Riding in his first year as a U23, McNulty clocked a time of 48:12.40 over the 37.2-kilometer course. That time was 1:05.92 behind the blistering pace set by winner Mikkel Bjerg of Denmark. France’s Corentin Ermenault rounded out the podium, 10.73 seconds back of McNulty.
McNulty’s teammate, Neilson Powless (Roseville, Calif./Axeon Hagens Berman), was also on pace to challenge for a podium finish but suffered a crash while trying to fix a mechanical with his chain. Quick work by Team USA’s support vehicle got Powless onto his spare bike and he was able to regroup for a top-10 finish, placing ninth, 1:37.13 back of Bjerg.
Earlier in the day, the junior women’s time trial was held with Italy taking the top two podium positions. Elena Pirrone turned in the top time of 23:19.72 over the 16.1-kilometer course, with teammate Alessia Viglia coming in 6.38 seconds behind. The bronze medal went to Australia’s Madeleine Fasnacht, 42.32 seconds back of Pirrone. Summer Moak (Phoenix, Ariz./TWENTY20 Pro Cycling) was the top American in 18th place, 2:02.33 off the pace, while Abigail Youngwerth (Boise, Idaho/TWENTY20 Pro Cycling) finished 29th, 2:30.47 behind. For athletes like Brandon McNulty, the ability to successfully transition into a medal capable rider on the world stage hinges on the support provided by USA Cycling’s National Development Program. Beginning with Talent ID Camps in the US, promising young athletes enter a development pathway that takes them all the way to top international competitions. This programming is available for junior and U23 athletes, both male and female, across all five disciplines of cycling - and it wouldn’t be possible without the support of the USA Cycling Foundation supporters. Want to help create the next generation of great American cyclists? Click here to make a donation now. Full 2017 UCI Road World Championships Individual Time Trial results. Photo Gallery. Individual time trials resume on Tuesday. Amber Neben (Lake Forest, Calif./Team Velo CONCEPT) will seek to defend her world elite women’s title won last year in Doha, Qatar. Neben will be joined on course by Chloe Dygert (Bremerton, Wash./Sho-Air TWENTY20), Lauren Stephens (Dallas, Texas/Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) and Tayler Wiles (Fairfax, Calif./UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling). Clipping in for the junior men’s time trial will be Kendrick Boots (Centennial, Colo./Groove Subaru Excel Sports) and Riley Sheehan (Boulder, Colo./LUX Cycling/Stradling p/b Specialized). Event Schedules and Details:
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Breakfast with #Bergen2017: Depending on where you live, Bergen is 6 to 9 hours ahead of the continental United States - so you may have some early mornings ahead if you enjoy live coverage. To help you follow all the action, we want to share our favorite ways to follow #TeamUSA at the 2017 UCI Road World Championships: Broadcast and Live Stream: NBC Sports plans to live stream racing on their digital platforms and broadcast events on the Olympic Channel. Please check your local listings to confirm coverage time and location. All times are Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) and the schedule is subject to change.
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Cycling Media: Cyclingnews, CyclingTips, VeloNews and others will provide great race coverage via their websites and social media so please be sure to follow your favorites. Live Timing: Tissot Timing will once again provide live timing for the races. This is often the fastest way to get results and a great compliment to your broadcast or social media coverage. Bookmark the page to make sure it is just a click away. Social Media: Facebook
- Official Bergen 2017
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- USA Cycling for daily #TeamUSA recaps
- Official Bergen 2017
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- USA Cycling for behind the scenes images and athlete reposts
- Use the #Bergen2017 hashtag to follow the larger conversation
- Official Bergen 2017
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- USA Cycling for frequent updates and race results
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- Use the #Bergen2017 hashtag to follow the larger conversation
