<p>Italy's Filippo Ganna retained his time-trial crown at cycling's world championships in Bruges on Sunday.</p>.<p>The 25-year-old Ineos rider defended his title by beating local favourite Wout van Aert (Jumbo) by five seconds in a carbon copy of last year's outcome.</p>.<p>Another Belgian, Remco Evenepoel took third, 43sec back at the end of the 43.3 kilometres.</p>.<p>Ganna arrived in Bruges on the back of a Tokyo Olympics where he missed out on time-trial glory but led Italy to team pursuit gold.</p>
<p>Italy's Filippo Ganna retained his time-trial crown at cycling's world championships in Bruges on Sunday.</p>.<p>The 25-year-old Ineos rider defended his title by beating local favourite Wout van Aert (Jumbo) by five seconds in a carbon copy of last year's outcome.</p>.<p>Another Belgian, Remco Evenepoel took third, 43sec back at the end of the 43.3 kilometres.</p>.<p>Ganna arrived in Bruges on the back of a Tokyo Olympics where he missed out on time-trial glory but led Italy to team pursuit gold.</p>