Following CANYON//SRAM Racing's silver medal in the team time trial (TTT), the team had five riders compete in the individual time trial on Tuesday 11 October and all nine riders in the women's road race at the world championships in Doha, Qatar.
Lisa Brennauer, Trixi Worrack, Alena Amialiusik, Hannah Barnes and Elena Cecchini all finished in the top fifteen positions in the 28.9km individual time trial. With just one day recovery after their efforts in the TTT the five women were racing again, this time representing their respective national federations. Read their reactions following the ITT:
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