Results World Championships Junior Women’s Time Trial: Maria Okrucińska crowned world champion in Montréal as Britain’s Aalia Clay takes third

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Tuesday, 22 September 2026 at 22:55
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Polish rider Maria Okrucińska has been crowned junior time trial world champion at the World Championships in Montréal 2026. The Polish rider stopped the clock in 15:17.51 at an average speed of 41.983 km/h, claiming the rainbow jersey with a clear win in the fight for gold.
Okrucińska put 12.25 seconds into Belgian Yana Decruyenaere, who had to settle for silver. The podium was completed by Britain’s Aalia Clay, third at 24.69 seconds from the new world champion.
The battle for the medals tightened from third place onwards. Switzerland’s Anja Grossmann finished fourth at 25.39 seconds, while Belgian Laura Fivé was fifth at 35.72 seconds. Germany’s Klara Dworatzek placed sixth at 39.26 seconds.
American Liliana Edwards took seventh, 41.87 seconds down, while Alejandra Neira, Spain’s junior time trial champion, finished eighth with a time 41.96 seconds slower than Okrucińska. Neira fell just short of the medal fight in Montréal.
Matilde Rossignoli finished ninth. The Italian rider crossed the line 45.80 seconds behind the new world champion, closing out the top 10.
Outside the first ten were Gabby McHugh, tenth; Augustė Mikutytė, eleventh; Edda Bieberle, twelfth; Nabyenka Valentina García, thirteenth; Zara Sofía Lamprea Morales, fourteenth; and Australian Neve Parslow, fifteenth.
With this result, Maria Okrucińska becomes the new junior time trial world champion, ahead of Decruyenaere and Clay, in a race where Poland takes the top prize in Montréal.

Junior women’s time trial classification

Pos. Rider Country Time
1 Maria Okrucińska Poland 15:17.51
2 Yana Decruyenaere Belgium +12.25
3 Aalia Clay Great Britain +24.69
4 Anja Grossmann Switzerland +25.39
5 Laura Fivé Belgium +35.72
6 Klara Dworatzek Germany +39.26
7 Liliana Edwards United States +41.87
8 Alejandra Neira Spain +41.96
9 Matilde Rossignoli Spain +45.80
10 Gabby McHugh Great Britain +48.61
11 Augustė Mikutytė Lithuania +50.69
12 Edda Bieberle Germany +1:00.17
13 Nabyenka Valentina García Mexico +1:00.64
14 Zara Sofía Lamprea Morales Colombia +1:00.77
15 Neve Parslow Australia +1:03.84
16 Megan Moore Australia +1:06.36
17 Maria Acuti Italy +1:07.27
18 Karlijn Wijma Netherlands +1:12.29
19 Emma Jimenez Palos Canada +1:16.44
20 Élodie Malois United States +1:18.24
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