Netherland's Tom Dumoulin takes gold in time of 44mins 41.00 secs
Britain's Froome is third 1:21.25 off Dumoulin's time
Slovenia's Primoz Roglic (+57.79secs) second
GB's Tao Geoghegan Hart clocks 48:31.67
And that concludes our live text.
And it is another medal for Chris Froome, as he picks up a World Championship bronze medal, while Netherlands' Tom Dumoulin impresses to take the gold with Slovenia's Primoz Roglic taking the silver.
Our report on the action is live here and, as always, thank you for your comments. Until next time, bye for now.
Image source, Getty ImagesSome quotes from winner Tom Dumoulin. He says: "I cant believe it. It is amazing. I had such a good day. I felt really good.
"It started raining and I had to take the corners really slow. Every corner the back wheel was slipping.
"I was doubting for a long time about the bike change. But I saw the climb for the first time last Friday. Yesterday I made the decision not to change and take the risk. I am one of the guys who can make the climb on the TT bike."
Mark Cavendish is quick to send his congratulations to the winners as you can see in this tweet (BBC Sport app users may need to click on the link to see the tweet).
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We have just seen highlights from yesterday's women's race as Dutch rider Annemiek van Vleuten won the women's elite time trial at the 2017 UCI Road World Championships in Bergen, Norway.
Compatriot Anna van der Breggen took silver with Australian Katrin Garfoot in third.
You can watch the best bits of that race below.
Van Vlueten wins world time trial title
Michael G: Hamish Bond switching from rowing to cycling world champs TT, and the silver medal going to an ex-ski jumper. Impressive stuff.
New Zealand's Bond, who won gold medals in the coxless pair rowing events at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, came 39th in the race today.
Here are some pictures of the champion, courtesy of the UCI Twitter account.
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Slovenia's Primoz Roglic is an incredibly talented sportsman. When he was younger he competed as a ski jumper, winning the world junior championships in 2007, before becoming a professional cyclist in 2012.
He now has a world championships silver medal.
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
All the medallists suffered the same conditions. You could not tell it was raining with Dumoulin, though. He was the master of the event today. Nobody was going to beat him.
It has been a long year for Froome. This was one race too far.
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportAnd here are the final results. Gold for Tom Dumoulin of the Netherlands, silver for Primoz Roglic of Slovenia and bronze for Great Britain's Chris Froome.
Ireland's Nicolas Roche comes 12th, while Britain's Tao Geoghegan Hart finishes 43rd.
Tony Martin can only finish in ninth position. And we are done. All finished.
Netherlands' Tom Dumoulin is the world champion, Slovenia's Primoz Roglic takes silver and it is a bronze medal for Great Britain's Chris Froome.
Here comes Martin. Froome watches on. Can the German deny Froome a medal?
Froome finishes, behind the time of Primoz Roglic. Moments later Tom Dumoulin finishes and it will be a gold for him.
Froome is currently in third, only German Tom Martin can deny the Brit a medal.
Can Chris Froome get a podium finish? Gold looks to be in the hands of Dutchman Tom Dumoulin, unless something strange happens.
We have a new overall leader, Slovenia's Primoz Roglic has just finished in 45 minutes 38.79 seconds, 30.73 seconds better than previous leader Nelson Oliveira of Portugal.
Image source, BBC SportThe sport's governing body, the UCI, is loving the action.
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Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
Dumoulin has a buffer of 40 seconds. He may need a lot of that.
Just a reminder, of those that have finished this is how it stands.
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
A lot of scientific insight suggested to me that a bike change can be worth up to 12 seconds. You need to factor into that the change-over time. It is high risk for the advantage it can give you.
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