Record-Breaking Performances and Historic Wins at Cycling World Championships

The 2024 Track Cycling World Championships in Copenhagen saw new records set and Germany's return to the podium after 22 years.

Josh Charlton of Great Britain set a new world record in the 4000-meter individual pursuit, only to be surpassed by Italy's Jonathan Milan later that day.
Dutch cyclist Harrie Lavreysen secured his 15th world title in the 1000-meter time trial, setting a new championship record.
Germany's men's team pursuit secured a bronze medal, marking their first world championship podium finish in 22 years.
The German women's team pursuit also celebrated success, advancing to the finals with a comeback victory over Italy.
German coach Sven Meyer announced his departure, planning to focus on developing a unified training strategy across age groups.