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LeMond. Armstrong. McNulty. A two-lap attack in Montréal ended America’s three-decade wait for a men’s road world title.
Joking with his wife before the biggest single-day race in cycling, Brandon McNulty said it would take a miracle to become world champion.
Brandon McNulty captured the men's elite road race on the final day of UCI Road World Championships in Montreal. McNulty, 28, became the first American to win an elite road race world title since Lance Armstrong struck rainbow gold at Oslo in 1993.