Jordan Jegat has taken over from Louis Barré and will compete in the road race at the World Championships in Montreal. Thomas Voeckler, the team leader of TotalEnergies, chose Jegat to replace Barré, who suffered an injury after a fall during the Gran Premio Cycliste de Québec. Jegat, a 27-year-old cyclist, will represent France for the second consecutive year at the World Championships, following his participation in the event in Kigali last year. Jegat recently finished second in the Tour of Tuscany, a one-week stage race held in Italy. His strong performance has positioned him as a key rider for the upcoming season, during which he will join the Lidl-Trek team. This move is expected to strengthen the team's lineup for future competitions. The World Championships in Montreal will feature top cyclists from around the world competing in various disciplines, including the road race. The event is one of the most prestigious in the cycling calendar, with athletes vying for medals and the chance to be named world champions. Jegat's inclusion in the French team highlights his growing reputation in the sport. His ability to perform consistently in high-level races has made him a valuable asset for both his current and future teams. As he prepares for the World Championships, Jegat will aim to build on his recent success and continue his development as a professional cyclist.