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ZURICH: Belgium’s Remco Evenepoel edged out Italian Filippo Ganna to retain his world road time tria
ZURICH: Belgium’s Remco Evenepoel edged out Italian Filippo Ganna to retain his world road time trial title and conclude a golden summer after Australia’s Grace Brown also backed up her Olympic title to win the women’s event on Sunday. Evenepoel roared around the 46km course on his stunning golden bike, winning by six seconds. Former world champion Ganna clawed back some time but Evenepoel had enough in reserve and raised his arms in triumph as he added yet another victory to his resume. Italy’s Edoardo Affini was third, the only other rider within a minute of Evenepoel. Brown is set to retire after next week’s road race but made sure she will leave the sport as a world champion with a stunning performance to claim a rare double. The 32-year-old became the first rider in history in men and women’s racing to take the Olympic and world title in the same year, a feat matched by the mighty Evenepoel shortly afterwards. Brown was behind Dutch rider Demi Vollering at the second checkpoint on the 29.9km route but staged a remarkable turnaround to claim the title by 17 seconds.
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