A week of rainbow-jersey races in Montréal, with elite road races on the demanding Mount Royal circuit.
The UCI Road World Championships is cycling’s annual road-racing championship, bringing national teams together for time trials, road races and the mixed relay.
Also known as: Road Worlds | UCI Worlds | UCI Road World Championships Montréal
Montréal previously hosted the first UCI Road World Championships held outside Europe, in 1974.
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It is one championship week rather than a single race: different age groups and disciplines compete for rainbow jerseys, culminating in the Elite road races.
The host course changes by edition. Montréal 2026 centres its elite road races on the Mount Royal circuit, while the time trials use a separate city course.
The host course changes by edition. Montréal 2026 centres its elite road races on the Mount Royal circuit, while the time trials use a separate city course.
