86. Mistrzostwa świata w kolarstwie szosowym – zawody kolarskie, które odbyły się w dniach 22 – 29 września 2013 roku we włoskiej Florencji.
Jazda indywidualna na czas juniorów:
1 . Igor Decraene (Belgium)
2 . Mathias Krigbaum (Denmark)
3 . Zeke Mostov (United States Of America)
4 . Joshua Stritzinger (Germany)
5 . Matthew Gibson (Great Britain)
6 . Ole Forfang (Norway)
7 . Corentin Ermenault (France)
8 . Dmitriy Rive (Kazakhstan)
9 . Nikolay Cherkasov (Russian Federation)
10 . Michael Dessau (United States Of America)
11 . Emil Wang (Denmark)
12 . Stepan Kurianov (Russian Federation)
13 . Thomas Kaesler (Australia)
14 . Daniel Fitter (Australia)
15 . Michał Paluta (Poland)
16 . Piotr Konwa (Poland)
17 . Nathan Van Hooydonck (Belgium)
18 . Edoardo Affini (Italy)
19 . Jack Burke (Canada)
20 . Tom Wirtgen (Luxembourg)
21 . Timur Maleiev (Ukraine)
22 . Jon Božic (Slovenia)
23 . David Per (Slovenia)
24 . Pontus Kastemyr (Sweden)
25 . Oliver Mattheis (Germany)
26 . Mark Padun (Ukraine)
27 . Ryan Felgate (South Africa)
28 . Eduardo Estrada (Colombia)
29 . Atsushi Oka (Japan)
30 . Hampus Anderberg (Sweden)
31 . Daniel Martínez (Colombia)
32 . Filippo Ganna (Italy)
33 . Artem Nych (Russian Federation)
34 . Ivan Venter (South Africa)
35 . Juan Camacho Del Fresno (Spain)
36 . Sam Oomen (Netherlands)
37 . Adam Jamieson (Canada)
38 . Abderrahmane Bechlagheme (Algeria)
39 . Andrej Petrovski (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)
40 . Dominic Von Burg (Switzerland)
41 . Andrei Covalciuc (Republic of Moldova)
42 . Amanuel Mengis Ghebreindrias (Eritrea)
43 . Facundo Crisafulli (Argentina)
44 . Patrick Müller (Switzerland)
45 . Anton Ivashkin (Belarus)
46 . Luc Turchi (Luxembourg)
47 . Gaspar Gonçalves (Portugal)
48 . Mark Downey (Ireland)
49 . Cristopher Jurado (Panama)
50 . Mathieu Van Der Poel (Netherlands)
51 . Rémi Cavagna (France)
52 . Michal Schlegel (Czech Republic)
53 . Abderrahmane Mansouri (Algeria)
54 . Alexey Voloshin (Kazakhstan)
55 . Adrian Dumitru Zamfir (Romania)
56 . Milan Holomek (Slovakia)
57 . Aliaksandr Riabushenko (Belarus)
58 . Matas Mickevicius (Lithuania)
59 . Elgun Alizada (Azerbaijan)
60 . Onur Balkan (Turkey)
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