The end of the racing season is near but the UCI Road World Championships are around the corner, with the week-long slate of races running on September 21-29. After last year's 'mega Worlds' in Glasgow,

UCI Road World Championships end with the elite men's road race on Sunday, September 29, the day after the elite women's race, creating a thrilling final weekend of rainbow jersey racing. The 273.9 km Zurich road race route is finely balanced.

Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) made history on Sunday as the first elite man to add the world time trial victory to the Olympic time trial gold medal, dominating the 46.1km race against the clock in Zürich with a time of 53:01.

We’ll be showing live coverage of all the action between the 22 and 29 September, across Red Button, iPlayer, BBC Sport App and website

Remco Evenepoel's golden spell continued as he secured another individual time trial title at the UCI Road World Championships.

Chloe Dygert takes bronze as fourth-placed Antonia Niedermaier becomes U23 world champion

The Australian time trial queen finished ahead of Demi Vollering and defending champion Chloe Dygert in second and third place respectively on Sunday (22 September).

The elite time trials at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships take place on Sunday 22 September, with medals on the line for both the women and men. A total of 129 riders will compete across the two events: 70 in the women's field and 59 in the men's field.