2019 UCI Road World Championships – Men's under-23 time trial

Men's under-23 time trial

2019 UCI Road World Championships
Race details
Dates	24 September 2019
Stages	1
Distance	30.3 km (18.83 mi)
Winning time	40' 20"[1]
Medalists
Gold  Mikkel Bjerg (DEN)    Silver  Ian Garrison (USA)    Bronze  Brandon McNulty (USA)
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Events at the 2019 UCI Road World Championships
Participating nations Qualification
Elite events
Elite road race	men	women
Elite time trial	men	women
	Mixed team relay
Under-23 events
Under-23 road race	men
Under-23 time trial	men
Junior events
Junior road race	men	women
Junior time trial	men	women
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The Men's under-23 time trial of the 2019 UCI Road World Championships was a cycling event that took place on 24 September 2019 in Yorkshire, England. It was the 24th edition of the event, for which Danish rider Mikkel Bjerg was the two-time defending champion, having won in 2017 and 2018.^[2]

Bjerg became the first rider ever to win a third under-23 world time trial title,^[2] finishing 26.45 seconds clear of his closest competitor, Ian Garrison from the US. with the podium completed by Brandon McNulty, just 1.24 seconds behind Garrison.^[3]

All National Federations were allowed to enter four riders for the race, with a maximum of two riders to start. In addition to this number, the outgoing World Champion and the current continental champions were also able to take part.

Championship	Name	Note
Outgoing World Champion	Mikkel Bjerg (DEN)	Competed
European Champion	Johan Price-Pejtersen (DEN)
Asian Champion	Yevgeniy Fedorov (KAZ)
Oceanian Champion	Liam Magennis (AUS)
Pan American Champion	Diego Ferreyra (CHI)

59 of the 61 qualified riders completed the 30.3-kilometre course.^[3]

Rank	Rider	Country	Time
1	Mikkel Bjerg	Denmark	40' 20"
2	Ian Garrison	United States	+ 27"
3	Brandon McNulty	United States	+ 28"
4	Mathias Norsgaard	Denmark	+ 38"
5	Brent Van Moer	Belgium	+ 44"
6	Morten Hulgaard	Denmark	+ 56"
7	Nils Eekhoff	Netherlands	+ 1' 01"
8	Byron Munton	South Africa	+ 1' 27"
9	Markus Wildauer	Austria	+ 1' 39"
10	Daan Hoole	Netherlands	+ 1' 47"
11	Thibault Guernalec	France	+ 1' 50"
12	Tobias Foss	Norway	+ 1' 52"
13	Marc Hirschi	Switzerland	+ 1' 52"
14	Charlie Quarterman	Great Britain	+ 1' 53"
15	Ben Healy	Ireland	+ 1' 58"
16	Kevin Geniets	Luxembourg	+ 2' 03"
17	Iñigo Elosegui	Spain	+ 2' 04"
18	Iver Knotten	Norway	+ 2' 06"
19	Alexys Brunel	France	+ 2' 07"
20	Patrick Gamper	Austria	+ 2' 09"
21	Ethan Vernon	Great Britain	+ 2' 13"
22	Antonio Puppio	Italy	+ 2' 25"
23	Stefan Bissegger	Switzerland	+ 2' 34"
24	Ognjen Ilić	Serbia	+ 2' 35"
25	Miguel Heidemann	Germany	+ 2' 46"
26	Barnabás Peák	Hungary	+ 2' 46"
27	Matteo Sobrero	Italy	+ 2' 48"
28	João Almeida	Portugal	+ 2' 50"
29	Liam Magennis	Australia	+ 2' 51"
30	Filip Maciejuk	Poland	+ 2' 55"
31	Biniam Girmay	Eritrea	+ 2' 56"
32	Nickolas Zukowsky	Canada	+ 2' 56"
33	Juri Hollmann	Germany	+ 3' 01"
34	Jakub Otruba	Czech Republic	+ 3' 02"
35	Yevgeniy Fedorov	Kazakhstan	+ 3' 04"
36	Diego Ferreyra	Chile	+ 3' 20"
37	Ilan Van Wilder	Belgium	+ 3' 24"
38	Shoi Matsuda	Japan	+ 3' 30"
39	Vadim Pronskiy	Kazakhstan	+ 3' 34"
40	Sergio Tu	Taiwan	+ 3' 39"
41	Michael O'Loughlin	Ireland	+ 3' 40"
42	André Carvalho	Portugal	+ 3' 41"
43	Ben Katerberg	Canada	+ 3' 41"
44	James Fouché	New Zealand	+ 3' 52"
45	Shunsuke Imamura	Japan	+ 3' 57"
46	Xabier Azparren	Spain	+ 4' 00"
47	Petr Rikunov	Russia	+ 4' 06"
48	Yahor Shpakouski	Belarus	+ 4' 08"
49	Jaka Primožič	Slovenia	+ 4' 18"
50	Daniel Habtemichael	Eritrea	+ 4' 18"
51	Jason Oosthuizen	South Africa	+ 4' 44"
52	Emil Dima	Romania	+ 4' 44"
53	Samuel Oros	Slovakia	+ 4' 56"
54	Attila Valter	Hungary	+ 5' 40"
55	Hasani Hennis	Anguilla	+ 6' 41"
56	Tyler Cole	Trinidad and Tobago	+ 7' 21"
57	Lóránt Balázsi	Romania	+ 7' 30"
58	David Alexander Maidana	Paraguay	+ 7' 39"
59	Johan Price-Pejtersen	Norway	+ 11' 35"
	Vladyslav Soltasiuk	Ukraine	DNF
	Mohamed Rayes	Syria	DNS