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• A total of 13 UCI Cycling World Championships will be combined into an 11-day mega-event for the first time
• Over 1 million spectators and around  1 billion television viewers expected  to enjoy elite finals every day of the UCI Cycling World Championships

  The 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, today unveiled the official schedule of the inaugural multi-discipline cycling event, giving cycling fans around the world a first sight of the full scale of the historic festival of cycling coming to Glasgow and across Scotland for 11 days (August 3-13, 2023).

 From the Highlands to the Borders and across the central belt, the carefully created schedule boasts a world class line-up of elite cycling competitions, designed to unite Scotland while sharing an inspirational cycling message with the world.

 The schedule was designed by the UCI, the Organising Committee of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, host cities and key stakeholders to give an unrivalled live spectator and TV viewing experience, packed full of daily elite finals and nonstop action with at least three disciplines on display each day of the UCI Cycling Worlds.

 Thousands of the world’s top cycling athletes will compete across the 13 UCI World Championships, with only a select few earning the title of UCI World Champion and the prestige of the rainbow jersey. With inclusivity at its core, the event will also feature para-cycling and junior competitions.

 In a first for a UCI World Championships, the Women Elite road race will bring the curtain down on the competitions, on Sunday, August 13. In addition to championing female cyclists, the decision to stage the Men Elite road race on the opening weekend and the Women Elite road race on the closing day was taken to ensure the best possible alignment with the UCI Road International Calendar, in particular with respect to their respective Tours de France.

 The opening weekend of the Championships (5-6 August) will include exhilarating action in Glasgow, Fort William and across Scotland. The Men Elite road race will take place in the stunning scenery of central Scotland while the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome will host Track finals each day. Fans will be able to witness the fast and exhilarating Mountain Bike Downhill competitions against the awe-inspiring backdrop of the Nevis Range.

 At the other end of the country, Glentress Forest in the Tweed Valley will host tough endurance racing with the Mountain Bike Cross-country Marathon.

 The full schedule of events across all 11-days, including BMX Racing, BMX Freestyle, Gran Fondo, Indoor Cycling and Trials can be found at the website for the  cyclingworldchamps.com/schedule   

 This is the first time all 13 UCI World Championships will be combined into one mega-event, making it a cycling event unmatched in size and scale. The anticipated global TV audience will place the Cycling World Championships in the top-10 most watched sporting events in the world, rivalling the Olympics and Commonwealth Games and placing Scotland on the world stage as a destination for elite cycling and cycle tourism.

  David Lappartient, President of the Union Cycliste Internationale   said:  “Glasgow and the whole of Scotland are creating sporting history by hosting this multi-discipline cycling event for the first time. The UCI Cycling World Championships were one of my visions when I was first elected President of the UCI in 2017. That vision is now becoming a reality and the inaugural edition is really taking shape. The unveiling of the schedule enables us to visualise what awaits during these 11 days of non-stop cycling action. The entire cycling community can definitely expect great things!”   

  Paul Bush OBE, Chair of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, said  “Unveiling the full schedule for the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships is an incredibly exciting milestone in the build-up to the largest cycling event in history. Fans from around the world can start planning their trips to Scotland to celebrate the power of the bike across 13 exhilarating UCI World Championships. The first-of-its-kind  event further strengthens our position as a world leading events destination and reinforces Scotland’s place as the perfect stage for events, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone in 2023.”

  Culture Secretary Angus Robertson said:   “We are looking forward to welcoming people to Scotland for a packed 11 days of competition next August. The strength and breadth of competition and viewing experiences really does have something for everyone. What’s more, along with a host of diverse and wholly inclusive events, it feels fitting to close these UCI World Championships with the Women’s Elite road race.”

  Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council said:   “Glasgow is proud to be hosting  8 of the 13 UCI World Championships and we are  delighted with the breadth of action taking place in the city throughout the 11 days, showcasing our amazing venues and giving citizens and visitors alike the chance to experience first-hand, elite sporting competitions. I am particularly excited to see the Women’s Elite road race scheduled as the final event, finishing in George Square, the civic heart of Glasgow.

  “As a UCI Bike City and European Capital City of Sport for 2023, we look forward to welcoming thousands of visitors to our wonderful city, not only to enjoy the event, but to embrace all that Glasgow has to offer in terms of art, culture and entertainment.”

 The 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships will take place across 11 days from 3 to 13 August 2023 in venues and locations in Glasgow and across Scotland. More than a million spectators are anticipated as well as a global television audience of over one billion, making it one of the world’s top 10 watched sporting events next summer.

 The event is being delivered in collaboration between the UCI, Scottish Government, Glasgow City Council, UK Sport and British Cycling as principal funders. The partnership aims to create a blueprint for future editions by ensuring the inaugural event is authentic, innovative, and distinctive whilst bringing all cycling disciplines together every four years, one year ahead of the Olympics.

 For further information on the UCI Cycling World Championships, visit  www.cyclingworldchamps.com

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2023 UCI Cycling World Championships in Glasgow: All final results and medals - complete list

Glasgow hosted the inaugural mega multi-discipline World Championships from 3-13 August. Read on to discover all the pro medal winners from the event.

The UCI Cycling World Championships 2023 , which took place in Glasgow, Scotland from 3-13 August 2023, brought together all the main disciplines of the sport, excluding cyclo-cross.

A total of 13 World Championships were contested across seven disciplines including the Olympic disciplines of track cycling , road cycling , BMX freestyle and racing , and mountain bike . Several events offered Olympic quotas spots and ranking points for Paris 2024 .

The format will be replicated in the same location every four years, during the year preceding the Olympic Games.

Scroll down to find out all the results from Glasgow 2023.

• UCI Cycling World Championships 2023: Road cycling preview
• UCI Cycling World Championships 2023: Track cycling preview
• UCI World Championships 2023: BMX Freestyle preview
• UCI Cycling World Championships 2023: Cross-country Mountain Bike preview

Results from the UCI Cycling World Championships 2023

Thursday 3 august.

Women Individual Pursuit

• Chloe Dygert (USA) 3:17.542 🥇
• Franziska Braube (SUI) OVL 🥈
• Bryony Botha (NZL) 3:22.210 🥉

Women Team Sprint

• Germany (Lea Friedrich, Pauline Grabosch, Emma Hinze) 45.848 (WR) 🥇
• Great Britain (Lauren Bell, Sophie Capewell, Emma Finucane) 45.923 🥈
• People's Republic of China (Bao Shanju, Guo Yufang, Yuan Liying) 46.543 🥉

Men 15km Scratch Race

• William Tidball (GBR) 🥇
• Kuboki Kazushige (JPN) 🥈
• Tuur Dens (BEL) 🥉

Friday 4 August

Women 500m Time Trial

• Emma Hinze (GER) 32.820 🥇
• Kristina Clonan (AUS) 32.956 🥈
• Lea Friedrich (GER) 33.134 🥉

Women 10km Scratch Race

• Jennifer Valente (USA) 🥇
• Maike van der Duin (NED) 🥈
• Michaela Drummond (NZL) 🥉

Men Team Sprint

• Netherlands (Roy van den Berg, Harrie Lavreysen, Jeffrey Hoogland) 41.647 🥇
• Australia (Leigh Hoffman, Matthew Richardson, Matthew Glaetzer) 41.682 🥈
• France (Florian Grengbo, Sébastien Vigier, Rayan Helal) 42.583 🥉

Saturday 5 August

Mountain Bike

Women Downhill

• Valentina Höll (AUT) 04:58.242 🥇
• Camille Balanche (SUI) 05:00.262 🥈
• Marine Cabirou (FRA) 05:00.603 🥉

Men Downhill

• Charlie Hatton (GB) 04:26.747 🥇
• Andreas Kolb (AUT) 04:27.346 🥈
• Laurie Greenland (GB) 04:27.976 🥉

Men Team Pursuit

• Denmark (Niklas Larsen, Carl-Frederik Bévort, Lasse Norman Leth, Rasmus Pedersen) 3:45.161 🥇
• Italy (Filippo Ganna, Francesco Lamon, Jonathan Milan, Manlio Moro) 3:47.396 🥈
• New Zealand (Aaron Gate, Campbell Stewart, Thomas Sexton, Nick Kergozou) Overlapped Australia 🥉

Women Team Pursuit

• Great Britain (Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris) 4:08.771 🥇
• New Zealand (Michaela Drummond, Ally Wollaston, Emily Shearman, Bryony Botha) 4:13.313 🥈
• France (Marion Borras, Valentine Fortin, Clara Copponi, Marie Le Net) 4:13.059 🥉

Sunday 6 August

Men Elite Road Race

• Mathieu van der Poel (NED) 6:07:27 🥇
• Wout van Aert (BEL) +1:37 🥈
• Tadej Pogacar (SLO) +1:45 🥉

Men Cross-Country Marathon

• Henrique Da Silva Avancini (BRA) 4:14:42 🥇
• Martin Stošek (CZE) +0:28 🥈
• Lukas Baum (GER) +1:43 🥉

Women Cross-Country Marathon

• Mona Mitterwallner (AUT) 5:07:50 🥇
• Candice Lill (RSA) +0:54 🥈
• Adelheid Morath (GER) +9:50 🥉

Women Elimination Race

• Lotte Kopecky (BEL) 🥇
• Valentine Fortin (FRA) 🥈
• Jennifer Valente (USA) 🥉

Men Individual Pursuit

• Filippo Ganna (ITA) 4:01.976 🥇
• Daniel Bigham (GBR) 4:02.030 🥈
• Jonathan Milan (ITA) 4:05.868 🥉

Women Keirin

• Ellesse Andrews (NZL) 🥇
• Martha Bayona (COL) +0.010 🥈
• Lea Friedrich (GER) +0.104 🥉
• Iúri Leitão (POR) 187 points 🥇
• Benjamin Thomas (FRA) 185 points 🥈
• Shunsuke Imamura (JPN) 173 points 🥉

Monday 7 August

BMX Freestyle

Men BMX Freestyle Park

• Kieran Reilly (GBR) 95.80 🥇
• Logan Martin (AUS) 95.30🥈
• Nick Bruce (USA) 93.90 🥉

Women BMX Freestyle Park

• Hanna Roberts (USA) 91.04 🥇
• Sun Sibei (CHN) 89.10🥈
• Zhou Huimin (CHN) 87.90 🥉

Men Elimination Race

• Ethan Vernon (GBR) 🥇
• Dylan Bibic (CAN)🥈
• Elia Vivani (ITA) 🥉
• Harrie Lavreysen (NED) 🥇
• Nicholas Paul (TTO)🥈
• Jack Carlin (GBR) 🥉

Women Madison

• Great Britain (Neah Evans, Elinor Barker) 28 points 🥇
• Australia (Georgia Baker, Alexandra Manly) 25 points 🥈
• France (Victoire Berteau, Clara Copponi) 22 points 🥉

Tuesday 8 August

Team Time Trial Mixed Relay

• Switzerland (Stefan Bissegger, Stefan Küng, Mauro Schmid, Elise Chabbey, Nicole Koller, Marlen Reuser) 54:16.20 🥇
• France (Bruno Armirail, Rémi Cavagna, Bryan Coquard, Audrey Cordon-Ragot, Cédrine Kerbaol, Juliette Labous) +7.08 🥈
• Germany (Miguel Heidemann, Jannik Steimle, Max Walscheid, Ricarda Bauernfeind, Lisa Klein, Franziska Koch) +51.31 🥉

Men 1km Time Trial

• Jeffrey Hoogland (NED) 58.222 🥇
• Matthew Glaetzer (AUS) +0.304 🥈
• Thomas Cornish (AUS) +0.600 🥉

Women Points Race

• Lotte Kopecky (BEL) 39 points 🥇
• Georgia Baker (AUS) 31 points 🥈
• Uchino Tsuyaka (JPN) 14 points 🥉

Men Madison

• Netherlands (Jan Willem Van Schip/Yoeri Havik) 37 points 🥇
• Great Britain (Oliver Wood/Mark Stewart) 35 points 🥈
• New Zealand (Aaron Gate/Campbell Stewart) 34 points 🥉

Wednesday 9 August

Mountain Bike Cross-country

Mixed Team Cross-Country Relay

• Switzerland 1:05:42 🥇
• France +0:09 🥈
• Denmark +0:41 🥉

Women Elite E-MTB Cross-country

• Nathalie Schneitter (SUI) 52:23 🥇
• Sofia Wiedenroth (GER) +1:00 🥈
• Justine Tonso (FRA) +1:34 🥉

Men Elite E-MTB Cross-country

• Joris Ryf (SUI) 58:29 🥇
• Hugo Pigeon (FRA) +0:21 🥈
• Jerome Gilloux (FRA) +1:38 🥉

Women Sprint

• Emma Finucane (GBR) 🥇
• Sophie Lea Friedrich (GER) 🥈
• Ellesse Andrews (NZL) 🥉

Men Points Race

• Aaron Gate (AUS) 123 points 🥇
• Albert Torres Barcelo (ESP) 107 points 🥈
• Fabio van den Bossche (BEL) 95 points 🥉

Men Keirin Final

• Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro (COL) 9.889 🥇
• Matthew Richardson (AUS) 🥈
• Nakano Shinji (JPN) 🥉

Women Omnium

• Jennifer Valente (USA) 116 points 🥇
• Ally Wollaston (AUS) 96 points 🥈
• Valentine Fortin (FRA) 94 points 🥉
• Spain 810 🥇
• France 680 🥈
• Great Britain 600 🥉

Thursday 10 August

Women Elite Individual Time Trial

• Chloé Dygert (USA) 46:59.80 🥇
• Grace Brown (AUS) +5.67 🥈
• Christina Schweinberger (AUT) +1:12.95 🥉

Men Cross-Country Short Track

• Samuel Gaze (NZL) 20:27 🥇
• Victor Koretzky (FRA) +0:00 🥈
• Thomas Pidock (GBR) +0:02 🥉

Women Cross-Country Short Track

• Pauline Ferrand Prevot (FRA) 21:17 🥇
• Puck Pieterse (NED) +0:04 🥈
• Evie Richards (GBR) +0:09 🥉

Women BMX Freestyle Flatland

• Aude Cassagne (FRA) 87.66 🥇
• Leticia Santiago de Oliveira Moda (BRA) 84.50 🥈
• Nakagawa Kirara (JPN) 82.66 🥉

Men BMX Freestyle Flatland

• Shoji Yu (JPN) 94.16 🥇
• Hayakawa Kio (JPN) 91.16 🥈
• Matthias Dandois (FRA) 88.00 🥉

Friday 11 August

Men Elite Individual Time Trial

• Remco Evenepoel (BEL) 55:19.23 🥇
• Filippo Ganna (ITA) +12.28 🥈
• Joshua Tarling (GBR) +48.20 🥉

Indoor cycling

Women Elite Artistic Cycling - Pair

Saturday 12 August

Men Cross-Country Olympic

• Tom Pidcock (GBR) 1:22.09🥇
• Samuel Gaze (NZL) +0:19🥈
• Nino Schurter (SUI) +0:34🥉

Women Cross-Country Olympic

• Pauline Ferrand-Prevot (FRA) 1:24.14 🥇
• Loana Lecomte (FRA) +1:14 🥈
• Puck Pieterse (NED) +1:27 🥉

Open Elite Artistic Cycling - Pair

• Hanselmann/Schefold (GER) 169.63 🥇
• Rödiger/Styber (GER) 159.50 🥈
• Lim/Lim (HKG) 118.64 🥉

Men Elite Artistic Cycling - Single

• Lukas Kohl (GER) 210.50 🥇
• Philipp-Thies Rapp (GER) 206.85 🥈
• Emilio Arellano (ESP) 199.11 🥉

Men Elite 20" - Final

• Alejandro Montalvo Milla (ESP) 250 🥇
• Borja Conejos Vazquez (ESP) 250 🥈
• Charlie Rolls (GBR) 190 🥉

Men Elite 26" - Final

• Jack Carthy (GBR) 210🥇
• Oliver Widmann (GER) 210 🥈
• Marti Vayreda Vendrell (ESP) 180🥉

Sunday 13 August

Women Elite Road Race

• Lotte Kopecky (BEL) 4:02:12🥇
• Demi Vollering (NED) +7" 🥈
• Cecilie Ludwig (DEN) +7"🥉

Women Elite

• Beth Shriever (GBR) 🥇
• Laura Smulders (NED) 🥈
• Alise Willoughby (USA) 🥉
• Romain Mathieu (FRA) 🥇
• Arthur Pilard (FRA) 🥈
• Joris Daudet (FRA) 🥉

Men Elite Cycle-Ball

Women Elite Artistic Cycling - Single

• Ramona Dandl (GER) 182.93 🥇
• Lara Füller (GER) 178.99 🥈
• Lorena Schneider (AUT) 172.34 🥉

Full list of results

• 2023 UCI BMX Freestyle World Championships (Park) full results here
• 2023 UCI BMX Freestyle World Championships (Flatland) full results here
• 2023 UCI BMX Racing World Championships full results here
• 2023 UCI Indoor Cycling World Championships full results here
• 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships (downhill) full results here
• 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships (XCM) full results here
• 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships (cross-country) full results here
• 2023 UCI Road World Championships full results here
• 2023 UCI Track World Championships full results here
• 2023 UCI Trials World Championships full results here

How to watch the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships

In the United Kingdom, the BBC has full broadcast rights and will carry extensive coverage both on its linear channel and streamed on BBC iPlayer.

FloBikes will stream live coverage in the United States and Canada, while Eurosport will broadcast the event throughout most of Europe.

In Australia, the action will be streamed live and free on SBS On Demand .

Please check local listings for coverage in your area.

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Through Zwift’s gamified online fitness and e-sport platform, the transformational partnership merged the reality of the world’s largest cycling event to engage virtually with millions of cyclists across the globe.

It included the development of a bespoke virtual "Scotland" world. It also collaborated in the staging of a world first hybrid Cycling E-Sports World Championships. This was a physical event in Glasgow with athletes competing globally online in February 2023.

A further 26,000 E-sports events were promoted by Zwift. A total of 2.2 million rides were completed in the Scotland World covering 52 million kilometres (32 million miles), driving excitement and contributing to mainstream awareness.

Credit: Sport Industry Awards 2024

At the E Awards 2024 in Edinburgh, the championships won Best Sporting Event for last August’s event.

The 2023 cycling event brought together 13 existing individual UCI Cycling World Championships. It welcomed more than 7,000 elite and amateur cyclists, including para-cyclists from 131 countries. Around 1 million spectators also attended the event.

This was unprecedented in scope and scale for cycling. It was one of the largest international sporting events hosted in the UK in 2023.

Credit: E Awards 2024

I’m absolutely thrilled the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships has been honoured with these two awards. We set our ambitions high to create something truly spectacular for the athletes, the fans and for the wider community with the first-ever combined UCI Cycling World Championships. The recognition given by these awards reinforces our ambition and Scotland’s reputation as the perfect stage for events. Paul Bush OBE, 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships Chair

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Tour of the Gila: Lauren Stephens wins stage 3 time trial

Alia Shafi second, Cecile Lejeune third in Tyrone

Lauren Stephens (Cynisca Cycling) won the stage 3 time trial in Tyrone at the Tour of the Gila. 

Stephens covered the 26km course in a winning time of 38:12, beating runner-up Alia Shafi (Fount Cycling Guild) by 52 seconds and third-placed Cécile Lejeune (CCB-Alpine Carbon p/b Levine Law Group) by 1:15.

Stephens has been leading the overall classification since winning stage 1 and has extended that lead to 2:01 ahead of Nadia Gontova (DNA Pro Cycling) and 4:45 over Ashley Frye (Cynisca Cycling).

The racing continues on Saturday with a stage 4 criterium in Silver City.

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