Evenepoel Wins Fourth Consecutive World Time Trial Title in Montreal
Belgian champion Remco Evenepoel dominates the 39.2 km course to claim historic fourth straight rainbow jersey, finishing 57 seconds ahead of Filippo Ganna.

KEY POINTS
- Remco Evenepoel wins 4th consecutive World Time Trial Championship in Montreal.
- Course was 39.2 km with 220m elevation gain, including Gilles Villeneuve F1 circuit.
- Evenepoel beat Filippo Ganna by 57 seconds; Paul Seixas won bronze.
- Evenepoel targets road race double later this week.
- Ganna concedes Evenepoel is in a different class aerodynamically.
Remco Evenepoel secured his fourth consecutive elite men's time trial world championship title on Sunday in Montreal, covering the 39.2 km course in dominant fashion. The Belgian rider, known as the 'Pitbull', started last as the overwhelming favorite and extended his lead at every intermediate checkpoint.
Italian Filippo Ganna finished second, 57 seconds behind Evenepoel, while French rider Paul Seixas took the bronze medal. The course featured a technical layout with a passage through the Gilles Villeneuve Formula 1 circuit and a final 400-meter climb at 6.1% gradient.
“It is an immense honor obviously. The happiness of winning a title remains intact, it is incredible to achieve this four in a row.”
Evenepoel described the victory as an 'immense honor' and stated he already aims for a fifth title next year. He noted the course suited his strengths perfectly, allowing him to recover well through the numerous corners and maintain aerodynamic efficiency on the straights.
Ganna acknowledged Evenepoel's superiority, remarking he is 'not a cannonball like Remco'. Evenepoel also confirmed his next target is the road race later this week, where he will attempt the rare double rainbow jersey.
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