ኤርትራውያን ትቃዳደምቲ ብሽክለታ ኣብ ውድድር ዓለም ኣብ ሞንትርያል ይወዳደሩ ኣለዉ

Cyclingnews reported that Biniam Girmay and Henok Mulubrhan both abandoned the elite men's road race at the World Championships in Montreal on 27 September. Brandon McNulty of the United States won the 273.4km race after a 32km solo attack, ahead of Michael Matthews and Mathieu van der Poel.

Velo reported that the UCI fined Eritrea after its riders raced at the World Championships in non-matching team kit.

Brandon McNulty of the United States won the elite men's road race at the World Championships in Montreal on Sunday, riding in alone over the 273.4km course from Brossard, with Michael Matthews second and Mathieu van der Poel third. Cyclingnews and CyclingUpToDate reported that Eritrea's Biniam Girmay and Henok Mulubrhan were in the 16-rider breakaway that led for most of the day before it was reeled in; neither featured in the finish.

Cyclingnews reported that Brandon McNulty of the United States won the elite men's road race at the World Championships in Montreal on 27 September. He attacked alone with 32km left on the 273.4km course and finished in 6:17:04. Michael Matthews of Australia was second, 13 seconds behind, and Mathieu van der Poel of the Netherlands third. It is the first elite men's road race world title for the United States since 1993.

Brandon McNulty of the United States won the elite men's road race at the World Championships in Montreal, with Michael Matthews of Australia second and Mathieu van der Poel of the Netherlands third, Canadian Cycling Magazine reported. Cyclingstage.com said Eritrea's Biniam Girmay was part of the early breakaway.

The 273.7km elite men's road race at the World Championships is under way in Montreal, with Eritrea represented by Biniam Girmay, Merhawi Kudus, Henok Mulubrhan and Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier according to the published start lists. Cyclingnews reported that repeated attacks on the Montreal circuits were thinning the peloton.