The British 18-year-old won her last race as a junior, outsprinting Paula Ostiz of Spain and Viktória Chladoňová of Slovakia

In a rain-soaked Zurich, Cat Ferguson claimed the junior women’s road race world title, adding to her earlier victory in the time trial. The British rider came out on top in a wild, action-packed race that,

Great Britain's Cat Ferguson wins the junior road race in challenging conditions at the UCI World and para-Road Cycling World Championships.

Cat Ferguson (Great Britain) added the junior women’s road race world title to the time trial rainbow jersey she won earlier this week at the UCI Road World Championships, prevailing in a tense three-woman sprint at the end of the 73.

Debutants Oliver Dawson and Elliot Rowe toughed out the grippy course, with Rowe suffering a mechanical and Dawson fighting for his place in the peloton in a valiant first world championships performance. Dawson crossed the finish line in 24th position, while Rowe came home 73rd.

Great Britain's Cat Ferguson wins the junior road race and Fin Graham the Para C3 road race at the UCI World and Para-Road Cycling World Championships.

Teenage British sensation Cat Ferguson dominated the women's junior time trial at the World Championships on Tuesday morning to take her first rainbow jersey on the road. The 18-year-old was fastest at the first time check and extended her lead at the finish to 34 seconds over second-placed Viktória Chladoňová of Slovakia,