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Demi Vollering wins world road cycling title in Montreal

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Demi Vollering, a Dutch cyclist, won the women’s world road cycling title in Montreal on Saturday, following her recent victory at the Women’s Tour de France. She finished ahead of Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney and Elisa Longo Borghini. Vollering credited her team's strategic efforts throughout the race for securing this significant win.

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On September 24, Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering won the women's road race world title in Montreal, adding another prestigious victory to her already successful season. Earlier this year, she triumphed at the Women’s Tour de France and Giro d'Italia. During the final stages of the Montreal race, Vollering launched an attack with about 40km remaining but was reeled in by a chasing pack over the last two laps. She ultimately secured her win ahead of Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney, while Elisa Longo Borghini took bronze. The race saw significant challenges, including a crash involving 15 riders early on and the withdrawal of defending champion Magdeleine Vallieres due to injuries sustained in that incident.

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“While both articles describe the women's elite road race at the UCI road world championships in Montreal on September 26, 2026, they focus on different aspects of the event: Article A covers Vollering winning the title, while Article B reports on a crash involving Canadian rider Magdeleine Vallières Mill.”

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MONTREAL (AP) — Demi Vollering followed up her Women’s Tour de France triumph last month by winning the women’s world road cycling title in Montreal on Saturday. asserted

Vollering → follow → Saturday

The Dutch rider, who won the Women’s Giro d’Italia in June, finished just ahead of Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney. asserted

who → win → Phinney

“I still cannot believe it,” Vollering told TNT Sports. asserted

Vollering → believe → Sports

“We worked so hard for this today. asserted

We → work → this

The whole team was riding so strong from the start to the finish. asserted

team → rid → finish

We took the race into our own hands. asserted

We → take → hands

“In the end it worked out. asserted

it → work → end

In the end all the effort we did earlier in the race worked out to get this result.” asserted

we → do → result

Defending champion Magdeleine Vallieres was part of a 15-rider crash. ___ asserted

Vallieres → defend → crash

Demi Vollering wins world road cycling title in Montreal

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