Bjerg wins U23 time trial world title

Mikkel Bjerg (Denmark) completed a hat-trick of rainbow jerseys by winning the under-23 men's individual time trial at the World Championships for the third successive year, while the American pairing of Ian Garrison and Brandon McNulty claimed the silver and bronze medals.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Mikkel Bjerg (Denmark) 0:40:20.42
2Ian Garrison (United States of America) 0:00:26.45
3Brandon Mcnulty (United States of America) 0:00:27.69
4Mathias Norsgaard Jørgensen (Denmark) 0:00:36.78
5Brent Van Moer (Belgium) 0:00:43.26
6Morten Hulgaard (Denmark) 0:00:56.07
7Nils Eekhoff (Netherlands) 0:01:01.02
8Byron Munton (South Africa) 0:01:26.59
9Markus Wildauer (Austria) 0:01:38.18
10Daan Hoole (Netherlands) 0:01:45.79
11Thibault Guernalec (France) 0:01:50.00
12Tobias S. Foss (Norway) 0:01:51.58
13Marc Hirschi (Switzerland) 0:01:51.65
14Charles Quarterman (Great Britain) 0:01:52.62
15Ben Healy (Ireland) 0:01:57.73
16Kévin Geniets (Luxembourg) 0:02:02.61
17Iñigo Elosegui Momeñe (Spain) 0:02:03.48
18Iver Johan Knotten (Norway) 0:02:04.97
19Alexys Brunel (France) 0:02:06.42
20Patrick Gamper (Austria) 0:02:07.93
21Ethan Vernon (Great Britain) 0:02:12.76
22Antonio Puppio (Italy) 0:02:25.02
23Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland) 0:02:33.60
24Ognjen Ilić (Serbia) 0:02:33.93
25Miguel Heidemann (Germany) 0:02:44.93
26Barnabás Peák (Hungary) 0:02:46.00
27Matteo Sobrero (Italy) 0:02:48.05
28João Almeida (Portugal) 0:02:49.39
29Liam Magennis (Australia) 0:02:50.61
30Filip Maciejuk (Poland) 0:02:54.22
31Biniam Girmay Hailu (Eritrea) 0:02:55.35
32Nickolas Zukowsky (Canada) 0:02:55.36
33Juri Hollmann (Germany) 0:03:00.27
34Jakub Otruba (Czech Republic) 0:03:01.65
35Yevgeniy Fedorov (Kazakhstan) 0:03:03.45
36Diego Agustin Ferreyra Geldrez (Chile) 0:03:19.37
37Ilan Van Wilder (Belgium) 0:03:23.61
38Shoi Matsuda (Japan) 0:03:28.84
39Vadim Pronskiy (Kazakhstan) 0:03:33.71
40Chih Hao Tu (Chinese Taipei) 0:03:37.79
41Michael O'loughlin (Ireland) 0:03:39.24
42André Carvalho (Portugal) 0:03:40.20
43Ben Katerberg (Canada) 0:03:40.77
44James Fouche (New Zealand) 0:03:51.22
45Shunsuke Imamura (Japan) 0:03:56.59
46Xabier Mikel Azparren Irurzun (Spain) 0:03:59.76
47Petr Rikunov (Russian Federation) 0:04:06.07
48Yahor Shpakouski (Belarus) 0:04:07.51
49Jaka Primožič (Slovenia) 0:04:16.87
50Daniel Habtemichael (Eritrea) 0:04:17.35
51Jason Oosthuizen (South Africa) 0:04:43.51
52Emil Dima (Romania) 0:04:44.03
53Samuel Oros (Slovakia) 0:04:54.97
54Attila Valter (Hungary) 0:05:39.77
55Hasani Hennis (Anguilla) 0:06:41.08
56Tyler Cole (Trinidad and Tobago) 0:07:20.76
57Lorant Balazsi (Romania) 0:07:29.71
58David Alexander Maidana Ortiz (Paraguay) 0:07:37.83
59Johan Price-Pejtersen (Denmark) 0:11:34.46
DNFVladyslav Soltasiuk (Ukraine)
DNSMohamed Rayes (Syrian Arab Republic)
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Barry Ryan was Head of Features at Cyclingnews. He has covered professional cycling since 2010, reporting from the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and events from Argentina to Japan. His writing has appeared in The Independent, Procycling and Cycling Plus. He is the author of The Ascent: Sean Kelly, Stephen Roche and the Rise of Irish Cycling’s Golden Generation, published by Gill Books.

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