#Cycling #Ciclismo #CyclingWorldChampionships #Portugal with 19 cyclists World Team trial results Nelson Oliveira overall 15th Joao Almeida overall 24th

U23 World Championships Trial stage Antonio Morgado finished overall 23th 

Rnk	Rider	Team	UCI	Pnt		Time	Avg
1	ROMEO Iván	Spain	125	20		36.42,70	48.867
2	SÖDERQVIST Jakob	Sweden	85	14		0.32,05	48.166
3	CHRISTEN Jan	Switzerland	70	8		0.40,68	47.981
4	SEGAERT Alec	Belgium	60	7		0.54,09	47.696
5	ORINS Robin	Belgium	50	6		0.57,87	47.616
6	RAFFERTY Darren	Ireland	40	5		1.01,52	47.540
7	BEHRENS Niklas	Germany	35	4		1.08,23	47.399
8	SHMIDT Artem	United States	30			1.10,04	47.361
9	MOURIS Wessel	Netherlands	25			1.11,43	47.332
10	RAFFERTY Adam	Ireland	20			1.17,67	47.203
11	DECOMBLE Maxime	France	15			1.17,87	47.199
12	DEL TORO Isaac	Mexico	10			1.23,83	47.076
13	RACCAGNI NOVIERO Andrea	Italy	5			1.32,06	46.907
14	EDDY Patrick	Australia	5			1.35,41	46.838
15	BLAISE Arthur	France	5			1.36,69	46.812
16	PEDERSEN Rasmus Søjberg	Denmark	3			1.42,48	46.695
17	AUGUST Andrew	United States	3			1.43,43	46.676
18	WIGGINS Ben	Great Britain	3			1.57,28	46.397
19	WEISS Fabian	Switzerland	3			1.59,18	46.359
20	CHARLTON Josh	Great Britain	3			2.05,11	46.241
21	OLIVO Bryan	Italy				2.14,14	46.062
22	MIKUTIS Aivaras	Lithuania				2.22,13	45.905
23	MORGADO António	Portugal				2.24,56	45.858

2024»31st

World Championships ME - ITT

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Time trial»Zürich›Zürich(46.1km)

AgeBIBsH2HSpecialtyall teamsAfghanistanAustraliaBelgiumBelizeBermudaBrazilBulgariaCanadaChileChinaColombiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFranceGermanyGhanaGreat BritainGuamGuatemalaHondurasHungaryItalyKazakhstanMongoliaNetherlandsNorwayParaguayPolandPortugalQatarRefugee Olympic TeamSerbiaSloveniaSpainSwitzerlandTanzaniaUgandaUkraineUnited Statesall nationsAfghanistanAustraliaBelgiumBelizeBermudaBrazilBulgariaCanadaChileChinaColombiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFranceGermanyGhanaGreat BritainGuamGuatemalaHondurasHungaryItalyKazakhstanMongoliaNetherlandsNorwayParaguayPolandPortugalQatarSerbiaSloveniaSpainSwitzerlandTanzaniaUgandaUkraineUnited States

Rnk	Rider	Team	UCI	Pnt		Time	Avg
1	EVENEPOEL Remco	Belgium	455	250		53.01,98	52.156
2	GANNA Filippo	Italy	325	190		0.06,43	52.051
3	AFFINI Edoardo	Italy	260	140		0.54,44	51.279
4	TARLING Joshua	Great Britain	195	110		1.17,63	50.914
5	VINE Jay	Australia	165	100		1.24,18	50.812
6	ASGREEN Kasper	Denmark	130	90		1.30,11	50.720
7	FOSS Tobias	Norway	110	80		1.44,50	50.498
8	KÜNG Stefan	Switzerland	90	70		1.48,34	50.439
9	CAMPENAERTS Victor	Belgium	80	60		1.55,16	50.335
10	MCNULTY Brandon	United States	65	50		1.58,03	50.291
11	ARMIRAIL Bruno	France	55	40		2.04,17	50.197
12	ROGLIČ Primož	Slovenia	40	30		2.06,52	50.162
13	SHEFFIELD Magnus	United States	30	20		2.08,44	50.133
14	BJERG Mikkel	Denmark	25	15		2.13,59	50.055
15	OLIVEIRA Nelson	Portugal	20	10		2.35,88	49.720
16	WÆRENSKJOLD Søren	Norway	15	10		2.40,29	49.655
17	HOOLE Daan	Netherlands	10	10		2.43,83	49.602
18	VARGAS Walter	Colombia	10	10		2.55,75	49.426
19	CÔTÉ Pier-André	Canada	5	10		2.58,32	49.388
20	HEIDEMANN Miguel	Germany	5	10		3.04,68	49.295
21	GUERNALEC Thibault	France	3	10		3.13,19	49.171
22	GEE Derek	Canada	3	10		3.16,02	49.130
23	SCHACHMANN Maximilian	Germany	3	10		3.19,09	49.085
24	ALMEIDA João	Portugal	3	10		3.19,15	49.084

 Portugal with 19 riders in the Zurich Cycling and Paracycling World Championships

Portugal with 19 riders in the Zurich Cycling and Paracycling World Championships

The National Team will be represented by 19 riders in the Road Cycling and Paracycling World Championships, which will take place in Zurich, Switzerland, starting next weekend.

The competition will have selective courses, more in line with the characteristics of Portuguese riders than the recent European Championships, so the national participation will have renewed ambition to fight for good results.

The men's elite selected are Afonso Eulálio (ABTF Betão-Feirense), Ivo Oliveira, João Almeida and Rui Oliveira (UAE Team Emirates), Nelson Oliveira (Movistar Team) and Rui Costa (EF Education-EasePost). The six will participate in the long-distance race on September 29. A week before, João Almeida and Nelson Oliveira will be the national weapons for the time trial.

The choices made by national coach José Poeira for the under-23s were Alexandre Montez (Credibom-LA Alumínios-Marcos Car), António Morgado (UAE Team Emirates), Daniel Lima (Israel Premier Tech Academy), Gonçalo Tavares (Hagens Berman Jayco) and Lucas Lopes (Supermercados Froiz). The five-man team will be aiming for the long-distance race on the 27th. António Morgado will also compete in the time trial on the 23rd.

Portugal will only be able to field two male juniors and the ones selected are Daniel Moreira (Willebrord Wil Vooruit) and José Miguel Moreira (Team Polti Kometa Junior), who will only compete in the long-distance race, scheduled for the 26th of September.

Daniela Campos 

In the women's category, José Luis Algarra has called up four cyclists, who will only participate in the long-distance races. In the elite and under-23 categories, Ana Caramelo (Matos Mobility/Flexaco Cycling Team) and Daniela Campos (Eneicat-CMTeam) have been called up, and will compete on September 28th. Two days before, the juniors Maria Constança Marques and Raquel Dias (Tavira/Extremosul/SC Farense) will race.

The World Championships combine paracycling with cycling in the competition program. In the cycling for people with disabilities sector, José Marques called up Flávio Pacheco and Telmo Pinão (Efapel Cycling Academy). Both will compete in the long-distance races and individual time trials.

On the 24th, Flávio Pacheco will compete in the individual H4 class and Telmo Pinão in the C2 class. Telmo Pinão's long-distance race is scheduled for the 27th and Flávio Pacheco's for the 29th.