UCI Road World Championships 2018

UCI Road World Championships 2018
output	85th UCI Road World Championships
organizer	Union Cycliste Internationale
sport	Road cycling
host	Innsbruck ( Austria )
date	23-30 September 2018
Competitions	12
Official website	innsbruck-tirol2018.com
<Bergen 2017	Yorkshire 2019>

Route: the blue loop ("Olympiarunde") was used for all races, the green loop ("Höttinger Höll") was also used once by the elite men.

The 85th UCI Road World Championships were from 22 to 30 September 2018 in the Austrian Innsbruck instead. It was the third road world championships after 1987 in Villach and 2006 in Salzburg that were held in Austria.

The world championships were made up of a total of twelve competitions, a road race , a team time trial and an individual time trial for men and women as well as a road race and an individual time trial for U23 drivers and juniors. The organizers of the Tour de Suisse were responsible for the operational implementation of the races . The competitions were very demanding: the men's 265-kilometer road race led over nine climbs with an altitude difference of around 5000 meters.

More than 1000 athletes took part. Mojtaba Majizadeh, who started in the junior road race, was the first time a driver from Afghanistan took part in a road world championship .

Competitions

date	time	class	Distance (km)	Round	Altitude	World Champion 2018	World Champion 2017
Team time trial
Sunday 23 September	10:10	Elite women	54.1		152	Canyon SRAM Racing	Team Sunweb
	14:40	Elite men	62.4		427	Quick-Step Floors	Team Sunweb
Individual time trial
Monday September 24th	10:10	Juniors	19.8		192	Rozemarijn Ammerlaan	Elena Pirrone
	14:40	Men U 23	27.7		262	Mikkel Bjerg	Mikkel Bjerg
Tuesday September 25th	10:10	Juniors	27.7		262	Remco Evenepoel	Tom Pidcock
	14:40	Elite women	27.7		262	Annemiek van Vleuten	Annemiek van Vleuten
Wednesday September 26th	14:10	Elite men	52.1		654	Rohan Dennis	Tom Dumoulin
Road racing
Thursday September 27th	9:10	Juniors	71.7	1 short	975	Laura Stigger	Elena Pirrone
	14:40	Juniors	132.4	2 short	1916	Remco Evenepoel	Julius Johansen
Friday September 28th	12:10	Men U 23	179.9	4 short	2907	Marc Hirschi	Benoît Cosnefroy
Saturday, September 29th	12:00	Elite women	156.2	3 short	2413	Anna van der Breggen	Chantal Blaak
Sunday September 30th	09:40	Elite men	258.5	6 + 1 long	4670	Alejandro Valverde	Peter Sagan

Results women

Road racing

Anna van der Breggen (middle) became world champion for the first time, Amanda Spratt (left) won silver and Tatiana Guderzo (right) took bronze

space	Athlete	country	time
1	Anna van der Breggen	NED	4:11:04 h
2	Amanda Spratt	OUT	+ 3:42 min
3	Tatiana Guderzo	ITA	+5: 26 min
4th	Emilia Fahlin	SWE	+ 6:13 min
5	Małgorzata Jasińska	POLE	equal time
6th	Karol-Ann Canuel	CAN	+ 6:17 min
7th	Annemiek van Vleuten	NED	+ 7:05 min
8th	Amy Pieters	NED	equal time
9	Lucinda Brand	NED	+ 7:17 min
10	Ruth Winder	United States	equal time
		...
18th	Clara Koppenburg	GER	equal time
22nd	Jolanda Neff	SUI	equal time
36	Sina Frei	SUI	+ 8:18 min
46	Liane Lippert	GER	+ 10:58 min
59	Angelika Tazreiter	AUT	+ 14:26 min
81	Sarah Rijkes	AUT	+ 23:06 min

Track length: 155.6 kilometers
world champion was Anna van der Breggen , who closed up to the leading group around 42 kilometers from the finish after time trial world champion Annemiek van Vleuten had stepped up their pace and shortly afterwards distanced her only companion, Amanda Spratt , who remained from the former top group .

There were 149 riders from 48 nations at the start, of which 68 did not reach the finish. The race ended prematurely. a. Lisa Brennauer , Trixi Worrack , Charlotte Becker , Kathrin Hammes and Christa Riffel from Germany ; Nicole Hanselmann from Switzerland ; Martina Ritter from Austria .

Individual time trial

In the women's time trial, three Dutch women stood on the podium (from left to right): Anna van der Breggen, Annemiek van Vleuten, Ellen van Dijk

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)	Distance (min)
1	Annemiek van Vleuten	NED	34: 25.36 (48.282 km / h)
2	Anna van der Breggen	NED	34: 54.35	+ 28.99 s
3	Ellen van Dijk	NED	35: 50.55	+1: 25.19
4th	Leah Kirchmann	CAN	35: 52.17	+1: 26.81
5	Leah Thomas	United States	35: 57.75	+1: 32.39
6th	Lucinda Brand	NED	36: 07.95	+1: 42.59
7th	Amber addition	United States	36: 12.87	+1: 47.51
8th	Karol-Ann Canuel	CAN	36: 41.22	+ 2: 15.86
9	Elisa Longo Borghini	ITA	36: 42.48	+ 2: 17.12
10	Tayler Wiles	United States	36: 56.52	+ 2: 31.16
		...
14th	Lisa Brennauer	GER	37: 14.30	+ 2: 48.94
15th	Trixi Worrack	GER	37: 27.48	+ 3: 02.12
17th	Marlen Reusser	SUI	37: 36.65	+ 3: 11.29
25th	Martina Ritter	AUT	38: 16.56	+ 3: 51.20
37	Barbara Mayer	AUT	39: 06.23	+ 4: 40.87

Track length: 27.7 kilometers
52 female drivers from 34 countries started, one athlete could not finish the race.

Team time trial

The winning Canyon SRAM Racing team on the track

space	team	Athletes	time
1	Canyon SRAM Racing	Hannah Barnes / Elena Cecchini / Alice Barnes / Trixi Worrack / Lisa Klein / Alena Amjaljussik	1: 01: 46.60 h (52.544 km / h)
2	Boels Dolmans	Christine Majerus / Amalie Dideriksen / Amy Pieters / Karol-Ann Canuel / Anna van der Breggen / Chantal Blaak	+ 21.90 s
3	Team Sunweb	Liane Lippert / Coryn Rivera / Ellen van Dijk / Lucinda Brand / Leah Kirchmann / Pernille Mathiesen	+ 28.67 s
4th	Wiggle High5	Emilia Fahlin / Kirsten Wild / Annette Edmondson / Lisa Brennauer / Audrey Cordon / Katie Archibald	+ 57.38 s
5	Mitchelton Scott	Jessica Allen / Lucy Kennedy / Sarah Roy / Gracie Elvin / Jolien D'hoore / Georgia Williams	+1: 29.77 min
6th	Team Virtu Cycling	Barbara Guarischi / Doris Schweizer / Mieke Kröger / Sara Penton / Trine Schmidt / Louise Norman Hansen	+ 2: 06.23 min
7th	BTC City Ljubljana	Eugenia Bujak / Hanna Nilsson / Polona Batagelj / Maaike Boogaard / Corinna Lechner / Anastasiia Jakowenko	+ 3: 08.44 min
8th	Valcar PBM	Alessia Vigilia / Ilaria Sanguineti / Maria Giulia Confalonieri / Elisa Balsamo / Chiara Consonni / Marta Cavalli	+ 3: 35.36 min

Track length: 54.1 kilometers
A total of twelve teams took part.

Results men

Road racing

Men's podium (from left to right): Romain Bardet, Alejandro Valverde and Michael Woods

space	athlete	country	time
1	Alejandro Valverde	ESP	6:46:41 h
2	Romain Bardet	FRA	equal time
3	Michael Woods	CAN	equal time
4th	Tom Dumoulin	NED	equal time
5	Gianni Moscon	ITA	+ 13 s
6th	Roman Kreuziger	CZE	+ 43 s
7th	Michael Valgren	THE	equal time
8th	Julian Alaphilippe	FRA	equal time
9	Thibaut Pinot	FRA	equal time
10	Rui Costa	POR	equal time
		...
24	Simon Geschke	GER	+ 1:54 min
26th	Mathias Frank	SUI	equal time
32	Sébastien Reichenbach	SUI	+ 2:42 min
45	Michael Gogl	AUT	+ 5:56 min
46	Emanuel Buchmann	GER	equal time
60	Steve Morabito	SUI	+ 13:05 min
74	Nico Denz	GER	+ 18:17 min

Track length: 258.0 kilometers Alejandro Valverde
became world champion after beating Romain Bardet , Michael Woods and Tom Dumoulin in the sprint of a four-man leading group that had formed on the last climb.

188 drivers from 44 nations started, 76 of whom were able to place. The race ended prematurely. a. the Germans Marcus Burghardt , Maximilian Schachmann , Paul Martens , the Austrians Felix Großschartner , Gregor Mühlberger , Lukas Pöstlberger and Georg Preidler as well as the Swiss Kilian Frankiny , Patrick Schelling and Michael Schär .

Peter Sagan (left) congratulates his successor as world champion

.

Individual time trial

The podium in the men's time trial (from left to right): Tom Dumoulin, Rohan Dennis, Victor Campenaerts

space	athlete	country	Time (h)	Distance (min)
1	Rohan Dennis	OUT	1: 03: 02.57 (49.585 km / h)
2	Tom Dumoulin	NED	1: 04: 23.66	+1: 21.09
3	Victor Campenaerts	BEL	1: 04: 24.19	+1: 21.62
4th	Michał Kwiatkowski	POLE	1: 05: 07.15	+ 2: 04.58
5	Nélson Oliveira	POR	1: 05: 16.91	+ 2: 14.34
6th	Jonathan Castroviejo	ESP	1: 05: 20.10	+ 2: 17.53
7th	Tony Martin	GER	1: 05: 27.80	+ 2: 25.23
8th	Patrick Bevin	NZL	1: 05: 37.35	+ 2: 34.78
9	Vasil Kiryenka	BLR	1: 06: 10.11	+ 3: 07.54
10	Martin Toft Madsen	THE	1: 06: 25.96	+ 3: 23.39
		...
11	Maximilian Schachmann	GER	1: 06: 42.52	+ 3: 39.95
12	Stefan Küng	SUI	1: 06: 46.80	+ 3: 44.23
26th	Matthias Brändle	AUT	1: 07: 53.77	+ 4: 51.20
36	Georg Preidler	AUT	1: 09: 15.17	+ 6: 12.60
47	Silvan Dillier	SUI	1: 10: 06.42	+ 7: 03.85

Track length: 52.1 kilometers
61 drivers from 40 nations started.

Team time trial

The podium of the team time trial

space	team	Athletes	time
1	Quick-Step Floors	Maximilian Schachmann / Laurens De Plus / Yves Lampaert / Bob Jungels / Kasper Asgreen / Niki Terpstra	1: 07: 25.94 h (55.522 km / h)
2	Team Sunweb	Wilco Kelderman / Chad Haga / Michael Matthews / Tom Dumoulin / Sam Oomen / Søren Kragh Andersen	+ 18.46 s
3	BMC Racing Team	Greg Van Avermaet / Rohan Dennis / Patrick Bevin / Damiano Caruso / Tejay van Garderen / Stefan Küng	+ 19.55 s
4th	Team Sky	Owain Doull / Wassil Kiryjenka / Michał Kwiatkowski / Jonathan Castroviejo / Gianni Moscon / Ian Stannard	+ 44.96 s
5	Mitchelton-Scott	Cameron Meyer / Jack Bauer / Michael Hepburn / Luke Durbridge / Daryl Impey / Matteo Trentin	+ 56.68 s
6th	Movistar team	Jasha Sütterlin / Andrey Amador / Marc Soler / Imanol Erviti / Nélson Oliveira / Winner Anacona	+1: 31.70 min
7th	Trek-Segafredo	Ryan Mullen / Matthias Brändle / Fabio Felline / Michael Gogl / Toms Skujiņš / Julien Bernard	+ 2: 03.97 min
8th	Bora-hansgrohe	Maciej Bodnar / Gregor Mühlberger / Patrick Konrad / Lukas Pöstlberger / Felix Großschartner / Daniel Oss	+ 2: 07.24 min
9	CCC Sprandi Polkowice	Adrian Kurek / Szymon Sajnok / Kamil Gradek / Mateusz Taciak / Lukasz Owsian / Jan Tratnik	+ 2: 37.44 min
10	Astana Pro Team	Hugo Houle / Tanel Kangert / Andrij Hrywko / Michael Valgren / Alexei Luzenko / Magnus Cort Nielsen	+ 2: 53.79 min

Track length: 62.4 kilometers
A total of 22 teams started.

Results men U23

Road racing

Podium of the U23 men (from left to right): Bjorg Lambrecht, Marc Hirschi, Jaakko Hanninen

space	athlete	country	time
1	Marc Hirschi	SUI	4:24:05 h
2	Bjorg Lambrecht	BEL	+ 15 s
3	Jaakko Hänninen	FIN	+ 15 s
4th	Gino Mäder	SUI	+ 35 s
5	Mark Padun	UKR	+ 37 s
6th	Jaime Castrillo	ESP	+ 45 s
7th	Tadej Pogačar	SLO	+ 47 s
8th	Ethan Hayter	GBR	equal time
9	Patrick Muller	SUI	equal time
10	James Shaw	GBR	equal time
		...
14th	Georg Zimmermann	GER	+ 1:06 min
23	Lennard Kämna	GER	+ 3:50
29	Max Kanter	GER	+ 5:41 min
56	Lukas Rüegg	SUI	+ 9:54
58	Dimitri Bussard	SUI	+ 10:47 min
62	Florian Stork	GER	equal time
87	Florian Nowak	GER	equal time

Track length: 179.5 kilometers
world champion was Marc Hirschi who, like Jaako Hanninen , was able to follow an attack by Belgian favorite Bjorg Lambrecht on the last climb and distanced himself from his companions on the following descent.

178 drivers from 52 countries started, 90 of them reached the finish.

Individual time trial

Podium of the U23 men in the time trial (from left to right): Brent Van Moer, Mikkel Bjerg, Mathias Norsgaard

space	athlete	country	Time (min)	distance
1	Mikkel Bjerg	THE	32: 31.05 (51.111 km / h)
2	Brent Van Moer	BEL	33: 04.52	+ 33.47 s
3	Mathias Norsgaard	THE	33: 09.35	+ 38.30 s
4th	Edoardo Affini	ITA	33: 15.53	+ 44.48 s
5	Ethan Hayter	GBR	33: 16.70	+ 45.65 s
6th	Tobias Foss	NOR	33: 21.65	+ 50.60 s
7th	Brandon McNulty	United States	48: 37.19	+ 52.79 s
8th	Stefan de Bod	RSA	33: 30.48	+ 59.43 s
9	Matteo Sobrero	ITA	33: 32.44	+1: 01.39 min
10	Callum Scotson	OUT	33: 32.57	+1: 01.52 min
		...
11	Stefan Bissegger	SUI	33: 32.95	+ 1: 01.90 min
12	Patrick Gamper	AUT	33: 34.58	+1: 03.53 min
14th	Lennard Kämna	GER	33: 35.71	+1: 04.66 min
15th	Max Kanter	GER	33: 36.09	+1: 05.04 min
34	Markus Wildauer	AUT	34: 15.98	+1: 44.93 min
39	Marc Hirschi	SUI	34: 38.25	+ 2: 07.20 min

Route length: 27.7 kilometers.
71 drivers from 42 nations were registered, one driver did not start.

Results juniors

Road racing

Podium of the juniors (from left to right): Marie le Net, Laura Stigger, Simone Boilard

space	Athlete	country	time
1	Laura Stigger	AUT	1:56:26 h
2	Marie Le Net	FRA	equal time
3	Simone Boilard	CAN	equal time
4th	Barbara Malcotti	ITA	equal time
5	Jade Wiel	FRA	+ 14 s
6th	Vittoria Guazzini	ITA	+ 14 s
7th	Camilla Alessio	ITA	+ 29 s
8th	Aigul Gareeva	RUS	+ 56 s
9	Mie Saabye	THE	+ 1:52 min
10	Maina Galand	FRA	+ 1:52 min
		...
19th	Hannah Ludwig	GER	+ 1:57 min
51	Tina Züger	SUI	+ 5:47 min
52	Dorothea Heitzmann	GER	+ 5:47 min
57	Ricarda Bauernfeind	GER	+ 6:28 min
62	Noemi Rüegg	SUI	+ 7:30 min
69	Katharina Hechler	GER	+ 8:45 min
82	Hannah Streicher	AUT	+ 11:54 min

Track length: 70.8 kilometers
, Laura Stigger , who won the cross-country title at the 2018 Mountain Bike World Championships, was world champion in the sprint of a top group of four .

102 riders from 37 nations started; 93 riders crossed the finish line.

Individual time trial

Rozemarijn Ammerlaan from the Netherlands won the individual time trial

space	Athlete	country	Time (min)	distance
1	Rozemarijn Ammerlaan	NED	27: 02.95 (43.920 km / h)
2	Camilla Alessio	ITA	27: 09.75	+ 6.80 s
3	Elynor Backstedt	GBR	27: 20.89	+ 17.94 s
4th	Pfeiffer Georgi	GBR	27: 24.84	+ 21.89 s
5	Simone Boilard	FRA	27: 27.06	+ 24.11 s
6th	Vittoria Guazzini	ITA	27: 27.59	+ 24.64 s
7th	Aigul Gareeva	RUS	24: 42.31	+ 24.66 s
8th	Marie le Net	FRA	27: 28.64	+ 25.69 s
9	Marta Jaskulska	POLE	27: 31.19	+ 28.24 s
10	Hannah Ludwig	GER	27: 31.88	+ 28.93 s
		...
22nd	Dorothea Heitzmann	GER	28: 27.69	+1: 24.74 min
31	Noemi Rüegg	SUI	29: 00.66	+1: 57.71 min

Track length: 19.8 kilometers
46 riders from 26 nations started.

Results Juniors

Road racing

Podium of the juniors (from left to right): Marius Mayrhofer, Remco Evenepoel, Alessandro Fancellu

space	athlete	country	time
1	Remco Evenepoel	BEL	3:03:49 h
2	Marius Mayrhofer	GER	+ 1:25 min
3	Alessandro Fancellu	ITA	+ 1:38 min
4th	Alexandre Balmer	SUI	equal time
5	Frederik Wandahl	THE	+ 3:20 min
6th	Gabriele Benedetti	ITA	equal time
7th	Alois Charrin	FRA	equal time
8th	Kevin Vermaerke	United States	equal time
9	Antonio Tiberi	ITA	equal time
10	Sean Quinn	United States	+ 3:25 min
		...
14th	Jakob Geßner	GER	+ 6:41 min
19th	Jonathan Bogli	SUI	+ 7:20 min
27	Michel Hessmann	GER	+ 10:55 min
31	Kim Alexander Heiduk	GER	+ 12:14 min
38	Felix Engelhardt	GER	+ 15:02 min
57	Jakob Reiter	AUT	+ 18:15 min
64	Simon Imboden	SUI	+ 18:57 min
67	Ruben Eggenberg	SUI	+ 19:00 min

Track length: 131.8 kilometers
World Champion was Remco Evenepoel , who had previously won the individual time trial. He distanced his last companion, Marius Mayrhofer , 20 kilometers from the finish .

159 drivers from 54 nations started, 75 drivers could not finish the race.

Individual time trial

Remco Evenepoel also won the junior time trial title

space	athlete	country	Time (min)	Distance (min)
1	Remco Evenepoel	BEL	33: 15.24 (49.979 km / h)
2	Lucas Plapp	OUT	34: 38.90	+1: 23.66
3	Andrea Piccolo	ITA	34: 52.86	+1: 37.62
4th	Michael Hessmann	GER	35: 02.93	+1: 47.69
5	Soren Waerenskjold	NOR	35: 05.54	+1: 50.30
6th	Manuel Michielsen	NED	35: 26.13	+ 2: 10.89
7th	Ilan Van Wilder	BEL	35: 36.56	+ 2: 21.32
8th	Joseph Laverick	GBR	35: 37.08	+ 2: 21.84
9	Jacob Hindsgaul Madsen	THE	35: 41.76	+ 2: 26.52
10	Michael Garrison	United States	35: 48.19	+ 2: 32.95
		...
11	Alexandre Balmer	SUI	35: 53.66	+ 2: 38.42
12	Jakob Geßner	GER	36: 00.88	+ 2: 45.64
24	Valentin Götzinger	AUT	36: 45.48	+ 3: 30.24
30th	Maximilian Kabas	AUT	36: 57.15	+ 3: 41.91
42	Dominik Bieler	SUI	37: 39.27	+ 4: 24.03

Track length: 27.7 kilometers
71 drivers from 40 nations started, one driver was unable to finish the race.

Medal table

(without team time trial)

rank	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Netherlands	3	2	1	6th
2	Belgium	2	2	1	5
3	Australia	1	2	0	3
4th	Denmark	1	0	1	2
5	Austria	1	0	0	1
	Spain	1	0	0	1
	Switzerland	1	0	0	1
8th	France	0	2	0	2
9	Italy	0	1	3	4th
10	Germany	0	1	0	1
11	Canada	0	0	2	2
12	Finland	0	0	1	1
	United Kingdom	0	0	1	1
Total		10	10	10	30th

Bids

Association of German Cyclists

Elite women

• Time trial: Lisa Brennauer , Trixi Worrack
• Street races: Charlotte Becker , Lisa Brennauer , Kathrin Hammes , Lisa Klein , Clara Koppenburg , Liane Lippert , Trixi Worrack . During the World Cup, the driver Lisa Klein fell ill, and Christa Riffel moved up for her to take part in the road race.

Elite men

• Time trial: Tony Martin , Maximilian Schachmann
• Street races: Emanuel Buchmann , Marcus Burghardt , Nico Denz , Simon Geschke , Paul Martens , Maximilian Schachmann

U23 men

• Time trial: Max Kanter , Lennard Kämna
• Street races: Patrick Haller , Max Kanter , Lennard Kämna , Jonas Rutsch , Florian Stork , Georg Zimmermann

Juniors

• Time trial: Dorothea Heitzmann , Hannah Ludwig
• Street races: Ricarda Bauernfeind , Katharina Hechler , Dorothea Heitzmann , Hannah Ludwig

Juniors

• Time trial: Jakob Geßner , Michel Heßmann
• Road races: Pirmin Benz , Felix Engelhardt , Jakob Geßner , Kim-Alexander Heiduk , Michel Heßmann , Marius Mayrhofer

Austrian Cycling Association

Elite men

• Time trial: Matthias Brändle , Georg Preidler
• Road races: Patrick Konrad , Felix Großschartner , Gregor Mühlberger , Michael Gogl , Georg Preidler

Swiss Cycling

Elite women

• Time trial: Marlen Reusser
• Street races: Sina Frei , Nicole Hanselmann , Jolanda Neff

Elite men

• Time trial: Silvan Dillier , Stefan Küng
• Road races: Mathias Frank , Kilian Frankiny , Steve Morabito , Sébastien Reichenbach , Michael Schär , Patrick Schelling

U23 men

• Time trial: Stefan Bissegger , Marc Hirschi
• Road races: Dimitri Bussard , Marc Hirschi , Gino Mäder , Patrick Müller , Lukas Rüegg , Joab Schneiter

Juniors

• Time trial: Noemi Rüegg
• Road races: Noemi Rüegg , Lara Stehli , Tina Züger

Juniors

• Time trial: Alexandre Balmer , Dominik Bieler
• Road races: Alexandre Balmer , Jonathan Bögli , Ruben Eggenberg , Igor Humbert , Simon Imboden

Web links

Commons : UCI Road World Championships 2018  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Neue Zürcher Zeitung of Sept. 22, 2017, p. 46: World Cup in Austria with Swiss help.
2. ↑ Sports information service Sport Basic Service Germany from September 21, 2017: World Cup in Austria with Swiss help
3. ↑ Afghanistan represented for the first time at a road world championship. In: radsportseiten.net. Retrieved September 23, 2018 . 
4. ^ Daniel Ostanek: Anna van der Breggen solos to world championship title. In: Cyclingnews.com. September 29, 2018, accessed on September 29, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Finally World Cup gold: Valverde at the goal of his dreams. In: radsport-news.com. September 30, 2018, accessed September 30, 2018 . 
6. ↑ Hirschi celebrates historic World Cup victory in Innsbruck. In: radsport-news.com. September 28, 2018, accessed October 3, 2018 . 
7. ↑ Stigger now world champion on the road and mountain bike. In: radsport-news.com. September 27, 2018, accessed October 3, 2018 . 
8. ↑ Evenepoel took a fall and became double world champion. In: radsport-news.com. September 27, 2018, accessed October 3, 2018 . 
9. ↑ Road World Championships: Little ill - Riffel replacement. In: rad-net.de. September 26, 2018, accessed September 26, 2018 .