Jonathan Milan World Championship in Solo Pursuit! Beats Charlton and sets a new record (3’59”153) – Eurosport

Jonathan Milan in history! He wanted it, he saw it, that’s why he was woke up the pursuit team quartet (which sank without him) to dedicate yourself only to your individual pursuit, taking advantage of him Filippo Ganna. The Friulian was twice a European Special Champion, but never a World Champion with two second, third and fourth places in his history. But the right opportunity seemed to have passed by evening in the certificates. The 4th minute of the evening was great, but the surprise had been Josh Charlton who, after money in the Pursuit Team, stopped the clock in 3’59”304beating Ganna’s two-year-old world record (the 3’59″636 of Paris). Discounted end result? The final, however, is something else. Charlton prove to be very strong and turn in 4′ clear this time, but Milan literally take flight and dominate from the first meter to the last. The Friulian also sets a new world record and takes the gold with it 3’59”153.