North Americans at Rwanda Road Cycling Worlds

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1. Del Toro‘s Performance:

* despite battling stomach problems, Del Toro finished in the top 10 at the ⁢championships.
* this performance solidifies his‍ potential as a future star (“one of cycling’s Galactics“).
* ⁤He will⁣ continue to race with UAE Emirates-XRG ⁢next ⁤season with increased opportunities.
* He and ‍his‍ team were aiming for a win and felt⁢ they demonstrated their ability to compete at that level.

2. ⁢Ashlin⁤ barry’s Silver Medal:

* Ashlin Barry won the⁤ lone medal for the US, taking silver in the junior men’s time trial.
*⁣ He ⁣was only 6.84 seconds behind the winner, Michiel ⁣Mouris (Netherlands).
* He is considered a promising young American cyclist, already a ⁤U.S. junior ⁣TT champion and Paris-Roubaix ⁣Juniors runner-up.
* He comes from a cycling family (parents are ex-pros Michael barry and Dede⁤ Demet-Barry).

3. Beckam Drake’s Breakout Performance:

* Beckam Drake, a⁢ 17-year-old from Texas, had a very impressive debut at the championships.
* He finished 4th in the junior men’s time trial, narrowly missing a medal by 5‍ seconds.
* In the road⁤ race, he was aggressive, joining an early breakaway and holding a critically‍ important lead for a long time before being overtaken ⁣on a climb.He finished 30th.
* ‍ He is a relative newcomer to the junior circuit, with limited road racing experience, making his performance a significant “revelation.”

4. Elite Men’s Race:

* ⁤ Only one US rider finished the elite men’s race (the text cuts ⁤off before providing details).

In essence, the article highlights the strong performances of young American cyclists ⁢at the 2025 World Championships in Rwanda, notably Del Toro, Barry, and Drake.