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☿ Cycling — Sun, 20 Sep 2026

Evenepoel dismantled the World Championship ITT the way only he can — not by surviving the course but by imposing his own terms on it, finishing nearly a minute clear of the field in a performance that belongs in a different conversation from everyone else on the start list. He read every corner and gradient as a single continuous equation, his pacing so precise that the gap to Ganna — the finest time trialist of his generation against the clock — tells you everything about the distance between them on this particular day. Ganna's silver is no small thing, and Seixas's bronze is a result that will announce a name to those not already watching French cycling closely, while McNulty and Söderqvist arriving within a second of each other at fourth and fifth confirms the depth behind the top two was genuine rather than incidental. Without GC context here, what matters is that a ride of this margin at a World Championship ITT doesn't just win a jersey — it resets the psychological ledger for every stage race that follows.

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🏁 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS — Stage 2
🥇 EVENEPOEL Remco (BEL) (+44:53)
🥈 GANNA Filippo (ITA) (+0:57)
🥉 SEIXAS Paul (FRA) (+1:13)
4. MCNULTY Brandon (USA) (+1:25)
5. SÖDERQVIST Jakob (SWE) (+1:26)

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