Great Britain’s Tom Pidcock settled for 10th in the men’s road race at the World Championships on Sunday, enduring an up and down day off the back of his Vuelta a España podium.
Pidcock told the press pre-race how he hadn’t put any specific focus onto the road race in Kigali, but still wanted to race to try and perform. In the end 10th was what he could muster at the end of a very tough race that saw his sensations ebb and flow.
Pidcock found his way back into the race at a useful moment, as the chase behind the leader and eventual winner Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia) shrank down. As a result, the British rider got within 50 seconds of him, but he and the chasers struggled to hold onto their momentum as the kilometres wore on.
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