chauny
