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Cycling World Championships - September 26th

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Fabian Cancellera is having a good couple of years.

2006 saw him winning Paris-Roubaix over the previously dominant Tom Boonen and winning the Worlds Time Trial competition later in the year. 

He won the prologue and Stage 3 of this year's Tour de France and held on to the yellow jersey for 8 days. 

Now he overcomes pressure, rain and a tougher course to repeat as the World Champ. He finished nearly a minute faster than Laszlo Bodrogi of Hungary and Dutchman Stef Clement.

American Dave Zabriskie has been having good performance at time trials this year, but only managed 12th place today. 
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