Jordan Jegat will compete in his second world championship with the French cycling team on Sunday, September 27, in Montreal, Canada. Jegat, a cyclist from Morbihan and part of the TotalEnergies team, is set to support his teammate Paul Seixas during the final events of the season. Seixas has been performing well recently, which has given the team confidence as they prepare for the important competition. Jegat, who has been with the French national team for some time, brings experience and stability to the squad. His presence is particularly valuable as the team looks to build on its previous performances and aim for strong results in this prestigious event. The world championships are one of the most important competitions in the cycling calendar, drawing top athletes from around the globe. This year’s event in Montreal is expected to be highly competitive, with many of the world’s best cyclists participating. The course, which includes both time trials and road races, will test the riders' endurance and tactical skills. For Jegat, this is an opportunity to showcase his abilities on an international stage and contribute to the team's success. Jegat’s journey to this point has not been without challenges. He faced a difficult winter season, which tested his resilience and commitment to the sport. However, he has since regained his form and is now ready to support his teammate as they aim to achieve their goals in Montreal. The French team will be hoping that Jegat’s experience and Seixas’s current performance will lead to strong results in the upcoming world championships.