UCI Road World Championships 2018: Men's Junior Individual Time Trial Results

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Remco Evenepoel wins the junior men's time trial title at the 2018 World Championships(Image credit: Tim de Waele/Getty Images Sport)

Pre-race favourite Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) delivered a comprehensive win in the junior time trial at the UCI Road World Championships, putting over a minute into his nearest rivals over the 27.7km course in Innsbruck, Austria.

Piccolo looked strong during his effort, while Michel Hessman (Germany) also threatened the medals but in truth the rest of the field were in a different race to Evenepoel, who will ride for Quick-Step Floors for the next two years after agreeing a contract with the Belgian team earlier in the summer. The 18-year-old was nearly a minute up at the first check, and only extended his advantage before the finish.

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Remco Evenepoel (Belgium)	0:33:15
2	Lucas Plapp (Australia)	0:01:23
3	Andrea Piccolo (Italy)	0:01:37
4	Michel Hessman (Germany)	0:01:47
5	Soren Waerenskjold (Norway)	0:01:50
6	Ilan Van Wilder (Belgium)	0:02:01
7	Manuel Michielsen (Netherlands)	0:02:10
8	Joseph Laverick (Great Britain)	0:02:21
9	Jacob Hindsgaul Madsen (Denmark)	0:02:26
10	Michael Garrison (USA)	0:02:32
11	Lev Gonov (Russia)	0:02:33
12	Alexandre Balmer (Switzerland)	0:02:38
13	Jakob Gessner (Germany)	0:02:45
14	Ben Healy (Ireland)	0:02:49
15	Biniam Girmay Hailu (Eritrea)	0:02:53
16	Kevin Vauquelin (France)	0:03:03
17	Daniil Pronskiy (Kazakhstan)	0:03:11
18	Enzo Leijnse (Netherlands)	0:03:13
19	Riley Sheehan (United States Of America)	0:03:20
20	Gleb Brussenskiy (Kazakhstan)	0:03:23
21	William Blume Levy (Denmark)	Row 20 - Cell 2
22	Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Spain)	0:03:25
23	Yevgeniy Fedorov (Kazakhstan)	0:03:26
24	Valentin Gotzinger (Austria)	0:03:30
25	Conor Martin (Canada)	0:03:35
26	Gleb Karpenko (Estonia)	0:03:37
27	Artjom Mirzojev (Estonia)	0:03:38
28	Ruslan Koshovyi (Ukraine)	0:03:41
29	Guilherme Mota (Portugal)	Row 28 - Cell 2
30	Maximilian Kabas (Austria)	Row 29 - Cell 2
31	Arthur Kluckers (Luxembourg)	0:03:42
32	Samuele Manfredi (Italy)	0:03:46
33	Maksim Bilyi (Ukraine)	0:03:54
34	Petr Kelemen (Czech Republic)	0:03:55
35	Dzianis Mazur (Belarus)	0:03:57
36	Antoine Devanne (France)	0:03:59
37	Daniil Turuk (Belarus)	0:04:09
38	Ben Tulett (Great Britain)	0:04:11
39	Fredrik Gjesteland Finnesand (Norway)	0:04:17
40	Bostjan Murn (Slovenia)	0:04:20
41	Dawid Kuderczak (Poland)	0:04:23
42	Dominik Bieler (Switzerland)	0:04:24
43	Damian Papierski (Poland)	Row 42 - Cell 2
44	Branko Huys (Belgium)	0:04:29
45	Gilles Kirsch (Luxembourg)	0:04:33
46	Aaron Doherty (Ireland)	0:04:38
47	Iakov Gusev (Russian Federation)	0:04:52
48	Afonso Silva (Portugal)	0:04:54
49	Jean Eric Habimana (Rwanda)	0:05:09
50	Erikas Sidlauskas (Lithuania)	0:05:11
51	Ivan Cobo Cayon (Spain)	Row 50 - Cell 2
52	Alekss Krasts (Latvia)	0:05:12
53	Yoel Asmerom Tesfasilasie (Eritrea)	0:05:27
54	Julian Espinoza (Costa Rica)	0:05:30
55	Valentin Vasiloiu (Romania)	0:05:42
56	Adam Foltan (Slovakia)	0:05:46
57	Aristidas Kelmelis (Lithuania)	0:06:04
58	Taisei Hino (Japan)	0:06:05
59	Renus Uhiriwe (Rwanda)	0:06:08
60	Carlo Jurisevic (Croatia)	0:06:21
61	Hiroyuki Umakoshi (Japan)	0:06:29
62	Zani Sylhasi (Kosovo)	0:06:56
63	Lukas Kubis (Slovakia)	0:06:59
64	Qadir Mustafayev (Azerbaijan)	0:07:04
65	Luis Esteban Murillo (Costa Rica)	0:07:09
66	Jeffrey Diaz Rivera (Puerto Rico)	0:07:52
67	Marcel Rodrigo Teneb Schiesewitz (Chile)	0:08:03
68	Mohamed Rayes (Syrian Arab Republic)	0:09:08
69	Blerton Nuha (Kosovo)	0:09:21
70	Briton John (Guyana)	0:09:48
DNF	Ben Katerberg (Canada)	Row 70 - Cell 2

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Daniel Benson was the Editor in Chief at Cyclingnews.com between 2008 and 2022. Based in the UK, he joined the Cyclingnews team in 2008 as the site's first UK-based Managing Editor. In that time, he reported on over a dozen editions of the Tour de France, several World Championships, the Tour Down Under, Spring Classics, and the London 2012 Olympic Games. With the help of the excellent editorial team, he ran the coverage on Cyclingnews and has interviewed leading figures in the sport including UCI Presidents and Tour de France winners.