July 14, 2019 (White Rock, BC) – The list of winners at the Tour de White Rock presented by Landmark Premiere Properties Westminster Savings Road Race reads like a who’s who of BC and Canadian cycling. As the longest continuously run race in North America, the Tour de White Rock – which is celebrating its 40th anniversary – has seen notable names like Svein Tuft, Brian Walton, Christian Meier, Zach Bell and Andrew Pinfold conquer the notorious 134 kilometre circuit.

Kelowna, BC’s Jordan Cheyne, riding for Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling, can now add his name to those engraved on the Hans Steida Memorial Trophy as he dominated the 2019 edition of the road race, breaking away from a group of seven with just over 40 kilometres left. “I went up the climb with four to go and I didn’t really attack hard, but I saw a gap open up and I just committed to it. This circuit is so hard that it’s almost easier to go on your own sometimes,” the 27-year-old said.

The Elevate-KHS team has been prominent all through BC Superweek, including several podiums for Samuel Bassetti along with Ulises Castillo Soto. “It’s been a hard week, I’ve done three or four of the crits, but my teammates were making all the money for me, so it was my turn today,” said Cheyne. “We got a chance – it was down to three of us in the break and my best chance was a long-range attack so that’s what I did. It was early, but if you can roll a break the whole day here, I think it’s easier because there’s no accelerations on all these climbs – it adds up in a hurry in the field. You might have to hit the wind a bit more, but I prefer to be up the road.”

In second was German rider Christopher Hatz, who’s riding for Herrmann Rad-Team. It’s the second straight year that the 27-year-old is the runner up at the Westminster Savings Road Race. “It was really hard, just like last year. The last big lap, I took the first hill and we got to four guys who went away and at the end my legs just weren’t that good. It was just pain on the last three laps,” said Hatz. “The finish was quite similar, but the beginning was a bit harder. I went early in the group and I didn’t expect the group would go past two because we had one in it, Elevate had one in it. In the end, we worked quite well together.”

Third place went to Ed Walsh of Halifax, Nova Scotia, riding for X-Speed United Continental. It’s a team that features former champion Ryan Roth. “We had a few guys like Evan Burtnik, he’s been riding great all week, and then myself and Ryan – any of us could do well on this course, so it just came down to had the best legs on the day,” the 22-year-old explained. “It was kind of nice to redeem myself, it’s been a hard week for me. I’m happy with third and I think the team should be happy too. Rock is always the highlight for me at BC Superweek, I’ll be back!”

The men’s winner for the omnium (or overall points) was Castillo Soto, who was second in Saturday’s Choices Markets Criterium and 11th in Sunday’s Westminster Savings Road Race. Florenz Knauer was second in the omnium, marking the eighth straight year he’s finished either first or second in the overall points standings at the Tour de White Rock.

Women’s Race

Team TIBCO – Silicon Valley Bank continued to put on a clinic on Sunday at the Westminster Savings Road Race as part of the Tour de White Rock presented by Landmark Premiere Properties. Nina Kessler, a Dutch cyclist racing BC Superweek for the first time, won in a bunch sprint, giving TIBCO its seventh win in nine races. She relied on teammates who had rode the race in the past to pass on some tips. “We had a chat with Alison Jackson, who won last year, so she gave a lot of good advice,” the 31-year-old said. “It’s going up all the time, so it’s heavy and your legs just need to do it in this race.”

Kessler wasn’t necessarily the rider pegged for the sprint for TIBCO, but the team was confident in Kendall Ryan, Emily Marcolini, Sharlotte Lucas or Kessler to get to the line. “We had four strong riders here – like Emily’s doing really well uphill and Sharlotte did an amazing job the whole week so we wanted to have a break and whoever was in there could go for it.”

That said, Kessler wasn’t really confident in the sprint at the end. “I like really fast sprints and this one is uphill, so I was a little scared of it, but I knew I had to start it early because of the tailwind. When I started it, I knew I couldn’t hold that speed to the finish line,” she said. “I just wanted to do it for the whole team because they raced so well this week – it’s really awesome. I really want to come back to BC, I enjoyed it so much!”

Marie-Soleil Blais, who’s been a top-5 finisher at seven of nine races this year during BC Superweek had her eye on not only the win, but the omnium and the $1,000 prize that goes with it. “Today I just wanted to have a really hard race because I knew there were some tired legs. I knew I had the fitness and I wanted to make it hard on a smaller group, so I had a better chance at the podium,” the former competitive hockey player said.

She was conscious of making it a hard race on all the riders, determined to keep the pace high on the main climb up Magdalen Avenue. “Eventually it worked out because we got a small group. I’m a little bit bummed because there was still a TIBCO rider in the break because I would have liked to win. I knew Nina had a good sprint, but I was getting tired from attacking every climb. It’s too bad that with all that work I couldn’t come up with the win, but with second place and the overall omnium, it’s alright.”

Blais wraps up BC Superweek with four overall podium finishes and the Tour de White Rock omnium. Victoria, BC rider Megan Rathwell was riding for Broad Street Cycling and she came third for the second straight year. The 34-year-old also won the 8-lap, 80.8 kilometre Westminster Savings Road Race in 2014.

For Kessler, she now puts herself in the same company as former Canadian Olympians Jasmine Glaesser, Joelle Numainville and Karol-Ann Canuel, along with American cycling star Shelley Olds as women who have won the prestigious Tour de White Rock.

Results

Road Race

Men Cat Pro 1 2
1. Jordan Cheyne (Bc) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling 3:26:35.22
2. Christopher Hatz (Ger) Independent 00:52
3. Edward Walsh (Ns) X-Speed United Continental 01:07
4. Connor Toppings (Ab) Probaclac/Devinci -1 Lap
5. Dylan Mckenna (Aus) X-Speed United Continental -1 Lap
6. Ashley Mackay (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast -1 Lap
7. Marko Pavlic (Slo) DC Bank Pro Cycling -1 Lap
8. Leon Echtermann (Ger) Independent -1 Lap
9. Jack Bardi (Wa) Hangar 15 BIcycles Racing Team -1 Lap
10. Ulises Castillo Soto (Mex) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling -1 Lap
11. Gavin Hoover (Ca) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling -1 Lap
12. Florenz Knauer (Ger) Rad Team Herrmann -2 Lap
13. Eder Frayre (Mex) Team California -2 Lap
14. Jack Burke (Bc) Leopard -2 Lap
15. Cole Davis (Ca) Hagens Berman Axeon -2 Lap
16. Kaler Marshall (Wa) Hangar 15 Bicycles Elite Cycling Team -2 Lap
17. Lukas Conly (Sk) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme -2 Lap
18. Ryan Roth (On) X-Speed United Continental -2 Lap
19. Samuel Bassetti (Ca) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling -2 Lap
20. Kyle Buckosky (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men) -2 Lap
21. Travis Samuel (On) DC Bank Pro Cycling -2 Lap
OTL Brendan Armstrong (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OTL Alexander Murison (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OTL Nicholas Diniz (On) X-Speed United Continental
OTL Jean-Denis Thibault (Qc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OTL Joshua Kropf (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OTL Jure Rupnik (Sk) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OTL Thomas Schellenberg (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OTL Campbell Stewart (Nzl) New Zealand
OTL Tom Sexton (Nzl) New Zealand
OTL Jordan Kerby (Nzl) New Zealand
OTL Patrick Riddell (Bc) Langlois Brown Racing
OTL Nigel Kinney (Bc) Langlois Brown Racing
OTL Eric Young (Co) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OTL Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria (Mex) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OTL Kyle Swanson (Tx) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OTL Colin Patterson (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OTL Gavin Murray (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OTL Sam Horn (Bc) Mighty Cycling
OTL Nick Monette (On) Mighty Cycling
OTL Brendan Cowley (Bc) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OTL Griffin Park (Ut) Hangar 15 BIcycles Elite Cycling Team
OTL Ethan Palamarek (Ab) Toronto Hustle
OTL Chris Ernst (On) Hewdog Racing
OTL Tim Savre (Mn) Project Echelon Racing
OTL Carne Groube (Nzl) Subaru AnchorPoint
OTL Ethan Frankel (Ca) Subaru Santa Monica Racing
OTL Adam De Vos (Bc) Rally UHC Cycling
OTL Pier-André Cote (Qc) Rally UHC Cycling
DNF Jonathon Noble (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNF Chris Macleod (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
DNF Alexander Fraser-Maraun (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
DNF Cole Glover (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
DNF Jasper Albrecht (Aus) X-Speed United Continental
DNF Evan Burtnik (Ab) X-Speed United Continental
DNF Connor Sens (Fra) X-Speed United Continental
DNF Antoine Leplingard (Fra) DC Bank Pro Cycling
DNF Nicholas Kergozou (Nzl) New Zealand
DNF Regan Gough (Nzl) New Zealand
DNF Corbin Strong (Nzl) New Zealand
DNF Harry Waine (Nzl) New Zealand
DNF Felix Pelletier (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Antoine Ippersiel (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Gabriel Guay (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Charles-Antoine Forest-Leblanc (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Alexis Rochette (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Philippe Mireault (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNF Justin Homewood (Bc) Langlois Brown Racing
DNF Dylan Davies (Bc) Langlois Brown Racing
DNF Felix Boutin (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
DNF Mitchell Ketler (Mb) Probaclac/Devinci
DNF Kyle Kirby (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
DNF Scott Wannop (Bc) Mighty Cycling
DNF Justin Purificati (On) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
DNF Tim Mcbirney (Ca) Team California
DNF Enrique Serrato (Mex) Team California
DNF Keelan Ontiveros (Or) Hangar 15 BIcycles Racing Team
DNF Marcus Van Der Sande (Bc) Hewdog Racing
DNF Mark Bonar (Bc) Hewdog Racing
DNF Marc Dupuis (Bc) Hewdog Racing
DNF Elijah Louttit (Sk) Hewdog Racing
DNF Amiel Flett-Brown (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNF Wai-Ben Wong (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNF Christopher Gill (Qc) VeloSelect Racing Team
DNF Julian Georg (Ny) Project Supertraining
DNF Zach Zionts (Nc) ADHD Catella
DNF Justin Shoubridge (Qc) Factory Five-thePACK
DNF Marcel Franz (Ger) Heizomat rad-net
DNF Andy Hill (Bc) Independent
DNF George Brian Jackson (Nzl) Independent
DNF Dylan Simpson (Nzl) Independent
DNF Henry Levett (Nzl) Independent
DNF Theo Gilbertson (Nzl) Independent
DNF Jackson Bocksnick (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNS Taj Jones (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Kai Chapman (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Matthew Rice (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Zack Gilmore (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Amarni Drake (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Alastair Mackellar (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
DNS Clarke Lind (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
DNS Riley Pickrell (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
DNS Jordan Schmidt (Bc) X-Speed United Continental
DNS Jake Cullen (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
DNS Pierre-Olivier Santerre (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNS Wilson Tran (Bc) Langlois Brown Racing
DNS Emile Jean (Qc) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Noah Simms (On) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Jonathan Clarke (Nc) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Alec Cowan (Ab) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Noah Granigan (Co) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Travis Mccabe (Co) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
DNS Hendrik Pineda (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
DNS Olivier Brisebois (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
DNS Thierry Kirouac Marcassa (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
DNS William Myers (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
DNS Grant Gill (Bc) Mighty Cycling
DNS John Willcox (Bc) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
DNS Max Rubarth (On) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
DNS Kurt Penno (Mn) Toronto Hustle
DNS Sam Titter-Dower (Nzl) Toronto Hustle
DNS Zachary Konings (On) Hewdog Racing
DNS Mason Burtnik (Ab) Hewdog Racing
DNS Jackson Kinniburgh (Ab) Hewdog Racing
DNS Alex Webb (Ab) Hewdog Racing
DNS Graham Lock (Mb) Hewdog Racing
DNS Titus Chan (Ab) Hewdog Racing
DNS Ryan Primeau (Bc) VeloSelect Racing Team
DNS Brett Wakefield (Bc) Giant Vancouver
DNS Warren Muir (Bc) The Lead Out Project
DNS Erik Hammerquist (Or) Independent
DNS Patrick Collins Toronto Hustle
DNS David Dubé (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
DNS Gerardo Medina (Mex) Team California

Women Cat Pro 1 2 3
1. Nina Kessler (Ned) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank 2:29:39
2. Marie-Soleil Blais (Qc) Astana Women Team 00:00
3. Megan Rathwell (Bc) Broad St Cycles 00:01
4. Ann Pascale Ouellet (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda 00:03
5. Rachel Langdon (Ky) InstaFund La Prima 00:18
6. Olivia Baril (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda 00:18
7. Georgia Danford (Nzl) Independent 00:18
8. Sharlotte Lucas (Nzl) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank 00:18
9. Holly Simonson (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 00:18
10. Frederique Larose Gingras (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda 00:18
11. Michele Schaeffer (Bc) InstaFund La Prima 00:18
12. Annabella Stoll-Dansereau (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius 00:22
13. Claire Cameron (Bc) InstaFund La Prima 00:40
14. Brenna Pauly (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 01:35
15. Krista Matthews (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling 01:35
16. Emily Marcolini (On) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank 01:35
17. Holly Henry (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 01:38
18. Gabrielle Lehnert (Or) LUX Cycling 01:38
19. Margot Clyne (Co) Sho-Air Twenty20 03:22
20. Beth Ann Orton (Or) InstaFund La Prima 03:25
21. Sonia Taylor (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling 05:48
22. Suzie Brown (On) Independent 05:48
23. Isabella Bertold (Bc) InstaFund La Prima 06:56
24. Kara Lilley (Ab) Peloton Racing p/b Momentum Cycling 09:27
25. Esta Bovill InstaFund La Prima 09:30
26. Sarah Van Dam (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 09:53
27. Isla Walker (Bc) Tripleshot Youth Cycling 09:53
28. Elle Bush (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius 09:59
29. Elizabeth Gin (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 15:22
DNF Julie Kuliecza (Va) Hagens-Berman | Supermint
DNF Kendall Ryan (Ca) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
DNF Josephine Peloquin (Qc) Quebecor – Stingray
DNF Beatrice Lesauteur (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda
DNF Janna Gillick (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
DNF Caitlin Wallin (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius
DNF Ngaire Barraclough (Ab) InstaFund La Prima
DNS Haley Gill (Bc) InstaFund La Prima
DNS Holly Breck (Ca) InstaFund La Prima
DNS Jasmine Soh (Wa) Trek Red Truck (women)
DNS Caroline Kenning (Bc) Mighty Cycling
DNS Janelle Cole (Mi) Fast Chance p/b The Happy Tooth Foundation Women’s Pro Team

Omnium

Women
1. Marie-Soleil Blais (Qc) Astana Women Team 26
2. Nina Kessler (Ned) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank 20
3. Rachel Langdon (Ky) InstaFund La Prima 19
4. Georgia Danford (Nzl) Independent 19
5. Sharlotte Lucas (Nzl) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank 15
6. Olivia Baril (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda 13
7. Holly Simonson (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 13
8. Frederique Larose Gingras (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda 7
9. Michele Schaeffer (Bc) InstaFund La Prima 6
10. Claire Cameron (Bc) Fluevog’s Crit Nasty 5
11. Sarah Van Dam (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 5
12. Brenna Pauly (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women) 4
13. Margot Clyne (Co) Sho-Air Twenty20 3
14. Beth Ann Orton (Or) InstaFund La Prima 2
15. Isabella Bertold (Bc) InstaFund La Prima 2
16. Esta Bovill () InstaFund La Prima 2
17. Elle Bush (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius 2
18. Kara Lilley (Ab) Peloton Racing p/b Momentum Cycling 2
OUT Haley Gill (Bc) InstaFund La Prima
OUT Kendall Ryan (Ca) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
OUT Julie Kuliecza (Va) Hagens-Berman | Supermint
OUT Josephine Peloquin (Qc) Quebecor – Stingray
OUT Beatrice Lesauteur (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda
OUT Janna Gillick (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
OUT Holly Breck (Ca) InstaFund La Prima
OUT Jasmine Soh (Wa) Trek Red Truck (women)
OUT Holly Henry (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women)
OUT Elizabeth Gin (Bc) Trek Red Truck (women)
OUT Emily Marcolini (On) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
OUT Ann Pascale Ouellet (Qc) Macogep-Tornatech-Specialized p/p Mazda
OUT Sonia Taylor (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
OUT Caitlin Wallin (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius
OUT Annabella Stoll-Dansereau (Bc) Cannondale p/b Fortius
OUT Janelle Cole (Mi) Fast Chance p/b The Happy Tooth Foundation Women’s Pro Team
OUT Suzie Brown (On) Independent
OUT Gabrielle Lehnert (Or) LUX Cycling
OUT Ngaire Barraclough (Ab) InstaFund La Prima
OUT Tori Kalyniuk (Bc) TaG Cycling Race Team
OUT Janna Gillick (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
OUT Erin Attwell (Bc) Trek Red-Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
OUT Kate Smith (Nzl) Rise Racing
OUT Kendall Ryan (Ca) Team TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
OUT Sara Bergen (Bc) Rally Cycling
OUT Heidi Franz (Wa) Rally Cycling
OUT Allyson Gillard (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/b Cromwell
OUT Annie Foreman-Mackey (On) Cyclery Racing
OUT Kinley Gibson (Ab) Cyclery Racing
OUT Stella Callaghan (Nzl) Hera Everyday Goddess Racing
OUT Lancely Yung (Nzl) Hera Everyday Goddess Racing
OUT Michelle Howe (Wa) Independent

Men
1. Ulises Castillo Soto (Mex) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling 22
2. Florenz Knauer (Ger) Rad Team Herrmann 22
3. Christopher Hatz (Ger) Independent 17
4. Cole Davis (Ca) Hagens Berman Axeon 16
5. Edward Walsh (Ns) X-Speed United Continental 14
6. Jack Bardi (Wa) Hangar 15 BIcycles Racing Team 13
7. Eder Frayre (Mex) Team California 13
8. Gavin Hoover (Ca) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling 11
9. Samuel Bassetti (Ca) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling 10
10. Kaler Marshall (Wa) Hangar 15 Bicycles Elite Cycling Team 6
11. Ryan Roth (On) X-Speed United Continental 5
12. Travis Samuel (On) DC Bank Pro Cycling 3
OUT Marcel Franz (Ger) Heizomat rad-net
OUT Pier-André Cote (Qc) Rally UHC Cycling
OUT Alexander Murison (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Tom Sexton (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Antoine Leplingard (Fra) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Brendan Armstrong (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Alexander Fraser-Maraun (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Nicholas Diniz (On) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Evan Burtnik (Ab) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Joshua Kropf (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Regan Gough (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Eric Young (Co) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OUT Kyle Swanson (Tx) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OUT Mitchell Ketler (Mb) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT William Myers (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OUT Griffin Park (Ut) Hangar 15 BIcycles Elite Cycling Team
OUT Chris Ernst (On) Hewdog Racing
OUT Amiel Flett-Brown (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
OUT Carne Groube (Nzl) Subaru AnchorPoint
OUT Warren Muir (Bc) Independent
OUT Adam De Vos (Bc) Rally UHC Cycling
OUT Jonathon Noble (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Taj Jones (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Ashley Mackay (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Kai Chapman (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Matthew Rice (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Zack Gilmore (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Amarni Drake (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Alastair Mackellar (Aus) Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
OUT Kyle Buckosky (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Chris Macleod (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Clarke Lind (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Riley Pickrell (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Cole Glover (Bc) Trek Red Truck (men)
OUT Dylan Mckenna (Aus) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Jasper Albrecht (Aus) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Connor Sens (Aus) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Jordan Schmidt (Bc) X-Speed United Continental
OUT Jake Cullen (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Jean-Denis Thibault (Qc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Jure Rupnik (Sk) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Marko Pavlic (Slo) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Thomas Schellenberg (Bc) DC Bank Pro Cycling
OUT Campbell Stewart (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Nicholas Kergozou (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Jordan Kerby (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Corbin Strong (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Harry Waine (Nzl) New Zealand
OUT Felix Pelletier (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Antoine Ippersiel (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Gabriel Guay (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Charles-Antoine Forest-Leblanc (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Alexis Rochette (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Pierre-Olivier Santerre (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Philippe Mireault (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell
OUT Emile Jean (Qc) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Noah Simms (On) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Jonathan Clarke (Nc) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Alec Cowan (Ab) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Noah Granigan (Co) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Travis Mccabe (Co) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
OUT Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria (Mex) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OUT Hendrik Pineda (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT Olivier Brisebois (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT Connor Toppings (Ab) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT Felix Boutin (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT Thierry Kirouac Marcassa (Qc) Probaclac/Devinci
OUT Colin Patterson (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OUT Kyle Kirby (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OUT Gavin Murray (Ca) Marc Pro Cycling p/b Gym One
OUT Lukas Conly (Sk) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OUT John Willcox (Bc) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OUT Max Rubarth (On) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OUT Brendan Cowley (Bc) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OUT Justin Purificati (On) Ride with Rendall p/b Biemme
OUT Tim Mcbirney (Ca) Team California
OUT Enrique Serrato (Mex) Team California
OUT Keelan Ontiveros (Or) Hangar 15 BIcycles Racing Team
OUT Ethan Palamarek (Ab) Toronto Hustle
OUT Kurt Penno (Mn) Toronto Hustle
OUT Sam Titter-Dower (Nzl) Toronto Hustle
OUT Isaac Niles (Ab) Toronto Hustle
OUT Marcus Van Der Sande (Bc) Hewdog Racing
OUT Mark Bonar (Bc) Hewdog Racing
OUT Zachary Konings (On) Hewdog Racing
OUT Mason Burtnik (Ab) Hewdog Racing
OUT Marc Dupuis (Bc) Hewdog Racing
OUT Jackson Kinniburgh (Ab) Hewdog Racing
OUT Alex Webb (Ab) Hewdog Racing
OUT Graham Lock (Mb) Hewdog Racing
OUT Titus Chan (Ab) Hewdog Racing
OUT Elijah Louttit (Sk) Hewdog Racing
OUT Tim Savre (Mn) Project Echelon Racing
OUT Ed Veal (On) RealDeal Racing
OUT Christopher Gill (Qc) VeloSelect Racing Team
OUT Ethan Frankel (Ca) Subaru Santa Monica Racing
OUT Julian Georg (Ny) Project Supertraining
OUT Zach Zionts (Nc) ADHD Catella
OUT Justin Shoubridge (Qc) Factory Five-thePACK
OUT Brett Wakefield (Bc) Giant Vancouver
OUT Wolfgang Brandl (Ger) Movistar Team Ecuador
OUT George Brian Jackson (Nzl) Independent
OUT Dylan Simpson (Nzl) Independent
OUT Henry Levett (Nzl) Independent
OUT Leon Echtermann (Ger) Independent
OUT Theo Gilbertson (Nzl) Independent
OUT Patrick Collins () Toronto Hustle
OUT Jackson Bocksnick (Bc) Glotman Simpson Cycling
OUT Jordan Cheyne (Bc) Elevate-KHS Pro Cycling
OUT David Dubé (Qc) Desjardins-Ford p/p Cromwell