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This entry is incorrect. In official reporting from the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal, Brandon McNulty is recorded as 4th in the Elite Men's Individual Time Trial, not 1st.

• USA Cycling's official race report says McNulty "finished fourth in the Elite Men's Time Trial" and lists the results as: 1. Remco Evenepoel, 2. Filippo Ganna, 3. Paul Seixas, 4. Brandon McNulty.
• The UCI's official event report likewise says Remco Evenepoel won the Men Elite ITT in Montréal, ahead of Ganna and Seixas.

So the article's standalone result line claiming "1st World Campionships Montréal" does not match the official result recorded for McNulty at the Montréal world championships.

In the Major championships results timeline, the 2024 entry for McNulty's World Championships – Time trial is shown as 6, but official race reporting says he actually finished 10th.

• USA Cycling's official recap of the 2024 UCI Road World Championships states: "McNulty was sixth at the first split, seventh at the second, and ultimately finished tenth with a time of 55:00.01."
• A cycling results database page for the 2024 World Championships elite men's ITT also lists Brandon McNulty in 10th place.

So the timeline cell showing 6 for his 2024 World Championships time-trial result is inconsistent with the official result and should be 10.