Spanish rider Alejandra Neira claimed the junior women’s world road race title on Friday in Montreal, Canada.
Where was the race held?
The event took place on the Mont‑Royal circuit, a demanding 80.4‑kilometre course that featured a total climb of 1,614 metres.
How did Neira secure the victory?
Neira surged ahead in the final metres, edging out four rivals to take first place.
Who were the other podium finishers?
Italy’s Matilde Rossignoli finished second, while Switzerland’s Anja Grossmann earned the bronze medal.
What distance did the riders cover?
The race covered 80.4 kilometres, with multiple laps of the hilly Mont‑Royal loop.
What significance does the win have for Neira?
The triumph marks Neira’s first world title at the junior level and highlights Spain’s growing presence in women’s cycling.
The victory was celebrated by the Spanish federation, which noted the rider’s tactical strength on a course that tested endurance and climbing ability.