The 2025 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships was the 14th edition of World Championships for road cycling for athletes with a physical disability. For the first time in history, the UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships took place in Belgium and with a record 328 athletes from 51 countries, it was the biggest Para-cycling Road World Championships ever in a year following the Paralympic Games. The championships took place in Ronse, Belgium from 28 to 31 August 2025.

Medalists

Events are held in four broad categories, with four different types of bicycle, denoted by a letter-number code:

B1 are pairs races for blind and visually impaired cyclists, riding a tandem bicycle with a sighted 'pilot'. C1-C5 are cyclists on standard or near-standard bicycles, with minor modifications to allow use by paracyclists, e.g. attachments on handlebars or pedals. H1-H5 are hand cycling races using tricycles powered by hand-cranking of pedals from a recumbent position. Typically hand-cyclists share similar lower body disabilities to wheelchair racing athletes in para athletics, but in H1-H5 events, their power is applied indirectly through a chained and geared pedal system rather than directly to the wheels of the chair by pushing to create the distinction between cycling and athletics. There are no 'H' class track events. T1-T2 are Tricycle races, typically for cyclists with good movement but significant balance or co-ordination issues for whom a two-wheeled bicycle is not suitable. There are no 'T' class track events.

As a general rule, the lower the number in the race code (e.g., C4 or H2), the greater the level of impairment.

Men's events Time trial11.6 km time trial T1 + 1' 25.03" + 43.35" + 1' 06.97" T2 18' 33.90" + 11.61" + 20.06" H1 25' 39.20" + 1' 06.33" + 2' 05.30" H2 18' 41.21" + 27.33" + 29.98"23.2 km time trial C1 34' 11.01" + 32.40" + 1' 17.35" C2 31' 10.91" + 1' 08.41" + 1' 10.87" C3 30' 06.33" + 8.55" + 13.99" C4 28' 31.21" + 11.52" + 12.44" C5 28' 25.98" + 15.55" + 55.50" H3 33' 36.93" + 54.40" + 1' 02.22" H4 32' 35.22" + 27.48" + 44.13" H5 33' 34.87" + 1' 11.62" + 2' 28.73" 34.8 km time trial BElie de Carvalho 40' 08.13"Tristan Bangma + 7.23"Vincent ter Schure + 58.54"Road race35.0 km road race T1 1h 06' 01" + 2' 55" + 4' 38" T2 59' 56" + 3" + 3"46.6 km road race H1 1h 18' 34" + 1' 08" + 3' 02" H2 1h 17' 08" + 0' 35" + 2' 27" 61.6 km road race H3 1h 45' 51" + 1' 46" + 1' 48" H4 1h 40' 50" + 4" + 1' 33" H5 1h 43' 35" + 1' 28" + 6' 56" C1 1h 41' 22" + 7" + 43" C2 1h 33' 09" + 1' 00" + 4' 21" C3 1h 31' 51" s.t. + 2" 92.4 km road race C4 2h 12' 04" s.t. + 2' 19" C5 2h 11' 29" s.t. s.t. BFederico Andreoli 2h 05' 08"Joan Sansó Riera + 22" Elie de Carvalho + 22"

Women's events Time trial11.6 km time trial T1 + 23' 15.13" + 1' 29.30" + 2' 27' 41" T2 + 21' 26.23" + 1' 17.10" + 1' 57.82" H1 50' 20.88" + 28' 28.48" H2 27' 48.63" + 1' 53.95" + 7' 05.33" H3 19' 25.68" + 23.75" + 38.47" H4 19' 52.39" + 8.93" + 9.29" H5 19' 21.16" + 1' 03.25" + 1' 41.85"23.2 km time trial C1 19' 34.82" + 5' 08.14" + 6' 33.17" C2 36' 04.39" + 14.28" + 2' 30.49" C3 36' 35.00" + 22.32" + 41.88" C4 33' 51.60" + 13.60" + 27.84" C5 33' 08.41" + 1' 55.00" + 2' 09.27" BKatie-George Dunlevy 30' 04.69"Sophie Unwin + 31.05"Anne-Sophie Centis + 1' 43.54"Road race23.3 km road race T1 46' 58" + 2' 01" + 3' 50 T2 46' 42" + 1' 02" + 1' 0835.0 km road race H1 1h 45' 40" - 1 LAP H2 1h 26' 32" + 9' 25" + 23' 2846.2 km road race H3 1h 34' 11" + 4' 34" + 8' 12" H4 1h 40' 25" + 2' 27" + 3' 49" H5 1h 37' 37" s.t. + 16' 5461.6 km road race C1 2h 02' 13" -1 LAP C2 1h 46' 03" + 8' 21" + 11' 34" C3 1h 46' 02" + 5' 43" + 9' 20"77.0 km road race C4 2h 08' 38" + 3' 23" + 6' 13" C5 2h 08' 04" + 38" + 3' 22" BKatie-George Dunlevy 2h 02' 13"Patrycja Kuter + 21"Sophie Unwin + 2' 40"

Mixed events 18.9 km team relay H1–5Joseph FritschFlorian JouannyJohan Quaile 32:42Alex WelshLauren ParkerGrant Allen 33:20Davide CortiniLuca MazzoneMirko Testa 33:20

Medal table

References

External links Union Cycliste Internationale