Jeffrey Hoogland Makes History with Fifth World Title in Kilometer Time Trial
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Jeffrey Hoogland has secured the gold medal in the 1-kilometer time trial for the fifth time in his career at the World Track Cycling Championships.
Czech cyclist Petra Ševčíková finished ninth in the omnium at the World Track and Field Championships in Shanghai, equaling last year's result from the championship in Chile. Britain's Anna Morris won. In the kilometre with a fixed start, Dutchman Jeffrey Hoogland returned to the throne and became the first in history to win a fifth world gold in this discipline.
Jeffrey Hoogland has won gold again in the kilometer time trial. The Dutchman was convincingly the best in Shanghai, with a time of 58.713.
Jeffrey Hoogland has made history at the 2026 Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. On Friday, the 33-year-old Dutchman claimed the world title in the kilometer time trial for the fifth time, making him the sole record holder in this event. Hoogland was in a class of his own in the final and kept Frenchman Étienne Oliviero and Briton Joseph Truman well behind […]
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