Brandon McNulty Claims Historic World Championships Road Race Victory
Brandon McNulty became the first American cyclist to win the men's road race at the world championships since 1993.
Raleigh Durham, NC, September 28, 2026 —
Brandon McNulty has achieved a significant milestone in American cycling history, becoming the first U.S. cyclist to win the men’s road race at the world championships in 31 years. The victory marks the first time an American has claimed the prestigious title since 1993.
The specific details regarding the date, location, and other competitors in the race were not provided in the available summary. McNulty’s achievement places him in an elite group of American cyclists to have won the world championship road race.
Further information regarding the race circumstances, such as the course profile, race dynamics, and the performances of other notable riders, is not detailed in the provided summary. The scope of McNulty’s preparation and his performance on the day are also not elaborated upon.
The historical context of the win is underscored by the 31-year gap since the last American victory in this event. Information about the previous American winner from 1993 is not available in the summary.
Details concerning any reactions from McNulty, his team, or the cycling community, as well as his future racing plans following this major accomplishment, were not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by ANDREW DAMPF, Associated Press on www.cbs17.com, see more information here.
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