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 Two stages. Two riders making their presence felt for Nusantara Cycling Team at Le Tour de Langkawi 2026.

STAGE 3 — Imam Arifin

A day in the breakaway, fighting across the intermediate sprints and King of the Mountain battle.

STAGE 4 — Ade Meisa

1st — Sprint 2, Kampar

3rd — Sprint 3, Tapah

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Elias Wändel Wins World Championship Bronze in Montréal

 Elias Wändel delivered a huge result for Sweden at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, taking bronze in the Junior Men’s Road Race after a powerful finish in Montréal.

The Swedish junior produced a determined ride across the demanding 134 km Montréal circuit, eventually reaching the group fighting for the final podium position. When the race came down to the sprint for bronze, Wändel proved the strongest and secured third place in the world.

Wändel Fights His Way Into Medal Contention

The Junior Men’s Road Race featured 10 laps of a demanding Montréal circuit with repeated climbing around Mont-Royal and 2,690 metres of elevation gain.

Wändel worked his way into contention during the decisive part of the race, eventually joining the group chasing behind the two leaders.

With Spain’s Benjamín Noval clear at the front and France’s Simon Defrance racing toward silver, the battle behind became a fight for the final World Championship medal.

Wändel made one final attempt to create separation on the climb. When the move did not produce a large enough gap, the Swedish rider switched his focus to the finish.

Strongest in the Sprint for Bronze

Noval crossed the line alone to become Junior Men’s Road Race World Champion, with Defrance taking silver 42 seconds later.

Behind them, Wändel faced Owen Kings, Michael Hettegger and Gal Stare in the battle for bronze.

When the sprint opened, Wändel had the speed to finish it off.

He crossed the line 2:12 behind Noval, taking third place and the bronze medal for Sweden.

2026 Junior Men’s Road Race — Top 5

🥇 Benjamín Noval 🇪🇸 — 3:23:35
🥈 Simon Defrance 🇫🇷 — +0:42
🥉 Elias Wändel 🇸🇪 — +2:12
4️⃣ Owen Kings 🇩🇪 — +2:12
5️⃣ Michael Hettegger 🇦🇹 — +2:12

A Medal After a Race Against Time

The bronze carries additional significance after Wändel arrived in Montréal following a recent crash in Switzerland.

According to the Swedish Cycling account, Wändel raced with substantial bandaging around his knee and had skipped the World Championship time trial while working to recover sufficiently for the road race.

That made reaching the start line part of the challenge. Reaching the World Championship podium completed the comeback.

After the finish, Wändel said the race had been extremely hard from beginning to end, while adding that the medal felt deserved after the work he had put into his season.

Sweden on the World Championship Podium 🇸🇪

Wändel’s bronze gives Sweden a place on the Junior Men’s Road Race podium at the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal.

Swedish teammates Oscar Lorentsson and Patrik Zacharzewski also completed the race, finishing 45th and 48th respectively, according to Swedish Cycling’s race report.

From all of us at CCN Sport, congratulations to Elias Wändel, SWE Cycling, and the entire Swedish National Team on an incredible performance in Montréal. We’re proud to see Sweden on the World Championship podium and proud to support the team on the world stage. 

📸 Photo: Sprintcycling Agency, UCI

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Jakob Söderqvist Crashed

 The crash of Jakob Söderqvist that definitively decided the battle for the bronze medal.

This is what bronze medallist Paul Seixas said after the race:

“Söderqvist was very solid, he fell. It’s not something we appreciate even if it suits me. I have this slight bitterness at the thought that I finished 3rd because a guy fell and we don’t know what could have happened.”

And this is what Jakob said:

“I’m fully OK. It’s just some lost skin… and also a bit of lost ego, maybe. It’s just a bummer that there wasn’t much of a gap to a medal. You know that maybe this crash is what took it away.

“But I knew I had to take every shot to have a chance to compete with the best guys, and so then I took a bit more risk than I usually do today. But I was happily surprised that I was up there contending with the best.”

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