Felicity Wilson-Haffenden wins the Women Under 23 individual time trial at the 2026 World Championships
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The Australian Felicity Wilson-Haffenden has claimed the gold medal in the Women Under 23 individual time trial at the 2026 World Championships, stopping the clock at 27:40.72.
The Australian Felicity Wilson-Haffenden has claimed the gold medal in the Women Under 23 individual time trial at the 2026 World Championships, finishing with a time of 27:40.72. The rider representing the Australian national team narrowly edged out her rivals in a race against the clock decided by seconds. The race The time trial turned into a tight contest: Wilson-Haffenden recorded the fastest absolute time, stopping the clock at 27:40.72. Behind her, a group of riders finished with the same time as the winner, confirming the balance that characterised the race. Results Felicity Wilson-Haffenden (Australia) — 27:40.72 Nienke Vinke (Netherlands) — s.t. Luca Vierstraete (Belgium) — s.t. Viktória Chladoňová (Slovakia) — s.t. Mackenzie Coupland (Australia) — s.t. Closing And so the Australian national team takes the world title in the discipline, with Wilson-Haffenden winning the event ahead of the Dutch rider Vinke and the Belgian Vierstraete. Completing the top five are the Slovak rider Chladoňová and the second Australian, Coupland, all finishing with the same time as the winner.
