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Cycling Worlds. "It Hurt Him": After the "Unfair" Controversy, Célia Géry Aims at the Supreme Title

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A world champion with hopes last year, Célia Géry made the big elite jump this Saturday (15h) in Montreal, in the skin of an outsider. A return to the spotlight for the discreet puncher, very touched after the episode of death threats received during the Tour de France.

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A world champion with hopes last year, Célia Géry made the big elite jump this Saturday (15h) in Montreal, in the skin of an outsider. A return to the spotlight for the discreet puncher, very touched after the episode of death threats received during the Tour de France.

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Despite the package of Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, winner of the women's Tour de France 2025, the French women's team is not without ambition during the online race of the world championships in Montreal (Canada), on Saturday. Between Célia Géry, Maeva Squiban and Cédrine Kerbaol, the Bleues have some assets to adorn themselves with the rainbow jersey.

Far from being favorite against Demi Vollering, this Saturday, the French team wants to bet on the punch and carelessness of Célia Géry but also on other cards, both to remove pressure at the age of 20 and to manoeuvre in different scenarios. The women's online race (from 15 hours on Eurosport 1, available on the Team) promises a show.

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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Célia Géry will be one of the main cards of the French team during the women's online race of the world championships in Montreal (Canada), Saturday, September 26th. For her first cape among the elites, the Ardéchoise has a card to play, but with pressure evacuated.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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