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Remco Evenepoel of Belgium Won the UCI Road World Championships in Kigali

Experience the thrill of the 2025 UCI Road World Championships in Kigali: Remco Evenepoel dominates Men’s ITT for the third year, Marlen Reusser claims Women’s gold, with historic participation from 106 nations and a record 35 African countries under the “Riding New Heights” theme.

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The UCI Road World Championships took place in Kigali under the theme “Riding New Heights,” featuring over 1,000 participants.

Remco Evenepoel from Belgium won the Men’s Individual Time Trial for the third consecutive year, finishing in 49:06. In the Women’s Elite ITT, Marlen Reusser from Switzerland claimed her first world title with a time of 43:09.

This event was notable for its historic participation of 106 countries, including a record 35 from Africa.

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