2025 UCI Road World Championships – Men's time trial

Men's time trial

2025 UCI Road World Championships
Race details
Dates	21 September 2025
Distance	40.6 km (25.23 mi)
Winning time	49:46.03
Medalists
Gold   Remco Evenepoel  (BEL)    Silver   Jay Vine  (AUS)    Bronze   Ilan Van Wilder  (BEL)
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The Men's time trial of the 2025 UCI Road World Championships was a cycling event that took place on 21 September 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda. It was the 32nd edition of the championship, for which Remco Evenepoel of Belgium was the defending champion, having won in 2024. ^{[1] [2]}

Final classification

Pos.	Position in the time trial
Time	Time taken to complete the time trial
Diff	Deficit to the winner of the time trial
DNS	Denotes a rider who did not start
DNF	Denotes a rider who did not finish
DSQ	Denotes a rider who was disqualified from the race
OTL	Denotes a rider who finished outside the time limit

Rank	Rider [3]	Country	Time	Diff.
	Remco Evenepoel	Belgium	49:46.03
	Jay Vine	Australia	51:00.83	+ 1:14.80
	Ilan Van Wilder	Belgium	52:22.10	+ 2:36.07
4	Tadej Pogačar	Slovenia	52:23.76	+ 2:37.73
5	Isaac del Toro	Mexico	52:26.89	+ 2:40.86
6	Andreas Leknessund	Norway	52:43.30	+ 2:57.27
7	Lucas Plapp	Australia	52:49.37	+ 3:03.34
8	Bruno Armirail	France	52:52.10	+ 3:06.07
9	Thymen Arensman	Netherlands	53:25.71	+ 3:39.68
10	Stefan Küng	Switzerland	53:34.95	+ 3:48.92
11	Iván Romeo	Spain	53:38.37	+ 3:52.34
12	Michael Leonard	Canada	53:39.14	+ 3:53.11
13	Matteo Sobrero	Italy	53:45.95	+ 3:59.92
14	Walter Vargas	Colombia	53:50.07	+ 4:04.04
15	Mattia Cattaneo	Italy	53:56.68	+ 4:10.65
16	Paul Seixas	France	54:00.17	+ 4:14.14
17	Miguel Heidemann	Germany	54:38.81	+ 4:52.78
18	Raúl García Pierna	Spain	54:49.36	+ 5:03.33
19	Florian Vermeersch	Belgium	54:49.59	+ 5:03.56
20	Byron Munton	South Africa	54:51.78	+ 5:05.75
21	Rein Taaramäe	Estonia	55:08.96	+ 5:22.93
22	Artem Nych	Individual Neutral Athletes	55:23.76	+ 5:37.73
23	Darren Rafferty	Ireland	55:43.58	+ 5:57.55
24	William Barta	United States	56:36.61	+ 6:50.58
25	Shemu Nsengiyumva	Rwanda	56:41.13	+ 6:55.10
26	Ryan Mullen	Ireland	56:53.95	+ 7:07.92
27	Brandon Downes	South Africa	57:09.27	+ 7:23.24
28	Laurent Gervais	Canada	57:23.86	+ 7:37.83
29	Mauro Schmid	Switzerland	57:25.10	+ 7:39.07
30	Su Haoyu	China	58:01.83	+ 8:15.80
31	Moise Mugisha	Rwanda	58:40.67	+ 8:54.64
32	Red Walters	Grenada	59:52.98	+ 10:06.95
33	Liu Jiankun	China	1:00:07.63	+ 10:21.60
34	Alexandre Mayer	Mauritius	1:02:22.20	+ 12:36.17
35	Majid Abu Harrah	Jordan	1:02:31.66	+ 12:45.63
36	Bizay Redae	Ethiopia	1:03:54.20	+ 14:08.17
37	Ahmad Badreddin Wais	Athlete Refugee Team	1:05:02.91	+ 15:16.88
38	Edwin Ndungu	Kenya	1:05:30.63	+ 15:44.60
39	Briton John	Guyana	1:05:32.40	+ 15:46.37
40	Boniphase Ngwata	Tanzania	1:05:48.87	+ 16:02.84
41	Aurélien de Comarmond	Mauritius	1:06:53.49	+ 17:07.46
42	Siriki Diarra	Mali	1:07:03.41	+ 17:17.38
43	Hassan Sharif	Tanzania	1:09:15.33	+ 19:29.30
44	Ricardo Sodjede	Benin	1:10:08.40	+ 20:22.37
45	Ahmet Örken	Turkey	1:10:08.52	+ 20:22.49
46	Victor Akpabli	Ghana	1:10:11.29	+ 20:25.26
47	Dino Mohamed Houlder	Madagascar	1:10:38.31	+ 20:52.28
48	Ibrahim Jalloh	Sierra Leone	1:11:46.73	+ 22:00.70
49	Abderemane Dahalani	Comoros	1:12:16.99	+ 20:25.26
50	Chiekhouna Cissé	Senegal	1:12:43.77	+ 22:57.74

References

1. "Men's Elite Time Trial" . Retrieved 21 September 2025.
2. Lamoureux, Lyne (21 September 2025). "Road World Championships: Remco Evenepoel dominates to win third consecutive time trial title". CyclingNews. Retrieved 21 September 2025.
3. "Men Elite Individual Time Trial - Final results". Tissot Timing. 21 September 2025. Retrieved 21 September 2025.