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Cyclism. Paul Seixas in Bronze at the Worlds of Time Trial: "This Medal Gives Me a Lot of Confidence"

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The Lyonnais said he was proud of this bronze medal on the World Championship time trial in Montreal while waiting for the online race next Sunday.

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The best rider in the world, it's still Remco Evenepoel. The Belgian signed a hot time on the time trial in Montreal to win his fourth planetary title on the discipline. He beat Italian Filippo Ganna and Frenchman Paul Seixas.

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The Lyonnais said he was proud of this bronze medal on the World Championship time trial in Montreal while waiting for the online race next Sunday.

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The Frenchman won third place this Sunday in the time trial and said he was "fier" to climb on the world podium at the end of the race.

·Paris, France
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If Paul Seixas won the bronze medal on Sunday during the World Championships time trial, he owes it to the fall of Jakob Sederqvist.

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At the age of 26, Belgian rider Fabian Cancellara and German Tony Martin, who had also been crowned four times, but not after. "It was the goal of course, a huge source of motivation. I'm super happy. It was a magnificent experience, a very good way to start these championships", [...] The article Lyonnais Paul Seixas won bronze in the world cycling chronology first appeared on Lyon Capitale.

Paul Seixas was very proud of his bronze medal in the World Time on Sunday in Montreal. He hoped that his form would be further consolidated with a view to the online race next Sunday.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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