Ryan Gal from the Netherlands has claimed the world title in the individual time trial for the U23 category. The race took place on Monday and covered a 31.3-kilometer course around Montreal. Gal completed the course in 37 minutes and 26 seconds, achieving an average speed of over 50 kilometers per hour. His performance marked a significant achievement in the cycling world, particularly for young athletes in this age group. Gal edged out Nicolas Milesi of Italy, who came in second, finishing 7 seconds behind. Hector Alvarez of Spain followed in third place, 11 seconds behind Gal. The competition saw a strong showing from European riders, with several nations represented among the top finishers. Arthur Blaise of France was the highest-placed French rider, securing 14th place in the event. His performance highlighted the competitive nature of the race and the strength of the U23 category in international cycling. The race was part of the Montreal 2026 championships, a multi-sport event that brings together athletes from around the world. The individual time trial is a key event in cycling, where athletes compete against the clock on a set course. Gal’s victory not only marks a personal triumph but also sets a high standard for future competitors in the U23 category. His success is expected to inspire other young cyclists aiming for similar achievements on the global stage.