EPISODE · Sep 17, 2026 · 1 MIN
Underdogs and Surprises: What to Watch at the Montreal World Championships
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📰 Read the full article: https://sports-podcasts.com/en/episode/cyclisme-underdogs-and-surprises-what-to-watch-at-the-montreal-world-championships/ The UCI Road World Championships in Montreal promise to spotlight not just the favorites, but also underdog stories that could redefine the competition. This is exactly what we cover here every day — join the channel if you haven't yet. As the event unfolds with 13 coveted rainbow jerseys on the line, national pride takes precedence over trade team loyalties. While powerhouses like Belgium and France dominate the headlines, athletes from smaller nations aim to seize their moment. Last year's standout, Red Walters, showcased Grenada’s potential, while solo competitors from Monaco and Malta impressed in previous events. Look out for Latvia's Toms Skujiņš, a five-time national champion, who has consistently finished in the top 10 at the World Championships, including two top-five finishes. His strategic racing and strong legs could finally lead to a breakthrough victory. On the women's side, Luxembourg's Nina Berton stands ready to challenge expectations as her nation’s lone representative. With her recent form and the right race strategy, she might just pull off a stunning upset, reminiscent of her teammate Magdeleine Vallieres’ surprise last year. These narratives add depth to the championship, ensuring that even the underdogs can leave a mark on cycling history. #MontrealWorldChampionships #Cyclisme2025 #RisingStars #CyclingStorylines #Underdogs #Cycling #sports #podcast 🏆 More Cyclisme podcasts: https://sports-podcasts.com/en/sport/cyclisme/ 🎧 Listen to the full playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoWFEoIqbbFvypZ5JaUPiUcQ7dMN-OW5P
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