A complete record of all the 2024 medal winners in Zürich
A prized gold medal at the 2024 UCI Road World Championships in Zürich(Image credit: Getty Images)
The 2024 UCI Road World Championships (September 22-29), a return to normality after last year's 'mega Worlds' which brought together numerous racing disciplines, will hand out 13 gold medals during the course of the week's festivities.
Juniors, under-23s, and elites will compete in time trials, mixed relay TTTs, and road races in Switzerland for the chance of taking home one of those prized rainbow jerseys, or, failing that, one of the 26 silver and bronze medals on offer.
The action is well underway, with the headline events of the elite women's road race and elite men's road race rounding out the week on September 28 and 29.
We're compiling all the medals as they roll in to rank the competing nations into a total medal table.
Check below for the up-to-date tally of prizes from Zürich.
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Country
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
Australia
2
2
1
5
Belgium
2
1
3
6
Great Britain
2
1
1
4
Germany
2
1
1
4
Italy
1
1
3
5
Spain
1
1
0
2
France
1
0
0
1
Slovenia
1
0
0
1
Slovakia
0
2
1
3
Netherlands
0
1
2
3
Switzerland
0
1
1
2
USA
0
1
1
2
Sweden
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Row 12 - Cell 2
1
1
Rainbow jersey winners
Remco Evenepoel successfully defended his elite men's time trial rainbow jersey in Zürich (Image credit: Getty Images)
Cyclingnews has kept track of all the big winners throughout the 2024 Worlds. Read on for our concise rundown of the riders who have taken home rainbow jersey this year.
The week began with a win for Australia and the soon-to-retire Grace Brown, who triumphed in the elite women's time trial to add to her Olympic title. She had the beating of Demi Vollering (Netherlands) and Chloe Dygert (USA) with a famous ride.
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Paul Seixas (France) and Cat Ferguson (Great Britain) triumphed in the junior time trials, confirming their status as rising stars in the sport. Further up the age categories, in the U23 time trials, there were triumphs for Spain and Germany as Ivan Romeo and Antonia Niedermaier sped to victory.
Australia beat Germany – only just – and Italy to taste victory in the often-forgotten mixed relay TTT, before the road racing got underway a day later on Thursday.
Niklas Behrens (Germany) scored the rainbow jersey in the U23 men’s road race, outpacing Martin Svrček (Slovakia) in a two-man sprint to the line in Zürich on Friday.
In the elite women's/U23 road race, Lotte Kopecky repeated her 2023 triumph, whilst Puck Pieterse (Netherlands), 13th across the line, clinched gold in the U23 category in the came event
In the elite men's road race, Tadej Pogačar powered into the history books and became the first rider since Stephen Roche to complete the 'Triple Crown', adding gold at the end of a spectacular 100 kilometre breakaway to his victories in the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France.
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She began her sports journalism career with Cyclingnews as a North American Correspondent in 2006. In 2018, Kirsten became Women's Editor – overseeing the content strategy, race coverage and growth of women's professional cycling – before becoming Deputy Editor in 2023.
