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Caisse, P. (2026, September 21). A historic four-peat for Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel in Montreal. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/a-historic-four-peat-for-belgian-cyclist-remco-evenepoel-in-montreal/article_ce3d80bc-2aee-5d8f-a595-7435e0c78cde.html
Caisse, Patrick. “A historic four-peat for Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel in Montreal.” Toronto Star, 21 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/a-historic-four-peat-for-belgian-cyclist-remco-evenepoel-in-montreal/article_ce3d80bc-2aee-5d8f-a595-7435e0c78cde.html.
Caisse, Patrick. “A historic four-peat for Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel in Montreal.” Toronto Star, September 21, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/a-historic-four-peat-for-belgian-cyclist-remco-evenepoel-in-montreal/article_ce3d80bc-2aee-5d8f-a595-7435e0c78cde.html.
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Cyclist Remco Evenepoel made history on September 24, 2026, in Montreal by winning the men's elite individual time trial at the Road World Championships for a record fourth consecutive year. The 26-year-old Belgian completed the 39.2-kilometre technical course in 44:53.13, beating Italy’s Filippo Ganna by 57 seconds. French prodigy Paul Seixas secured bronze, finishing 16 seconds behind Ganna. Canadians Michael Leonard and Nickolas Zukowsky placed 13th and 31st among the 60 riders who started the race. The event marks a significant achievement for Evenepoel, solidifying his dominance in the sport, with more competitions like the mixed relay and road race scheduled later that week.