Trinidad and To­ba­go’s cy­clist Ja­di­an Neaves was a 48th-place fin­ish­er in the men’s un­der-23 time tri­al from 68 rid­ers when the 2026 UCI Road Cy­cling World Cham­pi­onships con­tin­ued in Mon­tréal, Cana­da, yes­ter­day.

The reign­ing back-to-back na­tion­al un­der-23 road race and time tri­al cham­pi­on, the 23-year-old Neaves, clocked a time of 41 min­utes, 42.01 sec­onds over the dis­tance of 31.3 kilo­me­tres to fin­ish four min­utes, 16.85 sec­onds be­hind the win­ner, the Nether­lands’ Ryan Gil, who won gold in 37 min­utes, 26.16 sec­onds, with Ital­ian Nico­las Mile­si tak­ing the sil­ver in 37 min­utes, 33.17 sec­onds, and Spain’s Hec­tor Al­varez, the bronze in 37 min­utes, 38.04 sec­onds.

Neaves will now shift his at­ten­tion to the 174-kilo­me­tre men’s Un­der-23 road race on Fri­day from 9 am.

A two-time bronze medal win­ner at the 2024 Ju­nior Pan Amer­i­can Track Cham­pi­onships, he al­so got a bronze in the un­der-23 road race at the 2025 Caribbean Road Cham­pi­onships.

On Sun­day, SX-time na­tion­al cham­pi­on Te­niel Camp­bell was a 25th-place fin­ish­er in the women’s elite in­di­vid­ual time tri­al con­test­ed over 39.2 kilo­me­tres that start­ed from Av­enue du Parc and re­turned for a scenic and de­mand­ing fin­ish at the Jeanne Mance Park and fea­tured a field of 52 en­trants.

The 28-year-old Camp­bell, the 2018 Cen­tral Amer­i­can and Caribbean (CAC) Games road race cham­pi­on, com­plet­ed the course in 55 min­utes, 32.19 sec­onds, to be five min­utes and 07.75 sec­onds adrift of the win­ner, Switzer­land’s Marlen Reuss­er, who won in 50:24.44 min­utes.

Switzer­land’s Reuss­er and Bel­gian Rem­co Evenepoel ruled the first day of com­pe­ti­tion.

The first rain­bow jer­sey award­ed went to Reuss­er, who cel­e­brat­ed her 35th birth­day in spec­tac­u­lar fash­ion as she re­tained the ti­tle she claimed last year in Ki­gali, Rwan­da.

She was fol­lowed by two new­com­ers on the Women Elite ITT podi­um: Great Britain’s Zoe Bäck­st­edt and Ger­many’s Franziska Koch.

Soon af­ter, Rem­co Evenepoel re­tained his rain­bow jer­sey in the Men Elite ITT. The Bel­gian su­per­star made his­to­ry by be­com­ing the first rid­er to win the ti­tle in four suc­ces­sive edi­tions.

Af­ter Stir­ling, Scot­land (Great Britain, 2023), Zürich (Switzer­land, 2024) and Ki­gali (Rwan­da, 2025), he ruled Mon­tréal ahead of Italy’s Fil­ip­po Gan­na and France’s Paul Seixas.

Marlen Reuss­er pow­ered to her fifth ITT UCI World Cham­pi­onships medal – two gold, two sil­ver and one bronze – thanks to an av­er­age speed of 46.660 km/hr.

At the first check­point, she had the fifth-best time, 10 sec­onds be­hind Bäck­st­edt, for­mer ITT UCI World Cham­pi­on as a ju­nior (2022) and un­der-23 (2025) rid­er.

Her strat­e­gy and pow­er saw her claim vic­to­ry with a time of 50:24.44, just over 40 sec­onds ahead of Bäck­st­edt. Koch reg­is­tered the third best time at every check­point and even­tu­al­ly se­cured bronze. Forty-sev­en rid­ers rep­re­sent­ing 33 na­tions par­tic­i­pat­ed in the race.

Back­st­edt was sec­ond in 51:04.55 min­utes, with Koch tak­ing the bronze medal in 61:09.98 min­utes.

Camp­bell, who last year placed 23rd in the time tri­al at the UCI Road World Cham­pi­onships in Ki­gali, Rwan­da, next com­petes in the 180.4 kilo­me­tres women’s elite road race, which is card­ed for Sat­ur­day, Sep­tem­ber 26, in which she will be among the field of 177 rid­ers.