Rohan Dennis (Australia) claimed victory in the men’s individual time trial at the Commonwealth Games, as Geraint Thomas lost his gold medal hopes in an early crash.
Dennis and Thomas started as the major pre-race favourites and it was Dennis, two-time world champion and silver medallist at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, who prevailed.
Dennis clocked 48:21 on the lightly undulating 37.4km course in Wolverhampton, UK. England’s Fred Wright claimed the silver medal at 26 seconds, while Thomas picked himself up to take bronze for Wales at 28 seconds.
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