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The UCI announced that the 2026 Road World Championships will be held in Montreal from September 20-27, featuring elite cyclists in an eight‑day competition announced 100 days earlier.
Montreal has been chosen to host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, scheduled for September 20-27, about 100 days from now.
Montreal will host the 2026 road cycling world championships from 20 to 27 September, drawing the sport’s top international cyclists to the city. The event was announced 100 days ago and will span eight days of competition.
Montreal will host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships for elite cyclists from September 20 to 27, announced 100 days ago, as part of the annual series.
Montreal will host the eight‑day 2026 World Road Cycling Championships from September 20 to 27, with the event just 100 days away, bringing the sport's top cyclists to the city.
Montreal will host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships from September 20 to 27, bringing elite cyclists to the city for eight days of competition as the event approaches its 100‑day countdown.
Montreal will host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships from September 20 to 27, an eight‑day event that will draw the world’s top cyclists. The championships are just over 100 days away, with preparations underway for the international competition.
Montreal will host the UCI Road World Championships from September 20‑27, 2026, drawing elite cyclists to compete for world titles in a week‑long event, 100 days away.
Montreal will host the UCI world road cycling championships from September 20‑27, 2026, with the event slated to begin in about 100 days, bringing a week of elite racing to the city.
Montreal will host the world road cycling championships from September 20‑27, 2026, with the event beginning 100 days away. The annual competition, organized by the sport’s governing body, will bring an international roster of cyclists to the city for a week of races.
On June 9, 2026, a cyclist traveling east on a Notre-Dame Street bike path in Montreal was hit by two vehicles and is now in critical condition, adding to a series of recent cyclist collisions in the city.
