BEN HEALY put up a brave fight but faded to finish 10th in the men’s road race.
Healy led the 273km race for a time but was caught with less than 30km remaining by winner Remco Evenepoel.


The Belgian finished well clear of Frenchman Valentin Madouas. Healy was in a group fighting it out for bronze.
But he could not keep up with the sprint as another Frenchman, Christophe Laporte, came third. Team-mate Ryan Mullen came 60th.
Cathal Doyle was the only one of three Irishmen involved in the 1500m repechage to qualify for the semi-finals.
Doyle won his race in which Luke McCann was seventh with Andrew Coscoran 12th in the other.
Madison Corcoran, Liam Jegou and Noel Hendrick will all be back in canoe slalom action on Sunday after progressing through the repechage route.
In sailing, Finn Lynch finished 12th and seventh in his two races to climb to 15th in the overall standings.
Eve McMahon lies in 17th after coming 22nd and 13th in her two races in the women’s event.