Profile Glasgow World Championships Time-Trial 2023 | Cycling
CyclingWednesday, 28 September 2022 at 04:00
Set to take place in the 11th of August, the World Championships will see a long time-trial course in Stirling, Scotland, which will attribute the next set of rainbow stripes in the discpline.
Note: Route is provisional.
As is the case with all time-trials, it will be the city of Stirling which will host the events. The riders are set to ride through a long time-trial, with 48.5 kilometers on the menu through the open fields of southern Scotland. It will be an effort of around an hour, longer than most of the last few routes.
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This one will conclude in Stirling, atop the Top of the Town and next to the Stirling Castle which should make for a very scenic ending to the race.
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