Germany's Lisa Brennauer wins women's time trial world championship in Ponferrada, Spain.

Start times and start order for the riders in today's 9.7 kilometer stage 21 individual time trial of the Vuelta a España from Santiago de Compostela to Santiago de Compostela / El Final del Camino, Spain (3 pages).

Start times and start order for the riders in today's 54 kilometer stage 20 individual time trial of the Tour de France 2014 from Bergerac to Périgueux in France. Stage profile map included.

BMC Racing Team's Taylor Phinney on Saturday won his second national time trial title in dominant fashion at the USA Cycling professional road championships in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Start times and start order for the riders in today's 41.9 kilometer stage 12 individual time trial of the Giro d'Italia 2014 from Barbaresco to Barolo in Italy. Stage profile map included. (3 pages, click on arrows)

Tony Martin (Germany) has won the world time trial championship for the third consecutive year. The man called der Panzerwagen (the tank) dominated today’s event on a flat, 56.8-km course from Montecatini Terme to Florence, Italy, leading at two of the three checkpoints en route to victory in 1:05:36. Bradley Wiggins (Great Britain) finished second at 0:46, and four-time world time trial champion Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) took third at 0:48.

Germany's Tony Martin has won the elite men's individual time trial world championship for the third time in a row. Great Britain's Bradley Wiggins finished second and Fabian Cancellara third for Switzerland.

Damien Howson (Australia) is the world under-23 time trial champion. Howson powered over the flat, 43.46-km course from Pistoia to Florence, Italy, winning the gold medal in 00:49:49. Yoann Paillot (France) took the silver at 0:57, and Lasse Norman Hansen (Denmark) grabbed the bronze at 1:10.

Germany's Tony Martin defends elite men's individual time trial world champion title beating USA's Taylor Phinney and Vasil Kiryienka of Belarus after crash and injury marred season.