Brandon McNulty Wins Men’s Road Race at Cycling World Championships
Brandon McNulty has won the men's road race at the cycling world championships, marking the first time an American has achieved this title since 1993.
Elmira, NY, September 28, 2026 —
Brandon McNulty secured a significant victory, winning the men’s road race at the cycling world championships. This achievement marks a historic moment for American cycling, as McNulty becomes the first American to claim this prestigious title in 31 years.
The win by McNulty places him in an exclusive group of American cyclists to have achieved this distinction. The last time an American rider stood atop the podium in the men’s road race at the world championships was in 1993. Specific details regarding the circumstances of the 1993 victory, including the name of that cyclist or the location and date of the current event, were not provided in the summary.
McNulty’s performance represents a notable milestone for the sport in the United States. The cycling world championships are among the most important events on the international calendar, drawing top athletes from around the globe. The men’s road race is typically a grueling event, often spanning many hours and hundreds of kilometers, demanding exceptional endurance, strategic racing, and tactical prowess from the participants.
Further details about the race itself, such as the course, the duration of the event, key competitors, or any specific moments that led to McNulty’s win, were not included in the provided summary. Similarly, any statements or reactions from McNulty or other officials following the race are not available within the available information.
Story summarized from the original created by ANDREW DAMPF, Associated Press on www.mytwintiers.com, see more information here.
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