Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly retained their women’s B individual time trial World Championship title, finishing first in a strong Irish one-two. Dunlevy, riding with pilot Linda Kelly, led the field to victory, securing Ireland’s top honor at the event. Their performance was marked by precision and consistency, showcasing the depth of talent in Irish cycling.
Sinéad Greenan and pilot Alice Sharpe followed closely, earning silver in their world debut. The pair, competing in their first World Championship, demonstrated composure under pressure, finishing just behind the reigning champions. Their result highlights the growing competitiveness of Irish riders on the international stage.
The success of both teams reflects the strong development programs in Ireland, which have produced world-class athletes. The event in question took place in a neutral location, allowing for fair competition. The Irish team’s performance was a testament to years of dedication and training.
The results will be a key factor in the upcoming Olympic qualification cycle, with both teams now positioned to challenge for medals in major international events.
