Del Toro, 5th at the World Championships: "Satisfied with the effort, but not happy with the result."

The Mexican fought to the end in Montreal but had to settle for fifth place, behind the triumph of his teammate McNulty

Pidcock: "Del Toro was clearly working for McNulty."

The Briton analyses the mad race in Montreal: frustrated attacks, Americans wall against wall and Seixas' legs drained by the frantic pace

Seixas was harsh: "It's shameful, I've let my teammates down."

Paul Seixas takes full responsibility for his cramps and 15th-place finish at the Montreal World Championships: "It was a rookie mistake, my teammates deserved more."

Evenepoel: "France also destroyed its captain."

Remco Evenepoel recounts the difficult World Championships in Montreal: the pace set by France, the uphill difficulties, and his quote about Paul Seixas.

Van der Poel: "Cycling is better without radios."

Van der Poel praises cycling without radios: "You have to ride instinctively."