Evenepoel wins the 2026 World Championships time trial: the Belgian takes victory ahead of Ganna and Seixas

Remco Evenepoel wins the 2026 World Championships time trial. The Belgian rider takes victory with a time of 44:53.13, finishing ahead of everyone in a race decided by seconds and by positions. The race Evenepoel managed the effort with the solidity that sets him apart, building his success metre by metre and defending it all the way to the finish line. Behind him the group of the best riders bunched together: no one was able to dent the Belgian's benchmark, as he finished with the clock on his side. Wearing the Italian national team jersey, Filippo Ganna delivered the second-best performance, finishing in the same time as the winner. Third place went to the Frenchman Paul Seixas, also credited with the same time, completing a podium contained within a few instants. Results Remco Evenepoel (BEL) — 44:53.13 Filippo Ganna (ITA) — s.t. Paul Seixas (FRA) — s.t. Brandon Mcnulty (USA) — s.t. Jakob Söderqvist (SWE) — s.t. Closing Evenepoel's success confirms the Belgian rider's value in time trials and delivers to his national team a world title built on precision. For Ganna there remains the satisfaction of a performance at the very top, while Seixas confirms himself among the protagonists of the day. The results, with the first five all contained within the same time, tell the story of a race decided more by details than by gaps.