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Chloe Dygert wins individual time trial title at 2023 Cycling World Championships

Posted : 11 August 2023
Chloe Dygert showcased a remarkable performance on Thursday at the 2023 Cycling World Championships, clinching the individual time trial world championship title, an achievement that complements her 2019 gold. Dygert's astounding time of 46:59.80 set a formidable standard that proved insurmountable for her competitors. The distance between her time and that of other riders remained substantial until Grace Brown came remarkably close, finishing just 5.67 seconds behind Dygert.
 
In a spectacular display, Chloe Dygert triumphed at the 2023 Cycling World Championships, securing the individual time trial world title, adding to her 2019 gold. Her impressive time of 46:59.80 set a benchmark that her rivals struggled to match, with none managing to come within a minute of her time. In a surprising twist, Grace Brown of Australia, one of the final riders to compete, nearly closed the gap, falling short by only 5.67 seconds to secure a silver medal.
 
Chloe Dygert's victory marked her second individual time trial (ITT) world title, having previously triumphed in Harrogate in 2019. This triumph also marks a remarkable return to the spotlight following a harrowing crash during the 2020 ITT World Championships, which led to an arduous path of recovery. Dygert's emotions were difficult to put into words as she expressed her feelings after being awarded her second ITT rainbow jersey.
 
Her performance began early in the race, as the 19th out of 86 riders, and she immediately set a blistering pace of 14:27.64 on the first intermediate split. Crossing the finish line with a winning time of 46:59.80 in front of Stirling Castle, Dygert nervously awaited the outcomes of the remaining 67 riders. While in the hot seat, Dygert observed Anna Henderson of Britain delivering an exceptional performance to secure a provisional second place.
 
In the end, Grace Brown emerged as Dygert's closest competitor, finishing just a few seconds behind and clinching the silver medal. The final podium place went to Austria's Christina Schweinberger. Dygert's triumph not only underlines her exceptional skills but also serves as a poignant moment in her journey of recovery and achievement.

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