May 04, 2019 (Silver City, New Mexico) – Maggie Coles-Lyster (Canadian National Team) raced to second on the Elite Women’s podium on Stage 4 Downtown Silver City Criterium behind winner Chloe Dygert (USA) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling. Fellow Canuck Sara Bergen (Can) Rally Cycling finished 8th. Jasmin Duehring (Can) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling holds on to third overall as Dygert leads and Bergen is 7th with one stage, the Gila Monster, remaining.

In the men’s race Nickolas Zukowsky (Can) Floyd’s Pro Cycling finished 4th as Eric Young (USA) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling took the win. Canadian James Piccoli (Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling) continues his stronghold over the leader’s jersey with 46s over Oscar Miguel Sevilla Rivera (Esp) Medellin in second with Zukowsky third overall and Adam Roberge (Can) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling in 4th.

Results

Elite Women

1. Chloe Dygert (USA) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling 1:05:26
2. Maggie Coles-Lyster (Can) Canadian National Team 0:02
3. Leigh Ann Ganzar (USA) Hagens Berman / Supermint
4. Janelle Cole (USA) HMS
5. Katie Clouse (USA) HMS
6. Rachel Langdon (Gbr) Donne Aevolo
7. Elizabeth S Lechuga (USA) Donne Aevolo
8. Sara Bergen (Can) Rally Cycling
9. Brodie Chapman (Aus) Team TIBCO – Silicon Valley Bank
10. Starla Teddergreen (USA) Hagens Berman / Supermint

Elite Men

1. Eric Young (USA) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling 1:32:44
2. Travis McCabe (USA) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
3. Jose Alfredo Rodriguez Victoria (Mex) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling
4. Nickolas Zukowsky (Can) Floyd’s Pro Cycling
5. Eder Frayre Moctezuma (Mex) Team California
6. Eric Brunner (USA) 303 Project
7. Gabriel Antonio Baca Soto (Mex) 303 Project
8. Michael Hernandez (USA) Aevolo
9. Evan Hartig (USA) Project Echelon Racing
10. Alex Hoehn (USA) Aevolo

GC after Stage 4

Elite Women

1. Chloe Dygert (USA) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling 8:46:08
2. Brodie Chapman (Aus) Team TIBCO – Silicon Valley Bank 0:01
3. Jasmin Duehring (Can) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling 1:14
4. Edwige Pitel (Fra) Femme Equipe p/b Swisse Wellness 1:53
5. Krista Doebel-Hickok (USA) Rally Cycling 2:58
6. Emma Grant (Gbr) TWENTY20 Pro Cycling 3:22
7. Sara Bergen (Can) Rally Cycling 3:46
8. Emily Newsom (USA) Team TIBCO – Silicon Valley Bank 4:13
9. Jessica Cerra (USA) Hagens Berman / Supermint 4:15
10. Heidi Franz (USA) Rally Cycling 4:20

Elite Men
1. James Piccoli (Can) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling 8:44:38
2. Oscar Miguel Sevilla Rivera (Esp) Medellin 0:46
3. Nickolas Zukowsky (Can) Floyd’s Pro Cycling 1:14
4. Adam Roberge (Can) Elevate – KHS Pro Cycling 1:22
5. Alex Hoehn (USA) Aevolo 1:48
6. Tyler Stites (USA) Aevolo 2:04
7. Keegan Swirbul (USA) Floyd’s Pro Cycling 2:21
8. Marko Pavlic (Mar) DC Bank Pro Cycling Team 2:39
9. Samuel Boardman (USA) Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling p/b Maxxis 2:52
10. Eder Frayre Moctezuma (Mex) Team California 2:57

May 04, 2019 (Torgon, Switzerland) – Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First is now 7th overall following another stellar day once again just off the podium in 4th on Stage 4 from Lucens to Torgon, 176 km, as Primoz Roglic (Slo) Team Jumbo-Visma took the win to stamp his authority as race leader with on more stage remaining.

Results

1. Primoz Roglic (Slo) Team Jumbo-Visma 2:42:21
2. Rui Costa (Por) UAE Team Emirates
3. Geraint Thomas (GBr) Team Sky
4. Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First
5. David Gaudu (Fra) Groupama-FDJ
6. Felix Großschartner (Aut) Bora-Hansgrohe
7. Jan Hirt (Cze) Astana Pro Team
8. Emanuel Buchmann (Ger) Bora-Hansgrohe
9. Steven Kruijswijk (Ned) Team Jumbo-Visma
10. Ilnur Zakarin (Rus) Katusha-Alpecin

GC after Stage 4
1. Primoz Roglic (Slo) Team Jumbo-Visma 15:05:13
2. Rui Costa (Por) UAE Team Emirates 0:12
3. David Gaudu (Fra) Groupama-FDJ 0:16
4. Geraint Thomas (GBr) Team Sky 0:26
5. Felix Großschartner (Aut) Bora-Hansgrohe 0:29
6. Steven Kruijswijk (Ned) Team Jumbo-Visma 0:37
7. Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First 0:38
8. Emanuel Buchmann (Ger) Bora-Hansgrohe 0:39
9. Carlos Betancur (Col) Movistar Team 0:57
10. Simon Spilak (Slo) Katusha-Alpecin 1:00

April 29, 2019 (Calabogie Ontario) – Here are the full results from the Calabogie Road Classic Ontario Cup #2 presented by Cyclelogik, held on Sunday, April 28, in Calabogie, ON. Yael Klein (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville) won the Elite women’s race and Axel Froner (Kw Cycling Academy) claimed the Elite men’s race.

Results

Sportif Men – 25.25 km – 34.4 km/h
1. Marcel Badertscher (Morning Glory Cycling Club – PMMC.3) 0:44:04
2. Robert Brisson (Independent – PMMA.3)
3. Ben Macphail (Independent – PME.4) 1:55
DNS Tristan Barr (Independent – PMMB.3)
DNS Tyler Jardine (Independent – PMMA.3)
Sportif Women – 25.25 km – 30.6 km/h
1. Jyl Mcgunigal (D’Ornellas Cycling Club – PWMB) 49:26:00
DNS Johanne Kenney (Independent – PWMB)

Elite 4 Men – 55.55 km – 41.9 km/h
1. Victor Nicolet (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4) 1:19:34
2. Theodore Kincaid (Independent – RME.4) 0:07
3. Jason Smith (Midweek Cycling – RME.4)
4. Jason Vettorel (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4)
5. Steven Kuysten (Win Cycling Centre – RME.4)
6. Boris Dyakov (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4)
7. Graeme Carbert (Independent – RME.4)
8. Landon Brown (Frontenac Cycle – RME.4)
9. Kaj Johnson (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.4)
10. Taylar Wall (Frontenac Cycle – RME.4)
11. James Allison (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4)
12. David Bertozzi (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4)
13. Jacob Wakelin (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RME.4)
14. Ian Mckelvey (The Peterborough Cycling Club – RME.4)
15. Shaun Ma (Win Cycling Centre – RME.4)
16. Marek Musiej (Win Cycling Centre – RME.4)
17. John Wu (Billy’S Pro Bike – RME.4)
18. Robert Green (Independent – RME.4) 0:12
19. Alastair Thompson (London Centennial Wheelers – RME.4) 0:15
20. Daniel Boers (Independent – RME.4) 7:35
21. Richard Wand (Independent – RME.4) 7:41
22. Ken Wand (Independent – RME.4) 7:41
23. Yegor Konechnyy (Independent – RME.4) 13:55
DNF Joshua Hulley-Carroll (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.4)
DNF Alexander Diebel (Independent – RME.4)
DNF Dave Villeneuve (613 Cycling – RME.4)
DNS Matthew Downs (The Peterborough Cycling Club – RME.4)

Master 3 Men – 55.55 km – 36.5 km/h
1. Robert Perry (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RMMB.3) 1:31:18
2. Chad Madaleno (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:02
3. Mark Lipfeld (Independent – RMMC.3)
4. Justin Seales (Full Throttle Cycle Club – RMMB.3)
5. Steve Grujic (To Wheels Racing – RMMB.3)
6. Marc-andre Seguin (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMA.3)
7. Luc Lamarre (Rouleurs / Polovelo – RMMB.3)
8. Shannon Coolican (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RMMB.3)
9. James Eaton (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMA.3)
10. Bruce Paterson (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMC.3)
11. Steve Quenneville (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMC.3)
12. Ralph Schatzmair (Realdeal Racing – RMMD.3)
13. Tom Hopkins (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
14. Daniel Lundenberg (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMC.3)
15. Peter Leonard (Independent – RMMC.3)
16. Daniel Hebert (Independent – RMMC.3)
17. Glen Budgell (Independent – RMMD.3)
18. John David Power (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:10
19. Albert Kleinikkink (Kw Cycling Academy – RMMC.3) 0:10
20. Sandro Verrelli (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:10
21. Sebastien Filion (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.3) 0:15
22. Mike Jacques (Clocktower Cycling Club – RMMD.3) 0:15
DNF Nicholas Dureault (Independent – RMMA.3)
DNS Michael Longfield (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.3)

Master / Elite 3 Women – 55.55 km – 34.6 km/h
1. Chloe Desroche (Independent – RWE.3) 1:36:16
2. Jennifer Stephenson (Independent – RWE.3) 0:36
3. Hanna Girndt (Independent – RWE.3)
4. Natasha Badertscher (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWU17)
5. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)
6. Carol Deavy (Club Polo Velo – RWMC)
7. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA)
8. Chantal Gosselin (Polo Vélo – RWMB)
9. Laury Milette (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
10. Isabelle Bryanton (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
11. Marie-france Sorel (Independent – RWMB)
12. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA)
13. Lorie Cochrane (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3)
14. Amanda Kleinikkink (Kw Cycling Academy – RWU17)
15. Laura Belet (Highgate Racing – RWE.3)
16. Karen Grujic (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
17. Laura Emms (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)
18. Katherine Millard (Bristol Road Club – RWMA)
19. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 0:42
20. Christiane Gagne (Équipe Féminine Polo Vélo – RWMB) 0:42
21. Gabi Edey (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3) 2:30
22. Heather Tkalec (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 2:33
23. Angela Beauchamp (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 5:12
24. Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC) 5:53
25. Magalie Tardif (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3) 20:09
DNF Dominique Gervais (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
DNS Tricia Gadsden (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)

Elite 3 Women – 55.55 km – 34.6 km/h
1. Chloe Desroche (Independent – RWE.3) 1:36:16
2. Jennifer Stephenson (Independent – RWE.3) 0:36
3. Hanna Girndt (Independent – RWE.3)
4. Natasha Badertscher (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWU17)
5. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)
6. Laury Milette (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
7. Isabelle Bryanton (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
8. Lorie Cochrane (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3)
9. Amanda Kleinikkink (Kw Cycling Academy – RWU17)
10. Laura Belet (Highgate Racing – RWE.3)
11. Laura Emms (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)
12. Gabi Edey (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3) 2:30
13. Magalie Tardif (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3) 20:09
DNF Dominique Gervais (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RWE.3)
DNS Tricia Gadsden (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)

Master Women – 55.55 km – 34.4 km/h
1. Carol Deavy (Club Polo Velo – RWMC) 1:36:52
2. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA)
3. Chantal Gosselin (Polo Vélo – RWMB)
4. Marie-france Sorel (Independent – RWMB)
5. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA)
6. Karen Grujic (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
7. Katherine Millard (Bristol Road Club – RWMA)
8. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 0:06
9. Christiane Gagne (Équipe Féminine Polo Vélo – RWMB) 0:06
10. Heather Tkalec (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 1:57
11. Angela Beauchamp (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 4:36
12. Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC) 5:17

Master A Women – 55.55 km – 34.4 km/h
1. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA) 1:36:52
2. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA)
3. Katherine Millard (Bristol Road Club – RWMA)

Master B Women – 55.55 km – 34.4 km/h
1. Carol Deavy (Club Polo Velo – RWMC) 1:36:52
2. Chantal Gosselin (Polo Vélo – RWMB)
3. Marie-france Sorel (Independent – RWMB)
4. Karen Grujic (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
5. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 0:06
6. Christiane Gagne (Équipe Féminine Polo Vélo – RWMB) 0:06
7. Heather Tkalec (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 1:57
8. Angela Beauchamp (Euro-Sports – RWMB) 4:36
9. Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC) 5:17

Elite 3 Men – 75.75 km – 41.5 km/h
1. Derek Carroll (Caledon Hills Racing – RME.3) 1:49:26
2. Myles Zagar (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 0:10
3. Oliver Campbell (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 1:44
4. Matthew Hogan (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.3)
5. Kenneth Woo (Erace Cancer Cycling Team P/B Camp Ooch – RME.3)
6. Christian Despatie (Midweek Cycling – RME.3)
7. Dmitry Serbin (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.3)
8. Jimi Ritchie (Frontenac Cycle – RME.3)
9. Wade Roberts (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.3)
10. Luc Mahler (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.3)
11. Peter Doucet (Midweek Cycling – RME.3)
12. Mathyeu Larocque (Independent – RME.3)
13. Daniel Horn (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.3)
14. William Grundy (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
15. Nick Di Cristofaro (Realdeal Racing – RME.3)
16. Cedric Beaulieu (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RME.3)
17. Orian Falk-Dotan (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RMU17)
18. Michael Leonard (Racer Sportif / Mattamy Homes Cc – RMU17)
19. Jacques Guillemette (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.3)
20. Aiden Schenkels (Owen Sound Cycling Club – RME.3)
21. Brett Stoppa (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RME.3)
22. Calum Sutherland (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3) 1:50
23. Guillaume Lafleur (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RME.3) 1:57
24. Benjamin Harrington (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RME.3) 2:00
25. Theodore Woodford (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RME.3) 2:38
26. Daniel Nordemann-Da Silva (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3) 7:52
27. Daniel Gregory (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.3) 9:12
28. Parsa Moeini (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3) 30:38:00

Master 2 Men – 75.75 km – 41.2 km/h
1. Mark Sherboneau (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMB.2) 1:50:26
2. Trevor Beattie (Pedal Harder P/B King Street Cycles – RMMB.2)
3. David Charles (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMC.2) 1:02
4. Brad Martel (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMC.2) 1:05
5. Patrick Tremblay (Rouleurs Polo Velo – RMMB.2) 1:07
6. Mark Hiscocks (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RMMB.2)
7. Christian Voyer (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMB.2)
8. Chris Kirk (Independent – RMMC.2)
9. Robert Orange (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMC.2)
10. Steve Tremblay (Independent – RMMB.2)
11. Jim Neal (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMD.2)
12. Stéphane Tremblay (Les Rouleurs Polo Vélo – RMMB.2)
13. Billy Law (Billy’S Pro Bike – RMMC.2)
14. Rick Clavir (B1 Evo Cycling – RMMD.2)
15. Ian Dalling (The Cyclery – RMMC.2)
16. Peter Tregunno (Ottawa Bicycle Club – RMMB.2)
17. Paul Chedore (Cyclelogik Racing – RMMB.2)
18. Alistair Scott (Cyclelogik Racing – RMMB.2)
19. Steven Thomas (Euro-Sports – RMMB.2)
20. Francis Michaud (Les Rouleurs De L’Outaouais – RMMB.2)
21. Martin Desbiens (Rouleurs Polo Velo – RMMC.2)
22. Vincent Belanger (Independent – RMMB.2)
23. Cory Reggentin (Cornwall Cycle Club – RMMA.2)
24. Marc Beaulieu (Rouleurs Polo Velo – RMMB.2)
25. David Gazsi (Hammer – RMMC.2) 1:25
26. Jay Lambert (Nine2Fivepro – RMMC.2) 1:27
DNS Nicholas Bundza (Independent – RMMC.2)

Elite 1&2 Women – 75.75 km – 36.6 km/h
1. Yael Klein (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.2) 2:04:03
2. Sophie Bernard (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.1)
3. Elizabeth Archbold (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.2) 5:05
4. Franny Jewett (Highgate Racing – RWE.2)
5. Alison Merner (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.2)
6. Evelyn Sifton (Shadow Elite – RWE.1)
7. Julia Bradley (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.1)
8. Andrea Elliott (Highgate Racing – RWE.2) 5:08
9. Sarah Elliott (Highgate Racing – RWE.2) 5:08
10. Nicole Lentini (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.1) 5:14
11. Jill Messier (West Of Quebec Wheelers – RWE.2) 5:16
DNF Allison Sauder (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.2)

Master 1 Men – 90.9 km – 42.3 km/h
1. Nicolas Proulx (Cannondale Echelon P/B 4Iiii – RMMB.1) 2:08:53
2. Gregory Moore (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMB.1)
3. Brian Kelly (Realdeal Racing – RMMC.1)
4. Grahame Rivers (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMA.1)
5. Jason Chai-Onn (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1) 1:17
6. Sean Boileau (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMA.1)
7. Alan Kriss (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMC.1) 1:20
8. Justin Rogers (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1)
9. Steve Mckee (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMC.1)
10. Mike Reeves (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMB.1) 1:23
11. Rolston Miller (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMC.1)
12. Chris Herten (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
13. Marc Hunt (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMB.1)
14. Mark Berger (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.1)
15. Marc-antoine Brassard (Independent – RMMA.1)
16. Mike Patte (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
17. Laurent Martel (Rouleurs – Polo Vélo – RMMB.1)
18. Jeffrey Vanderkuur (Realdeal Racing – RMMC.1)
19. Ray Lee (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
20. Kevin Higgins (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMB.1)
21. Jeff Sykes (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMB.1)
22. Lawrence Akot (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.1)
23. Ben De Bray (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1)
24. Vance Lai (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
25. Craig Hawkes (The Cyclery – RMMB.1)
26. Derek O’Farrell (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMA.1)
27. Chris Pippy (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
28. Mark Gilligan (Realdeal Racing – RMMA.1)
29. Jim Tsilemos (Independent – RMMC.1)
30. Ryan Hodgkinson (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1) 1:32
31. Geoffrey Parslow (Independent – RMMB.1) 1:32
32. Ian Scott (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMC.1) 2:09
33. Scott Moore (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMA.1) 4:14
DNF Chris Monette (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMB.1)
DNF Tom Nesbitt (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMC.1)
DNS James Mcguire (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMB.1)
DNS Mike Nash (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMC.1)

Elite 1&2 Men – 111.1 km – 41.9 km/h
1. Axel Froner (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.2) 2:39:11
2. Émile Farrell-Dessureault (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.2) 0:04
3. Adam Bird (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.1)
4. Mike Little (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
5. Trevor O’Donnell (Gateway Devo Cycling – RME.1) 0:25
6. Ryan Jonker (Casual Friday Cycling Club – RME.2)
7. Vincent De Haitre (Toronto Velodrome Club – RME.2)
8. Andrew Jonker (Casual Friday Cycling Club – RME.2)
9. Mathieu Ceresuela (Makadence – RME.1)
10. Tomer Shahar (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2)
11. Doug Van Den Ham (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RME.2)
12. Max Rubarth (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.1)
13. Osmond Bakker (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RME.1)
14. Daniel Koszela (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2)
15. Adam Millar (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
16. Greg Boileau (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RME.2)
17. Scott Brubacher (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RME.2)
18. Ian Manning (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.1)
19. Matthew Newman (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.2)
20. Marc Boudreau (The Cyclery – RME.2)
21. Jacob Lacroix (Ride With Rendall – RME.1)
22. Jonathan Maloney (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.2)
23. Simon Dubuc (Vélo 2000 Rinorack – RME.2)
24. Laurent Levasseur (Makadence – RME.1)
25. Thomas Nadeau (Desjardins Ford – RME.1)
26. Tony Jacques (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.2)
27. Justin Purificati (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.1)
28. Larbi Benhabib (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.1)
29. Jesse Jarjour (613 Cycling – RME.2)
30. Derek Gee (Independent – RME.1)
31. Sean Lancaric (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2)
32. Patrick Seguin (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RME.2)
33. Warren Macdonald (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RME.2)
34. Tommy Waldeck (Realdeal Racing – RME.2) 0:33
35. Christian Ricci (Techy Kids – RME.1) 1:46
DNF Cedrick Voyer (Makadence – RME.1)
DNF Ayrton Dick (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)

April 29, 2019 (Ancaster, Ont.) – Here are the full results from the 26th Annual Paris to Ancaster race held on Sunday, April 21 where Peter Disera (Norco Factory Racing) won the overall for his first victory here while Jenn Jackson (AWI Racing) defended her women’s title.

Overall Results

P2A 70 – 71.6 km
1. Peter Disera (Norco Factory Team – LM20-29) 2:03:09
2. William Elliott (Xspeed – LM20-29) 00:06
3. Lane Maher (Ccb Racing – LM16-19) 00:17
4. Curtis White (Cannondale P/B Cyclocr – LM20-29) 00:36
5. Michael Van Den Ham (Easton Overland – LM20-29) 01:22
6. Anthony Clark (Squid Bikes – LM30-39) 01:29
7. Vitor Zucco Schizzi (Ccb Racing – LM20-29) 01:30
8. Gunnar Holmgren (Hardwood Next Wave – LM20-29) 01:36
9. Derrick St John (Trek/Hyperthreads Raci – LM40-49) 01:40
10. Spencer Petrov (Ccb Racing – LM20-29) 01:57
11. Jeremy Powers (Aspire Racing – LM30-39) 02:01
12. Adam Jamieson (Toronto Velodrome Club – LM20-29) 02:04
13. Noah Simms (Floyd’S Pro Cycling – LM20-29) 02:23
14. Quinton Disera (Norco Factory Team – LM20-29) 02:38
15. Edward Walsh (X-Speed United – LM20-29) 02:56
16. Martin Rupes (X Speed United – LM20-29) 03:03
17. Nathan Chown (Team Cf – LM40-49) 03:07
18. Ryan Roth (X-Speed United – LM30-39) 03:18
19. Adam Myerson (Cycle-Smart – LM40-49) 03:24
20. Gaelen Merritt (Toronto Hustle – LM30-39) 03:33
21. Jennifer Jackson (Awi Racing – LF20-29) 03:46………………top woman congrats
22. Tim Mitchell (Ccb Racing – LM40-49) 04:01
23. Mark Brouwer (Neworld Cycle – LM20-29) 05:14
24. Carson Miles (Floyd’S Pro Cycling – LM16-19) 05:16
25. Robert Gutgesell (Aquila Test Team – LM20-29) 06:32
26. Jack Sirman (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – LM16-19) 07:10
27. Stephen Kirby (Midweek Cycling – LM20-29) 07:16
28. Colton Woods (Trek Store Cc – LM16-19) 07:17
29. Tim Marshall (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 07:57
30. James Fedosov (Speed River Bicycle – LM20-29) 08:06
31. Stuart Alp (Independent – LM30-39) 08:16
32. Jared Nieters (Seavs/Haymarket – LM40-49) 08:43
33. Jon Barnes (Trek Canada – LM40-49) 08:53
34. Kevin Simms (Sound Solutions Cyclin – LM50-59) 09:03
35. Derek Oosterveen (Neworld Cycle Team – LM20-29) 09:17
36. Calvin Loney (The Northhub P/B Bolto – LM16-19) 09:42
37. Ayal Rahat (Kindhuman – LM30-39) 09:46
38. Mark Lancia (Awi Racing – LM30-39) 09:52
39. Bill Gairdner (Morning Glory Cycling – LM30-39) 09:55
40. Jamie Sprules (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 10:08
41. Matt Shandro (Independent – LM50-59) 10:19
42. Zach Andrews (Midwest Devo – LM30-39) 10:34
43. Levi Ogryzlo (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – LM16-19) 11:30
44. Andre Landry (Bike-R-Way – LM30-39) 11:41
45. Kevin Gandy (Mariposa – LM40-49) 11:47
46. Shannon Hunt (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 11:49
47. Charles Bryer (Independant – LM30-39) 12:14
48. Rebecca Fahringer (Kona Maxxis Shimano – LF30-39) 12:34………………2nd woman
49. Chris Pollett (Towheelsespaylmerexpre – LM40-49) 12:54
50. Tim Mcclure (Team Cf – LM30-39) 13:43
51. Robert Holmgren (Hardwood Nextwave – LM40-49) 13:58
52. Duncan Ross (Brant Cycling Club / N – LM30-39) 14:21
53. Nicholas Menegon (Ncch Pb Mgcc – LM16-19) 14:30
54. Markus Rummel (Team Morrison-Hershfie – LM30-39) 14:33
55. Scott Elliott (Midweek Cycling Club – LM30-39) 14:51
56. Brendan Matheson (Barrie Cycling Club – LM30-39) 14:53
57. Brent Fargo (Oakville Cyclepath Rac – LM40-49) 14:54
58. Jay Ganser (Cannondale Bicycle – LM30-39) 15:05
59. Connor Gregory (Ascent Cycling Team – LM30-39) 15:12
60. Nicholas Leja (Lapdogs Cycling Club – LM30-39) 15:13
61. Jacques Cormier (Midweek Cycling Club – LM30-39) 15:23
62. Andrew Buzzell (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb C – LM40-49) 15:26
63. Kim Connelly (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 15:28
64. Brent Evans (Shining Star Cycling P – LM50-59) 15:39
65. Chris Barson (Independent – LM30-39) 15:44
66. Luke Ehgoetz (Faction-Smile Tiger – LM40-49) 15:45
67. Rob Rice (Techy Kids – LM40-49) 15:48
68. Graham Seaman (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 15:51
69. Doug Richards (Morrison Hershfield – LM50-59) 15:55
70. Ethan Sittlington (Toronto Hustle – LM16-19) 15:57
71. Seth Stewart (Rock And Road Cycle – LM40-49) 16:01
72. Theo De Groote (Ride With Ryan P/B Cyc – LM11-15) 16:04
73. Justin Minicola (Lakeside Storage/Bikes – LM20-29) 16:04
74. Ryan Ness (Morning Glory Cycling – LM40-49) 16:07
75. Brett Conaway (Midwest Devo – LM40-49) 16:12
76. Susan Palmer-Komar (Wheels Of Bloor/Autost – LF50-59) 16:19………………3rd woman
77. Kieran Andrews (Sound Solutions – LM50-59) 16:28
78. Jack Ciotlos (Mariposa – LM16-19) 16:28
79. Nathan Mcdowell (Tonys Power Tool Racin – LM20-29) 16:29
80. Russell Van Every (Southpoint Racing – LM40-49) 16:47
81. Matthew Leliveld (Hardwood Next Wave – LM16-19) 16:52
82. Rob Brown (Peterborough Cycling C – LM40-49) 17:04
83. Luke Valenti (Ride With Ryan Cycling – LM11-15) 17:10
84. Jeff Weber (Sound Solutions – LM40-49) 17:51
85. Noah Miller (Woodstock Race Team – LM16-19) 17:58
86. Adam Tindale (Mgcc – LM40-49) 18:01
87. Alex Lefebvre (Peterborough Cycling C – LM20-29) 18:03
88. Owen Clark (Ride With Ryan – LM16-19) 18:04
89. Dylan Bibic (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgc – LM16-19) 18:07
90. James Barker (Pedal Harder P/B King – LXMTEAM2) 18:11
91. Demetre Kalkounis (Wheels Of Bloor – LM40-49) 18:24
92. Andrew Buczkowski (Southpoint Racing – LM30-39) 18:28
93. Steve Smith (Erace Cancer – LM40-49) 18:29
94. Ruby West (Specialized – LF20-29) 18:31
95. Derek Hardinge (Vã‰Locolour – LM40-49) 18:32
96. Robin Horsfield (Hardwood Next Wave – LM20-29) 18:36
97. Colton Bartholomew (Hardwood Next Wave – LM11-15) 18:38
98. Bryon Howard (Independent – LM50-59) 18:39
99. Garth Logan (Neworld Cycle – LM40-49) 18:46
100. Simon Kelley (Beaches Cycling Club – LM40-49) 19:05

Full results here.

P2A 40 – 40 km 
1. Carson Mattern (NCCH ELITE P/B MCGG – SM11-15) 1:33:07
2. Paul Jerome (Independent – SM30-39) 01:59
3. Tomasz Sliwa (Independent – SM30-39) 02:21
4. Henry Conaway (Midwest Devo – SM11-15) 02:59
5. Zaldy Martinez (Opm – SM40-49) 08:06
6. Evan Saarits (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – SM30-39) 08:40
7. Andrew Mclagan (The Bandits – SXMFB) 10:09
8. Steve Knighton (Glen Abbey Physio – SXMFB) 10:17
9. Barry Uttley (The Bandits – SXMFB) 10:17
10. Drew Anwyll (Independent – SM50-59) 11:02
11. Keenan Brookes (Independent – SM30-39) 11:09
12. Andrej Berberovic (Independent – SM50-59) 11:23
13. Eric Caliston (Opm – SM40-49) 11:24
14. Ezio Andreola (Woodstock C.C. – SM40-49) 11:30
15. Marvin Bierling (Team Ventoux – SM50-59) 11:33
16. Ed Rieckelman (Independent – SM50-59) 12:10
17. David Ogryzlo (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – SM50-59) 12:45
18. David Bibic (Midweek – SM40-49) 13:12
19. Avrey Ferguson-Donaldson (Flying Scotchmen – SM16-19) 13:16
20. Darren Macnamara (Independent – SM40-49) 13:19
21. Evan Szemeczko (Kw Cycling Academy – SM11-15) 13:33
22. Ryan Smith (Autobus – SM40-49) 13:45
23. Peter Mrksic (Independent – SXMC) 13:58
24. Woody Woods (Independent – SM60-69) 14:24
25. Joseph Hunter (Independent – SM20-29) 14:24
26. Chris Mount (Beaches Cycling Club – SM50-59) 14:29
27. Rob Cheskey (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – SM60-69) 14:37
28. Liam Yoell (Hamilton Hammerheads – SM16-19) 15:16
29. Joe Saunders (The Bandits – SXMFB) 15:35
30. Sam Curtin (Independent – SM40-49) 15:43
31. Matt Herreman (Independent – SM20-29) 15:46
32. Kevin Graham (Independent – SM50-59) 15:53
33. Dennis Linkert (Independent – SM16-19) 16:31
34. Troy Von Svoboda (Hardwood Next Wave Cyc – SM11-15) 16:45
35. Erik Dickenson (Independent – SM20-29) 16:56
36. Barry Schilthuis (Hbc – SM30-39) 16:56
37. Ken Johnson (Brant Cycling Club – SM50-59) 16:57
38. Rob Finlay (Triathlon Club Of Burl – SM50-59) 17:00
39. Ben Durrer (Waterloo Cycling Club – SM30-39) 17:56
40. Carl Ng (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – SXMFB) 18:48
41. Nathan Andreola (Woodstock C.C. – SM16-19) 18:48
42. Josh White (Independent – SM30-39) 18:58
43. William Bibic (Midweek – SM11-15) 19:01
44. Gavin Hall (Independent – SM30-39) 19:03
45. Jason Lee (Fmc Skeletta – SXMFB) 19:07
46. Richard Mcintyre (None – SM40-49) 19:12
47. Bill Law (Independent – SM20-29) 19:29
48. Harry Lafferty (Oakville Cycling Club – SM40-49) 19:39
49. Edgar Tolentino (Opm – SM40-49) 20:11
50. Aidan Ritskes (Independent – SM16-19) 20:16
51. Gerald Bierling (Independent – SM50-59) 20:46
52. Natalie Thompson (Cyclepath Oakville Rac – SF40-49) 20:56
53. Chris Herlin (Independent – SM30-39) 21:11
54. Jeff Martinek (Independent – SM40-49) 21:35
55. Brett Leng (Independent – SM50-59) 21:42
56. Steve Himmelman (Independent – SM40-49) 21:51
57. David Birch (Independent – SM40-49) 21:52
58. Chris Beveridge (Independent – SM30-39) 22:11
59. Mark Brown (Grand River Cycling Cl – SM60-69) 22:17
60. Ryan Zimmerman (Beaches Cycling Club – SM40-49) 22:19
61. Troy Gibeau (Compass Grinders – SM40-49) 22:40
62. Daniel Cox (Woodstock Cycling Club – SM11-15) 22:45
63. Ben Guest (Paris – SM30-39) 22:55
64. Mark Barber (Independent – SM30-39) 22:57
65. Dave Castle (Independent – SM20-29) 22:59
66. Jason Burke (Independent – SM30-39) 23:06
67. Kevin Broadfoot (Faction Racing – SM40-49) 23:42
68. Gerard Shoemaker (None – SM50-59) 23:47
69. Lorenzo Zatta (Independent – SM50-59) 23:55
70. Michael Menicanin (Niagara Freewheelers – SM60-69) 24:00
71. Randy Adams (Team Aussi Canuck – SXMTEAM2) 24:10
72. Lucas Goertz (Kw Cycling Academy – SM11-15) 24:16
73. Fred Bergen (Oakville Cyclepath – SM50-59) 24:38
74. Kevin Goertz (Kw Cycling Academy – SM40-49) 24:48
75. Al Jones (Independent – SXMFB) 24:55
76. Rory Gunnell (Independent – SM30-39) 25:18
77. Stacey-dawn Carroll (Oakville Cyclepath – SF30-39) 25:29
78. Mike Ferguson (Flying Scotchmen – SM40-49) 25:47
79. Mike Yarek Jr (Independent – SM20-29) 26:00
80. Mike Bradbury (Ncch P – SM50-59) 26:04
81. Amanda Daoud (Independent – SF30-39) 26:23
82. Ryan Carney (Independent – SM40-49) 26:39
83. Allen Mattice (Independent – SM40-49) 26:43
84. Stephen D’Alimonte (Na – SM30-39) 27:05
85. Velibor Stankovic (Brant Cycling Club – SM50-59) 27:09
86. Carlos Vivas (Cyclepath – SM40-49) 27:10
87. Nik Halkias (County Cycle Syndicate – SM30-39) 27:18
88. Christopher Ciazynski (Independent – SM40-49) 28:00
89. Randy Burgess (Team Burgess – SM40-49) 28:15
90. Craig Hermanson (James Mountford – SM40-49) 28:15
91. Kathryn Sullivan (Independent – SF50-59) 28:16
92. Bruce Dickenson (Independent – SM60-69) 28:27
93. Gordon Drewitt (Speed River Cycling Cl – SM40-49) 28:35
94. Jon Finlayson (Bandits – SM40-49) 28:35
95. Andrew Wilgar (Independent – SM30-39) 28:48
96. Ryan Rebello (Independent – SM40-49) 28:52
97. Clay Lane (Independent – SM40-49) 28:54
98. Bas Stroomberg (Mariposa – SM11-15) 29:03
99. Chris Toole (Energy Cycling Club – SXMC) 29:04
100. Arjan (harmen) Stroomberg (Independent – SM40-49) 29:04

Full results here.

April 28, 2019 (Liège, Belgium) – Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First made a bold attack on the final climb, Côte de la Roche-aux-Faucons, in cold, rainy conditions to finish 5th overall as Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana Pro Team proved to be the strongest rider as he claimed the biggest win of his career at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, 256km.

Davide Formolo (Ita) Bora – Hansgrohe was second with Maximilian Schachmann (Ger) Bora – Hansgrohe taking the final podium spot from a small group of chasers that included Woods.

Results

Men
1. Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana Pro Team 6:37:37
2. Davide Formolo (Ita) Bora – Hansgrohe 0:27
3. Maximilian Schachmann (Ger) Bora – Hansgrohe 0:57
4. Adam Yates (Gbr) Mitchelton – Scott
5. Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First
6. David Gaudu (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
7. Mikel Landa Meana (Esp) Movistar Team
8. Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Bahrain – Merida 1:00
9. Dylan Teuns (Bel) Bahrain – Merida 1:05
10. Wout Poels (Ned) Team Sky 1:26
11. Tim Wellens (Bel) Lotto Soudal 1:29
12. Michal Kwiatkowski (Pol) Team Sky
13. Patrick Konrad (Aut) Bora – Hansgrohe
14. Jay Mc Carthy (Aus) Bora – Hansgrohe
15. Carlos Betancur (Col) Movistar Team
16. Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
17. Laurens De Plus (Bel) Team Jumbo – Visma
18. Tadej Poga ar (Slo) Uae Team Emirates
19. Guillaume Martin (Fra) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
20. Daniel Felipe Martinez Poveda (Col) EF Education First
21. Romain Bardet (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
22. Ilnur Zakarin (Rus) Team Katusha Alpecin
23. Daryl Impey (RSA) Mitchelton – Scott 2:09
24. Anthony Perez (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
25. Rudy Molard (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
26. Toms Skujins (Lat) Trek – Segafredo
27. Bjorg Lambrecht (Bel) Lotto Soudal
28. Jesus Herrada (Esp) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
29. Sergio Luis Henao Montoya (Col) UAE Team Emirates 2:12
30. Jan Bakelants (Bel) Team Sunweb 2:13
31. Valentin Madouas (Fra) Groupama – FDJ 2:15
32. Tanel Kangert (Est) EF Education First 2:17
33. Gorka Izagirre Insausti (Esp) Astana Pro Team 2:26
34. Giulio Ciccone (Ita) Trek – Segafredo 2:28
35. Michael Matthews (Aus) Team Sunweb 3:03
36. Matej Mohoric (Slo) Bahrain – Merida 3:15
37. Odd Christian Eiking (Nor) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team 3:34
38. Enrico Battaglin (Ita) Team Katusha Alpecin
39. Diego Ulissi (Ita) UAE Team Emirates
40. Simon Clarke (Aus) EF Education First
41. Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) CCC Team 3:37
42. Eliot Lietaer (Bel) Wallonie Bruxelles 4:11
43. Tom-Jelte Slagter (Ned) Team Dimension Data
44. Carlos Verona Quintanilla (Esp) Movistar Team
45. Benoit Cosnefroy (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
46. G Lawson Craddock (USA) EF Education First
47. Davide Villella (Ita) Astana Pro Team 6:05
48. Quentin Pacher (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels 6:53
49. Tao Geoghegan Hart (Gbr) Team Sky 6:56
50. Tom Dumoulin (Ned) Team Sunweb
51. Marc Hirschi (Swi) Team Sunweb
52. Greg Van Avermaet (Bel) CCC Team
53. Cesare Benedetti (Ita) Bora – Hansgrohe 8:22
54. Omar Fraile Matarranz (Esp) Astana Pro Team 9:20
55. Luis LeÛn Sanchez (Esp) Astana Pro Team
56. Ion Izaguirre Insausti (Esp) Astana Pro Team
57. Damiano Caruso (Ita) Bahrain – Merida
58. Philippe Gilbert (Bel) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
59. Enric Mas Nicolau (Esp) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
60. Damien Howson (Aus) Mitchelton – Scott
61. Nicola Conci (Ita) Trek – Segafredo
62. Thomas Sprengers (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise 9:48
63. Louis Vervaeke (Bel) Team Sunweb
64. AurÈlien Paret Peintre (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
65. Dmitrii Strakhov (Rus) Team Katusha Alpecin 0:10:36
66. Lawrence Warbasse (USA) AG2R La Mondiale
67. David De La Cruz Melgarejo (Esp) Team Sky 0:11:32
68. Winner Andrew Anacona (Col) Movistar Team 0:11:59
69. Maxime Monfort (Bel) Lotto Soudal
70. Michael Albasini (Swi) Mitchelton – Scott
71. Andrey Amador (Crc) Movistar Team
72. Antonio Nibali (Ita) Bahrain – Merida
73. JosÈ GonÁalves (Por) Team Katusha Alpecin 0:13:11
74. Michal Golas (Pol) Team Sky
75. Edward Dunbar (Irl) Team Sky
76. Mikael Cherel (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
77. Jonas Koch (Ger) CCC Team
78. Koen Bouwman (Ned) Team Jumbo – Visma
79. Roman Kreuziger (Cze) Team Dimension Data
80. Salvatore Puccio (Ita) Team Sky
81. Nils Politt (Ger) Team Katusha Alpecin
82. Luis Angel Mate Mardones (Esp) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
83. Paul Martens (Ger) Team Jumbo – Visma
84. Bert-Jan Lindeman (Ned) Team Jumbo – Visma
85. Benjamin King (USA) Team Dimension Data 0:17:39
86. Nathan Haas (Aus) Team Katusha Alpecin
87. Justin Jules (Fra) Wallonie Bruxelles
88. Josef (Cze) CCC Team
89. Michael Gogl (Aut) Trek – Segafredo
90. Tomasz Marczynski (Pol) Lotto Soudal
91. Pieter Serry (Bel) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
92. Imanol Erviti (Esp) Movistar Team
93. Romain Sicard (Fra) Total Direct Energie
94. Petr Vako (Cze) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
95. ClÈment Chevrier (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale 0:24:12
96. Romain Hardy (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
97. Luka Pibernik (Slo) Bahrain – Merida
98. Pavel Kochetkov (Rus) Team Katusha Alpecin
99. Arnaud Courteille (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
100. Jacques Willem Janse Van Rensburg (RSA) Team Dimension Data
101. Marcus Burghardt (Ger) Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF JÈrÈmy Maison (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF Kevin Deltombe (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF Dimitri Peyskens (Bel) Wallonie Bruxelles
DNF Mathijs Paasschens (Ned) Wallonie Bruxelles
DNF Kenny Molly (Bel) Wallonie Bruxelles
DNF Kevyn Ista (Bel) Wallonie Bruxelles
DNF Jimmy Turgis (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
DNF Kevin Reza (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
DNF Cyril Gautier (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
DNF Yoann Bagot (Fra) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
DNF Patrick M¸ller (Sui) Vital Concept – B&B Hotels
DNF Aaron Verwilst (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF Anthony Delaplace (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF Mathias Van Gompel (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF Lilian Calmejane (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Dries Van Gestel (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF Florian Vachon (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF Amael Moinard (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF Benoit Vaugrenard (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
DNF Kevin Ledanois (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF LoÔc Vliegen (Bel) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
DNF Elie Gesbert (Fra) Team Arkea – Samsic
DNF Paul Ourselin (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Bryan Nauleau (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Fabien Grellier (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Aaron Van Poucke (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF Gregor M¸hlberger (Aut) Bora – Hansgrohe
DNF Jay Robert Thomson (RSA) Team Dimension Data
DNF Mathias Le Turnier (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF Alejandro Valverde (Esp) Movistar Team
DNF Rob Power (Aus) Team Sunweb
DNF Christopher Hamilton (Aus) Team Sunweb
DNF Jelle Vanendert (Bel) Lotto Soudal
DNF Tosh Van Der Sande (Bel) Lotto Soudal
DNF Sander Armee (Bel) Lotto Soudal
DNF Dion Smith (Nzl) Mitchelton – Scott
DNF Pierre Luc Perichon (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF Sam Bewley (Nzl) Mitchelton – Scott
DNF Julien Simon (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF Grega Bole (Slo) Bahrain – Merida
DNF Alexis Vuillermoz (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
DNF Baptiste Planckaert (Bel) Wallonie Bruxelles
DNF Alexey Lutsenko (Kaz) Astana Pro Team
DNF Jonathan Hivert (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Angelo Tulik (Fra) Total Direct Energie
DNF Benjamin Declercq (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF RÈmi Cavagna (Fra) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
DNF Dries Devenyns (Bel) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
DNF Alberto Bettiol (Ita) EF Education First
DNF Nicholas Schultz (Aus) Mitchelton – Scott
DNF Julien Bernard (Fra) Trek – Segafredo
DNF Xandro Meurisse (Bel) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
DNF Fabien Doubey (Fra) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
DNF Jerome Baugnies (Bel) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
DNF Michael Valgren Andersen (Den) Team Dimension Data
DNF Enrico Gasparotto (Ita) Team Dimension Data
DNF Nathan Brown (USA) EF Education First
DNF Romain Seigle (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
DNF Tobias Ludvigsson (Swe) Groupama – FDJ
DNF William Bonnet (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
DNF Marco Mathis (Ger) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
DNF Fabio Felline (Ita) Trek – Segafredo
DNF Andrea Pasqualon (Ita) Wanty – Gobert Cycling Team
DNF Antwan Tolhoek (Ned) Team Jumbo – Visma
DNF Thomas Leezer (Ned) Team Jumbo – Visma
DNF Robert Gesink (Ned) Team Jumbo – Visma
DNF Laurens Ten Dam (Ned) CCC Team
DNF Joseph Rosskopf (USA) CCC Team
DNF Serge Pauwels (Bel) CCC Team
DNF Rory Sutherland (Aus) UAE Team Emirates
DNF Manuele Mori (Ita) UAE Team Emirates
DNF Rui Costa (Por) UAE Team Emirates
DNF Daniel Martin (Irl) UAE Team Emirates
DNF Peter Stetina (USA) Trek – Segafredo

 

April 27, 2019 (Maribor, Slovenia) – Canada’s Mark Wallace (Canyon Factory Downhill Team) delivered a stellar run as he topped the Elite Men’s field with the fastest time in the Qualifications at round #1 of the UCI DH World Cup Series 2019 that got underway in Maribor, Slovenia today. Fellow Canuck Finn Iles (Specialized Gravity) placed third.

In the Junior Men’s qualifier Canadian Ethan Shandro (Trek Factory Racing DH) was also on form claiming second behind Thibaut Daprela (Fra) Commencal / Vallnord.

Tracey Hannah (Aus) Polygon UR was the top Elite Woman while Canada’s Rachel Pageau finished 22nd and did not advance to the final.

Qualifications (brief)

Junior Women
1. Valentina Holl (Aut) SRAM TLD Racing 03:32.652
2. Anna Newkirk (USA) SRAM Young Guns Racing 9.423 Q
3. Mille Johnset (Nor) Atherton Bikes 12.353 Q
4. Lauryne Chappaz (Fra) 28.597 Q
5. Leane Chardonnieras (Fra) 41.728 Q
6. Ottilia Johansson Jones (Swe) 45.401 Q
7. Mckenna Merten (Irl) 51.646 Q

Junior Men
1. Thibaut Daprela (Fra) Commencal / Vallnord 03:04.941
2. Ethan Shandro (Can) Trek Factory Racing DH 2.831 Q
3. Kye A’hern (Aus) Canyon Factory Downhill Team 4.821 Q
4. Emile Rilat (Fra) Dorval AM 8.014 Q
5. Yannick Baechler (Sui) 8.281 Q

15. Elliott Jamieson (Can) Norco Factory Team 15.593 Q
17. Ian Milley (Can) 17.389
59. Seth Sherlock (Can) 13:52.232

Elite Women
1. Tracey Hannah (Aus) Polygon UR 03:30.206
2. Rachel Atherton (GBr) Atherton Bikes 2.482 Q
3. Tahnee Seagrave (GBr) Transition Bikes / Muc-Off Factory Racing 4.172 Q
4. Nina Hoffmann (Ger) 5.932 Q
5. Monika Hrastnik (Slo) Dorval AM 7.146 Q

22. Rachel Pageau (Can) 44.574

Elite Men
1. Mark Wallace (Can) Canyon Factory Downhill Team 03:17.756
2. Aaron Gwin (USA) Intense Factory Racing 1.852 Q
3. Finn Iles (Can) Specialized Gravity 2.201 Q
4. Laurie Greenland (GBr) Ms Mondraker Team 3.124 Q
5. Loris Vergier (Fra) Santa Cruz Syndicate 4.404 Q

19. Ben Wallace (Can) 8.079 Q
37. Forrest Riesco (Can) 10.599 Q
83. Kendall McLean (Can) 17.946
137. Magnus Manson (Can) Canyon Factory Downhill Team 43.609
143. Benjamin Despres Morin (Can) 01:13.2
DNF Kirk McDowall (Can) Unior / Devinci Factory Racing

April 27, 2019 (Spain) – Canada’s Guillaume Boivin (Israel Cycling Academy) won the Sprints Classification en route to second overall at the Vuelta a Castilla y Leon that wrapped up today in Spain with the final 151.8km Stage 3 road race from Leon to Villafranca del Bierzo. Boivin’s teammate Davide Cimolai (Israel Cycling Academy) took the overall victory winning the first two stages.

Boivin looked stellar in the first two stages, taking 8th on the opening 181 km Stage 1 after a bunch sprint. He moved into second overall finishing just off the podium in 4th on the second stage from Fromista to Villada,170.3 km, after getting into a break for most of the day.

The lone Canuck at the three-day stage race in the northwestern region of Spain he took home the silver medal placing 27th on the final stage of the tour with the same time as the winner. Jerome Cousin (Fra) Direct Energie claimed the final spot on the final GC podium taking third overall.

Results (brief)

Stage 1 – April 25 – Belorado to Castrojeriz – 181 km
1. Davide Cimolai (Ita) Israel Cycling Academy 5:08
2. Enrique Sanz Unzue (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias
3. Jerome Cousin (Fra) Direct Energie
4. Jonathan Lastra Martinez (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
5. Carlos Barbero (Esp) Movistar Team
6. Nelson Oliveira (Por) Movistar Team 0:01
7. Hector Saez Benito (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias
8. Guillaume Boivin (Can) Israel Cycling Academy
9. Eduard Prades (Esp) Movistar Team 0:04
10. Daniele Bennati (Ita) Movistar Team

Stage 2 – April 26 – Fromista to Villada – 170.3 km
1. Davide Cimolai (Ita) Israel Cycling Academy 4:08:13
2. Eduard-Michael Grosu (Rom) Delko Marseille Provence KTM
3. Daniele Bennati (Ita) Movistar Team
4. Guillaume Boivin (Can) Israel Cycling Academy
5. Stefano Oldani (Ita) Kometa Cycling Team
6. Nelson Oliveira (Por) Movistar Team
7. Diego Rubio Hernandez (Esp) Burgos-BH
8. Hector Saez Benito (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias
9. Jonathan Lastra Martinez (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
10. Mihkel Räim (Est) Israel Cycling Academy 0:25

Stage 3 – April 27 – Leon to Villafranca del Bierzo – 151.8 km
1. Enrique Sanz Unzue (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias 3:54:17
2. João Carlos Araújo Matias (Por) Vito-Feirense-PNB
3. Jordan Arley Parra Arias (Col) Manzana Postobon
4. Jon Aberasturi Izaga (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
5. Stefano Oldani (Ita) Kometa Cycling Team
6. Oscar Pelegri Ferrandis (Esp) Vito-Feirense-PNB
7. Jesus Ezquerra Muela (Esp) Burgos-BH
8. Davide Cimolai (Ita) Israel Cycling Academy
9. Nelson Oliveira (Por) Movistar Team
10. Mario Gonzalez Salas (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias

27. Guillaume Boivin (Can) Israel Cycling Academy

Final GC

1. Davide Cimolai (Ita) Israel Cycling Academy 13:02:18
2. Guillaume Boivin (Can) Israel Cycling Academy 0:15
3. Jerome Cousin (Fra) Direct Energie 0:16
4. Daniele Bennati (Ita) Movistar Team 0:17
5. Jonathan Lastra Martinez (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA 0:20
6. Nelson Oliveira (Por) Movistar Team 0:21
7. Hector Saez Benito (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias
8. Enrique Sanz Unzue (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias 0:56
9. Carlos Barbero (Esp) Movistar Team 1:11
10. Eduard Prades (Esp) Movistar Team 1:17

Final Sprints Classification

1. Guillaume Boivin (Can) Israel Cycling Academy 6 pts
2. Carlos Barbero (Esp) Movistar Team 3
3. Antonio Angulo Sampedro (Esp) Efapel 3
4. Jaume Sureda Morey (Esp) Burgos-BH 3
5. Jon Aberasturi Izaga (Esp) Caja Rural-Seguros RGA 3
6. Daniele Bennati (Ita) Movistar Team 3
7. Jesus Ezquerra Muela (Esp) Burgos-BH 3
8. Enrique Sanz Unzue (Esp) Euskadi Basque Country-Murias 2
9. Alvaro Trueba Diego (Esp) Sporting-Tavira 2
10. Marcos Jurado Rodriguez (Esp) Efapel 2
11. Eduard Prades (Esp) Movistar Team 1
12. Frederico José Oliveira Figueiredo (Por) Sporting-Tavira 1
13. Omar Alberto Mendoza Cardona (Col) Manzana Postobon 1
14. Alexis Guerin (Fra) Delko Marseille Provence KTM 1

April 23, 2019 (Ballantrae, ON) – Check out these great photos from the 11th annual 92.2km Hell of the North, and 8th annual Heck of the North, 72.4km, presented by Real Deal Racing in Ballantrae, ON on Sunday, April 21. Robert Gutgesell (Realdeal Racing) topped the men’s field in Hell of the North race with Annie Nanowski (Independent) defending her title as the fastest women. In the Heck of the North it was Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing) and Axel Froner (Kw Cycling Academy)  taking top honours – results here.

April 22, 2019 (Shippensburg, PA) – Round 4 of the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) series was in full swing in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania two weekends ago. Four riders from the McGill Cycling Team made the almost 9-hour journey from Montréal to South-Central Pennsylvania to enjoy some (mostly) amazing weather and a weekend full of racing while attaining some impressive results in the process.

 

The weekend featured three races over two days, starting off with a 3.6 km circuit race on Saturday afternoon (April 12). Strong winds and rolling hills meant everyone had to leave everything they had out on the course. In the Men’s B field Félix Fournier did just that, fighting through illness to finish an applaudable 15th place. Later on, in the Men’s A race was a race completely flipped upside down as a result of the strong winds, causing small groups to form all over road. An untimely chain drop caused Nick Kleban to lose contact with the leaders before eventually pulling out of the race while Felix Oestereich, despite suffering a slow leak in his rear tire, powered through to finish 13th at the finish line. However, the highlight of the circuit race for the team was Mary Hnatyshyn who in her first race in the Women’s A field, finished with the lead group of riders to finish an amazing 4th place.

Afterwards, the gang refuelled, regrouped and reaped the benefits in preparation for the second race of the weekend, a 10 km mass-start hill climb race. The course was comprised of an approximately 6 km shallow gradient climb sandwiched by flat stretches at the start and finish, which meant drafting and tactics would still be of utmost importance for success in this race. Félix F grinded out a solid 6th place finish from a strong group that broke away from the rest of Men’s B field. In the Men’s A race, Felix O just couldn’t catch a break, suffering a flat tire right at the base of the climb.

Nick on the other hand, broke free, attacking and going clear of the Men’s A field with one other rider on one of steeper sections of the course. Eventually caught by another rider on the flat run-in to the finish, Nick finished an impressive 3rd place.

The Women’s A race did not disappoint either, with Mary again crushing it to finish an outstanding 2nd place, dropping the third place rider by a whole two seconds in the final sprint to the line in the process.Sunday called for the final and main event of the weekend, the Shippensburg Scurry road race. The race was destined to be an exciting one, boasting a course containing the infamous Horse Killer Road climb, a brutally steep climb said to test the guts of any rider who attempts it. Mix that in with thunderstorms on race day and you get a recipe for one spicy race!

In the Men’s B race, Félix bounced back great from the day previous and put in an amazing effort to roll across the line in 4th place. In the Men’s A race, Nick raced with everything he had, attacking the Horse Killer climb every lap until eventually a 6 man breakaway formed going over the climb with 20 km to go. Unfortunately this was still not enough to catch the early breakaway and Nick sprinted to come 2nd out of his group and a regardless impressive 4th on the day.

Finally, in the Women’s A race, Mary again put on a show, snagging her second podium finish of the weekend by coming across the line in a phenomenal 3rd place in only her second ever road race.

Overall, it was a successful weekend for the squad, with multiple podium finishes and strong results across the board! The team now hunkers down for final exams before heading to Vermont in two weeks for ECCC championships.

April 22, 2019 (Toronto, ON) – We’re sorry to report that long-time OCA Commissaire, Al Norley, nicknamed “Father Time”, passed away at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto on April 14. Norley was a fixture on the Ontario race scene for many years and was known for his time-keeping skills and story telling.

He worked with many race organizers before chip timing and was renowned for his double glasses. During his heyday he covered all cycling disciplines including mountain biking, road, and track events across the province and continued working with the Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club in the latter part of his career.

“Al Norley was certainly the best equipped of us when it came to time-keeping at the track,” commented fellow Commissaire, Brad Day. “It was his specialty and he was always assigned as timekeeper at the events we officiated together at the Wind-Del Velodrome near Delhi.”

“For many years, the Commissaire section of the OCA Handbook contained a classic picture of Al doing the timing at the Velodrome as an example of a Commissaire in action. He represented us well, we felt, and always will,” continued Day.

Adam Ruppel from Chico Racing remembered Norley’s amazing spirit. “Al was a great guy, a jeweller from the past. Always happy to help he had an amazing spirit, and loved timing, watches and cycling. He has been an icon in cycling forever. The type of person who always showed up on time, did his best and was just a salt of the earth guy.”

Ontario Commissaire, Dan Visentin told us that Al was in his thoughts recently. “Sorry to hear Al passed away… probably him tapping me on my shoulder. I worked many races and events with him back in the day… ’88-’95. My favourite memory was driving to Windsor together for the 1994 Ontario Provincial Road Championships. He did all the driving … and most of the talking as well lol! He was a wonderful friend and mentor. Wayne Willis worked with him as well,” recounted Visentin.

Norley knew everyone and his reputation was known outside the province as well. “I had not seen him for almost 20 years,” said Louise Lalonde, UCI Commissaire from Quebec. “Sad to hear he passed away.”

Story telling was a Norley trademark. “Of course one of the best things about working with Al was listening to the stories he would tell us and there was never a shortage of those that we would gladly enjoy during our breaks at the finish line whether it was at the mountain bike, road or track events,” added Day.

“There was never a better way to spend time huddled under a tent during a rain delay than to try to prompt Al to give us one more entertaining tale from his earlier years as a race official. It seemed like he knew almost everyone in the Cycling Hall of Fame and could tell you about some interesting tidbit or two from a time when they crossed paths. And of course his commanding voice made listening all that much better,” he concluded.

There are no details as of yet regarding his funeral and Celebration of Life.

Pedal joins the cycling community in sending condolences to Norley’s family and friends.

April 21, 2019 (Netherlands) – Mathieu Van Der Poel (Ned) Corendon – Circus took home a stunning victory at the 265.7 km Amstel Gold Race, from Maastricht to Berg en Terblijt, with a bold move at the finish to outfox his rivals and claim the biggest win of his career.

The 24-year-old, cyclocross star who won Brabantse Pijl and Dwars door Vlaanderen this year, brought the chase group to the leaders, Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Deceuninck – Quick – Step and Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana Pro Team, and then jumped alone to join the duo ahead.

With the pack just behind Van Der Poel, who was leading, boldly attacked as his two rivals hesitated, to take the win while Simon Clarke (Aus) EF Education First followed his wheel in for second with Fuglsang taking third, Alaphilippe settling for 4th and Maximilian Schachmann (Ger) Bora – Hansgrohe taking 5th.

“I can’t believe it,” said Van der Poel in disbelief. “I didn’t expect I could win.”

Canadian Michael Woods (EF Education First) was in the mix near the end but fell off the pace and did not finish while his teammate Clarke landed on the podium in second.

Results

1. Mathieu Van Der Poel (Ned) Corendon – Circus 6:28:18
2. Simon Clarke (Aus) EF Education First
3. Jakob Fuglsang (Den) Astana Pro Team
4. Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Deceuninck – Quick – Step
5. Maximilian Schachmann (Ger) Bora – Hansgrohe
6. Bjorg Lambrecht (Bel) Lotto Soudal
7. Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) CCC Team
8. Valentin Madouas (Fra) Groupama – FDJ
9. Romain Bardet (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale
10. Matteo Trentin (Ita) Mitchelton – Scott

DNF Michael Woods (Can) EF Education First

April 21, 2019 (Bowmanville, ON) – Here’s a selection of more photos from the cold and rainy Mosport Classic Road O-Cup #1 p/b Continental Tires / Sea Otter Canada, that saw Jennifer Jackson (AWI Racing p/b The Crank and Sprocket) win the Elite 1&2 Women’s race and Derek Gee (Independent) top the Elite 1&2 Men’s field in tough conditions on Saturday, April 20, at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Bowmanville, Ontario – results here.

April 20, 2019 (Bowmanville, Ontario) – Pedal caught up with Jennifer Jackson (AWI Racing p/b The Crank and Sprocket), Elite 1&2 Women’s winner at the Mosport Classic Road O-Cup #1 p/b Continental Tires / Sea Otter Canada for a post-race interview at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. Jackson, who is more focused on MTB, talks about the cold, windy conditions, her race and training, and the season ahead.

April 19, 2019 (Bowmanville, Ontario) – Jennifer Jackson (AWI Racing p/b The Crank and Sprocket) won the 76 km Elite 1/2 Women’s race and Derek Gee (Independent) topped the Elite 1/2 Men’s field in their 98.8km competition as the Mosport Classic p/b Continental Tires / Sea Otter Canada, kicked off the 2019 Road O-Cup series at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Bowmanville, Ontario. The challenging yet wide (40 feet in most sections) 4km circuit featured 10 turns and 50 meters in climbing per lap.

Results

Elite 4 Men – 60.8 km – Average 35.7 km/h
1. Victor Nicolet (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4) 1:42:12
2. Alexander Vanderlinden (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RME.4) 0:42
3. Jason Vettorel (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4) 5:10
4. Landon Brown (Frontenac Cycle – RME.4) 5:10
5. Luke Babytsch (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4) 5:10
6. Tyler Dust (Independent – RME.4) 5:10
7. Mark Lancia (Awi Racing P/B The Crank And Sprocket – RME.4) 5:10
8. William Li (Independent – RME.4) 5:10
9. Boris Dyakov (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4) 5:10
10. Oskar Russwurm (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4) 5:10
11. Roland Fletcher (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4) 5:10
12. Andrew Bray (Independent – RME.4) 5:10
13. Graeme Carbert (Independent – RME.4) 5:10
14. Matthew Downs (The Peterborough Cycling Club – RME.4) 5:10
15. Kaj Johnson (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.4) 5:10
16. Justin Minicola (Independent – RME.4) 5:10
17. Jeremy Worden (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4) 5:10
18. Jason Smith (Midweek Cycling – RME.4) 5:10
19. Jacob Wakelin (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RME.4) 5:14
20. James Allison (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4) 6:09
21. Andre Goulet (Frontenac Cycle – RME.4) 6:54
22. Philip Major (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RME.4) 6:58
23. Alastair Thompson (London Centennial Wheelers – RME.4) 11:22
24. Robert Meneguzzi (Midweek Cycling – RME.4) 12:43
25. Jonathan Blazevic (Independent – RME.4) 13:29
26. J. Geoff Loughton (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4) 13:35
27. Ken Wand (Independent – RME.4) 22:02
28. Conan Shing (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RME.4) 28:42:00
29. Daniel Walker (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4) 33:30:00
DNF Andrew Lombard (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.4)
DNF Sacha Ruzzante (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4)
DNF Rolando Campusano Garate (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RME.4)
DNF Bohyung Kim (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RME.4)
DNF Mark Martone (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4)
DNF Taylar Wall (Frontenac Cycle – RME.4)
DNF Leif Maitland (To Wheels Racing – RME.4)
DNF Daniel Del Balso (Win Cycling Centre – RME.4)
DNF Logan O’Krafka (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.4)
DNF Steven Kuysten (Win Cycling Centre – RME.4)
DNF Stewart Macdonald (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4)
DNF Daniel Boers (Independent – RME.4)
DNF Kevin Nebrija (Coachchris.Ca/Garneau – RME.4)
DNF Hayden Atkinson (Forest City Velodrome – RME.4)
DNF Brandon Witt (Independent – RME.4)
DNF Billy Chan (Billy’S Pro Bike – RME.4)
DNF Alex Bell (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RME.4)
DNS Alex Ritza (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.4)
DNS Blake Bogden (Casual Friday Cycling Club – RME.4)

Master 3 Men – 60.8 km – Average 32.8 km/h
1. Justin Medved (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 1:51:21
2. Kirk Austen (Neworld Cycle Team – RMMC.3) 0:03
3. Solomon Amos (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:03
4. Bevin Reith (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:06
5. Nicholas Yardley (Caledon Hills Racing – RMMA.3) 0:09
6. Tom Hopkins (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:13
7. Paul Bradbury (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMD.3) 0:13
8. Myles Cullen (Spoke O’Motion Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 0:35
9. Henry Ng (Billy’S Pro Bike – RMMA.3) 0:39
10. Mark Lipfeld (Independent – RMMC.3) 0:43
11. Andrew Taylor (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.3) 1:18
12. Mark Wheatcroft (Independent – RMMB.3) 2:08
13. Robert Perry (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RMMB.3) 2:48
14. Ralph Schatzmair (Realdeal Racing – RMMD.3) 5:45
15. Daniel Hebert (Independent – RMMC.3) 6:43
16. Daniel Newton (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.3) 8:31
17. Steve Quenneville (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMC.3) 6:09
18. Mike Neilly (Caledon Hills Racing – RMMA.3) 7:30
19. James Eaton (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMA.3) 7:30
20. Robert Bateman (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMA.3) 8:05
21. Don Smart (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMC.3) 8:05
22. Rob West (Independent – RMMC.3) 8:05
23. Jay Batac (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.3) 9:40
24. Peter Michael Hunziker (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMB.3) 10:15
25. Peter Henry (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMC.3) 10:28
26. Michael Longfield (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.3) 16:39
27. Ron Macdonald (Independent – RMMD.3) 30:38:00
DNF Rommel Asprer (Waterloo Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNF Nick Kalkounis (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNF Luciano Serafino (Ennsys Inc. P/B Cyclepath Oakville – RMMB.3)
DNF Joe Accardi (Independent – RMMC.3)
DNF Randy Zabukovec (Independent – RMMB.3)
DNF Rob Vanderwerf (Owen Sound Cycling Club – RMMA.3)
DNF Shane Hotchkiss (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMC.3)
DNF Dino Zunic (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.3)
DNF John Mahaffey (Full Throttle Cycle Club – RMMA.3)
DNF Keith Musgrave (Independent – RMMB.3)
DNF Dan Bandurka (Independent – RMMA.3)
DNF Rob Macewen (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNF Bogdan Paraschivu (Independent – RMMB.3)
DNF Dereck Bowen (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.3)
DNF Bruce Paterson (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMC.3)
DNF Eldon Brown (Independent – RMMB.3)
DNF Mike Grimes (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNF Dmytro Khismatulin (Win Cycling Centre – RMMC.3)
DNF Nicholas Dureault (Independent – RMMA.3)
DNF Gino Tamburro (D’Ornellas Cycling Club – RMMD.3)
DNF Joel Rose (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.3)
DNF John David Power (Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNF Mike Spagnola (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMA.3)
DNF Mike Jacques (Clocktower Cycling Club – RMMD.3)
DNF Colin Brook (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RMMB.3)
DNF Anthony Simpson (Full Throttle Cycle Club – RMMC.3)
DNF Tyler Kohlmetz (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMA.3)
DNS Jason Mortlock (Lapdogs Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNS Roger Waithe (Madonna Wheelers Cycling Club – RMMD.3)
DNS Kyle Swanton (Uxbridge Cycling Club – RMMB.3)
DNS Kevin Baxter (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMC.3)
DNS Paul Steeds (Novofit – Girardin – RMMD.3)
DNS Mark De Koning (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.3)
DNS Andrew Buzzell (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMB.3)
DNS Matthew Varey (Independent – RMMC.3)

Master / Elite 3 / Jr Women – 57 km – Average 31.3 km/h
1. Nicole Bradbury (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWU17) 1:49:21
2. Chloe Desroche (Independent – RWE.3) 0:00
3. Erin Snelgrove (Independent – RWE.3) 0:03
4. Jennifer Stephenson (Independent – RWE.3) 2:07
5. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3) 3:11
6. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA) 3:11
7. Victoria Slater (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWE.3) 9:03
8. Kathleen Turbitt (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWE.3) 9:03
9. Natasha Badertscher (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWU17) 9:03
10. Jessica Kuepfer (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
11. Sophie Hotchkiss (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
12. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA) 9:03
13. Lorie Cochrane (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
14. Amanda Kleinikkink (Kw Cycling Academy – RWU17) 9:03
15. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 9:13
DNF Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC)
DNF Katie Peach (Midweek Cycling – RWE.3)
DNF April Blaylock (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)
DNF Jessica Darling (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RWMA)
DNF Michelle Harkness (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Stacey-Dawn Carroll (Highgate Racing – RWMA)
DNF Bonnie Camm (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RWMC)
DNF Nancy Schmeler (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Kendra Howard (Midweek Cycling – RWE.3)
DNF Lisa Ulrich (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWMB)
DNF Amy White (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
DNF Michal Pastrik (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)
DNF Lily Hansen-Gillis (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RWE.3)
DNS Gabi Edey (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)

Elite 3 Women – 57 km – Average 31.3 km/h
1. Nicole Bradbury (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWU17) 1:49:21
2. Chloe Desroche (Independent – RWE.3) 0:00
3. Erin Snelgrove (Independent – RWE.3) 0:03
4. Jennifer Stephenson (Independent – RWE.3) 2:07
5. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3) 3:11
6. Victoria Slater (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWE.3) 9:03
7. Kathleen Turbitt (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RWE.3) 9:03
8. Natasha Badertscher (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWU17) 9:03
9. Jessica Kuepfer (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
10. Sophie Hotchkiss (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
11. Lorie Cochrane (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.3) 9:03
12. Amanda Kleinikkink (Kw Cycling Academy – RWU17) 9:03
DNF Katie Peach (Midweek Cycling – RWE.3)
DNF Kendra Howard (Midweek Cycling – RWE.3)
DNF Lily Hansen-Gillis (University Of Toronto Road Racing (Utrr) – RWE.3)
DNS Gabi Edey (Realdeal Racing – RWE.3)

Master Women – 57 km – Average 30.4 km/h
1. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA) 1:52:32
2. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA) 5:52
3. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 6:02
DNF Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC)
DNF April Blaylock (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)
DNF Jessica Darling (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RWMA)
DNF Michelle Harkness (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Stacey-Dawn Carroll (Highgate Racing – RWMA)
DNF Bonnie Camm (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RWMC)
DNF Nancy Schmeler (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Lisa Ulrich (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWMB)
DNF Amy White (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
DNF Michal Pastrik (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)

Master A Women – 57 km – Average 30.4 km/h
1. Naomi Lynne Wolfson (Highgate Racing – RWMA) 1:52:32
2. Jennifer Bell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club – RWMA) 5:52
DNF Jessica Darling (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RWMA)
DNF Stacey-Dawn Carroll (Highgate Racing – RWMA)

Master B Women – 57 km – Average 28.8 km/h
1. Karen Paterson (Highgate Racing – RWMC) 1:58:34
DNF Melanie Solmon (Realdeal Racing – RWMC)
DNF April Blaylock (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)
DNF Michelle Harkness (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Bonnie Camm (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RWMC)
DNF Nancy Schmeler (Highgate Racing – RWMB)
DNF Lisa Ulrich (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RWMB)
DNF Amy White (To Wheels Racing – RWMB)
DNF Michal Pastrik (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWMB)

Elite 3 Men – 76 km – Average 35.9 km/h
1. Conor White (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RMU23.3) 2:07:06
2. Derek Carroll (Caledon Hills Racing – RME.3) 0:31
3. Jack Padega (Independent – RME.3) 3:54
4. Myles Zagar (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 6:42
5. Jeremie Stephenson (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.4) 7:34
6. Oliver Campbell (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 7:34
7. Carson Mattern (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RMU17) 7:34
8. Levi Ogryzlo (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3) 7:34
9. Aiden Schenkels (Owen Sound Cycling Club – RME.3) 7:34
10. Dmitry Serbin (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.3) 7:34
11. Christian Despatie (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 7:34
12. Kenneth Woo (Erace Cancer Cycling Team P/B Camp Ooch – RME.3) 7:34
13. Ryan Frouws (To Wheels Racing – RME.3) 7:34
14. Peter Doucet (Midweek Cycling – RME.3) 8:09
15. Gregory Cuff (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RMU17) 8:30
16. Rich Elliott (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.3) 10:22
17. David Grose (Independent – RME.3) 11:22
18. Calum Sutherland (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3) 18:17
19. Matthew Castilloux (Independent – RME.3) 26:38:00
DNF Orian Falk-Dotan (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RMU17)
DNF William Grundy (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
DNF Andrew Edmunds (Crimps Cycling Club – RME.3)
DNF Ian Reinke (Ncch Pb Franklin Templeton Investments – RMU17)
DNF Cody Mckay (Tekne Cycle Club – RME.3)
DNF Noah Ramsay (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.3)
DNF Thomas Wheatcroft (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.3)
DNF Finlay Macewen (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RMU17)
DNF Joohwan Lee (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
DNF Ronan Johnson (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.3)
DNF Matthew Hogan (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.3)
DNF Wade Roberts (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RME.3)
DNF Matthew Divittorio (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
DNF Brandon Gélinas (Independent – RME.3)
DNF Parsa Moeini (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
DNF Bennett Rive (Durham Shredders – RME.3)
DNF Nick Sammon (Hardwood Next Wave – RME.3)
DNF Liam Langford (Kw Cycling Academy – RMU17)
DNF Daniel Horn (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.3)
DNS Paul Mysko (Hardwood Next Wave – RME.3)
DNS Richard Fthenos (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RME.3)
DNS Laurent Risser (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RME.3)
DNS Daniel Gregory (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.3)
DNS Daniel Nordemann-Da Silva (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)
DNS Cristian Nuccitelli (Attack Racing P/B Ardent Industries – RME.3)

Master 2 Men – 76 km – Average 33.0 km/h
1. Mark Sherboneau (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMB.2) 2:18:11
2. Jason Haagensen (Independent – RMMA.2) 0:40
3. Bob Berscht (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.2) 4:19
4. Robert Daniells (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.2) 4:19
5. Jeff Wheller (Independent – RMMA.2) 4:19
6. Andrew Buzzell (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMB.3) 4:19
7. Andrew Auld (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMB.2) 4:19
8. Brent Fargo (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RMMB.2) 4:19
9. Paul Devries (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RMMC.2) 4:19
10. Scott Weldon (Novofit – Girardin – RMMA.2) 4:19
11. Jan Pearson (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMB.2) 4:19
12. Sean Smith (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMB.2) 4:19
13. Paul Reinis (Bateman’S Bike Co Pb Cloud 9 Av – RMMC.2) 4:23
14. Chris Kirk (Independent – RMMC.2) 4:27
15. Jonathan Caners (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMA.2) 4:30
16. Trevor Beattie (Pedal Harder P/B King Street Cycles – RMMB.2) 10:48
17. Pierre Lemire (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMD.2) 14:55
18. Derek Hsiung (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.2) 16:26
19. Mark Weymouth (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.2) 16:34
20. Cory Reggentin (Cornwall Cycle Club – RMMA.2) 22:23
DNF Doug Richards (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMC.2)
DNF Matthew Bannon (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.2)
DNF David Blondel (The Peterborough Cycling Club – RMMB.2)
DNF Billy Law (Billy’S Pro Bike – RMMC.2)
DNF Peter Sutton (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.2)
DNF Joe Rousseau (Independent – RMMB.2)
DNF Ash Taylor (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMC.2)
DNF Jim Neal (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMD.2)
DNF Conrad Mrowiec (Woodstock Racing – RMMB.2)
DNF James Layfield (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RMMC.2)
DNF Philip Gil (Tugacycling – RMMC.2)
DNF Glendon Tomlinson (Full Throttle Cycle Club – RMMB.2)
DNF Sebastian Zdyb (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.2)
DNF Carlos Vidal (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMB.2)
DNF Donnie Smith (Morrison Hershfield Racing Team – RMMC.2)
DNS Viktor Geimaniouk (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMC.2)
DNS Peter Chae (B1 Evo Cycling – RMMB.2)

Elite 1&2 Women – 76 km – Average 32.1 km/h
1. Jennifer Jackson (Awi Racing P/B The Crank And Sprocket – RWE.2) 2:22:13
2. Joyce Spruyt (To Wheels Racing – RWE.1) 2:06
3. Allison Sauder (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.2) 9:21
4. Nicole Lentini (First Draft P/B Mercedes-Benz Oakville – RWE.1) 21:55
5. Katelyn Walcroft (Hardwood Next Wave – RWE.2) 21:55
6. Franny Jewett (Highgate Racing – RWE.2) 21:57
7. Lindsay Sferrazza (St. Catharines Cycling Club – RWE.2) 21:57
DNF Sarah Elliott (Highgate Racing – RWE.2)
DNF Heather Zunic (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RWE.2)
DNF Laura Bietola (Realdeal Racing, Maverix Racing P/B Cycle Life – RWE.2)

Master 1 Men – 76 km – Average 35.2 km/h
1. Mike Patte (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1) 2:09:37
2. Sean Boileau (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMA.1) 3:44
3. Chris Pollett (To Wheels Racing – RMMB.1) 3:44
4. Chris Pippy (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1) 3:44
5. Alan Kriss (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMC.1) 3:48
6. Grahame Rivers (Tekne Cycle Club – RMMA.1) 3:50
7. Steve Mckee (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMC.1) 5:34
8. Justin Rogers (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1) 6:27
9. Jason Chai-Onn (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1) 6:44
10. Kieran Andrews (Sound Solutions, The Peterborough Cycling Club – RMMC.1) 6:44
11. Adam Myers (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMA.1) 6:51
12. Chris Herten (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.1) 6:51
13. Mike Nash (Ride With Rendall P/B Biemme – RMMC.1) 6:51
14. Andrew Mcleod (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.1) 6:54
15. Kevin Simms (Sound Solutions – RMMC.1) 6:54
16. Stuart Smith (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1) 10:31
DNF Jeffrey Vanderkuur (Realdeal Racing – RMMC.1)
DNF Dylan Lanspeary (Tower International Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
DNF Mark Gilligan (Realdeal Racing – RMMA.1)
DNF Brian Kelly (Realdeal Racing – RMMC.1)
DNF Brendan Gorman (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
DNF Mark Berger (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.1)
DNF Rob Rice (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
DNF Ryan Hodgkinson (Realdeal Racing – RMMB.1)
DNF Blair Purvis (Movement Solutions Physiotherapy – RMMB.1)
DNF Michael Ybanez (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
DNF Geoffrey Parslow (Independent – RMMB.1)
DNF Kevin Lockhart (Midweek Cycling – RMMB.1)
DNF Demetre Kalkounis (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMB.1)
DNF Steve Smith (Erace Cancer Cycling Team P/B Camp Ooch – RMMB.1)
DNF Gregory Moore (Morning Glory Cycling Club – RMMB.1)
DNF Vance Lai (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
DNF Chris Wood (Sound Solutions – RMMC.1)
DNF Andrew Lees (Nine2Fivepro Cycling Team – RMMB.1)
DNF Jim Tsilemos (Independent – RMMC.1)
DNF Lawrence Akot (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.1)
DNS Patrick Gostovic (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMMB.1)
DNS Maciej Zielinski (Cyclepath Oakville Race Team – RMMC.1)
DNS Derek De Gannes (Hardwood Next Wave – RMMC.1)
DNS Rob Wilson (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
DNS Arthur Parsons (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RMMC.1)
DNS Dorel Pop (Ennsys Inc. P/B Cyclepath Oakville – RMMB.1)
DNS Ray Lee (Faction – Smile Tiger P/B Wcc – RMMB.1)
DNS Ian Scott (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RMMC.1)

Elite 1&2 Men – 98.8 km – Average 37.2 km/h
1. Derek Gee (Independent – RME.1) 2:39:25
2. William Elliott (Independent – RME.1) 0:41
3. Arvin Moazami Godarzi (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.1) 0:41
4. William Goodfellow (Independent – RME.1) 1:04
5. Ed Veal (Realdeal Racing – RME.1) 1:24
6. Dylan Bibic (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RMU17) 1:24
7. Matthew Sherar (Casual Friday Cycling Club – RME.1) 1:24
8. Bruce Bird (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RME.1) 1:24
9. Michael Foley (Independent – RME.2) 5:22
10. Scott Brubacher (Wheels Of Bloor/Autostyle Collision – RME.2) 9:57
11. Tomer Shahar (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2) 14:52
12. Zola Mehlomakulu (Independent – RME.1) 14:52
13. Brad Bradford (Toronto Hustle – RME.1) 14:52
14. Nicholas Menegon (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.3) 14:52
15. Jack Sirman (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.3) 22:28
16. Daniel Koszela (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2) 22:28
DNF Tony Jacques (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.2)
DNF Tommy Waldeck (Realdeal Racing – RME.2)
DNF Anton Varabei (Toronto Hustle – RME.1)
DNF Alexandre Latil (Veloselect Racing Team – RME.1)
DNF Mike Little (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Christopher Merrick (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.3)
DNF Ayrton Dick (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Jeremy Rae (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Sean Mackinnon (Realdeal Racing – RME.1)
DNF Christian Ricci (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.1)
DNF Mark Brouwer (Neworld Cycle Team – RME.1)
DNF Noah Simms (Floyd’S Pro Cycling – RME.1)
DNF Adam Bird (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.1)
DNF Eric Hueston (To Wheels Racing – RME.2)
DNF Derek Oosterveen (Neworld Cycle Team – RME.2)
DNF Gaelen Merritt (Toronto Hustle – RME.1)
DNF Zakariya Jackson (Toronto Hustle – RME.3)
DNF Ethan Palamarek (Toronto Hustle – RMU23.1)
DNF Trevor O’Donnell (Gateway Devo Cycling – RME.1)
DNF Darren De Ruiter (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Nicholas Diniz (Independent – RME.2)
DNF Adam Millar (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Geoffrey Chambers-Bedard (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.1)
DNF Ethan Sittlington (Toronto Hustle – RME.2)
DNF Gholamreza Cheraghikavari (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.1)
DNF Ian Manning (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.1)
DNF Ryan Rudderham (Realdeal Racing – RME.2)
DNF Adam Jamieson (Independent – RME.1)
DNF Connor Gregory (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Jonathan Maloney (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.2)
DNF Robert Starrs (Ncch Elite P/B Mgcc – RME.2)
DNF Martin Rupes (Independent – RME.1)
DNF Warren Shiau (Midweek Cycling – RME.2)
DNF Aaron Thomas (Techy Kids Cycling Team – RME.2)
DNF Sean Lancaric (Win Cycling Centre – RME.2)
DNS Robert Gutgesell (Realdeal Racing – RME.1)
DNS Patrick Farrell (Casual Friday Cycling Club – RME.2)
DNS Yuri Hrycaj (Independent – RME.1)
DNS Axel Froner (Kw Cycling Academy – RME.3)

April 19, 2019 (Walla Walla, WA) – Canada’s Claire Cameron and Holly Simonson from Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes stole the show finishing second and third overall at the 21st edition of the Tour of Walla Walla in Washington this past weekend.

Simonson took the win on the 69.6km Waitsburg RR on Stage 2 while Cameron, who was guest riding for TRT, was second on the final 101.3km Kellogg Hollow RR and third on stages 1 and 2. Fellow Canuck Maggie Coles-Lyster (Pickle Juice Pro Cycling) in 5th overall won the 60-min Pro 1/2 Women’s Downtown Criterium on Stage 3.

And kudo’s to Ontario’s Chris Ernst of Hewdog Racing who lay claim to the yellow leader’s jersey following the 102.4km Pro 1/2 Men’s Stage 2 Waitsburg RR, and held it for the next two stages finishing fifth overall in the final GC. Fellow Canuck, Nigel Kinney of Langlois Brown Racing, had success as well with a third-place result in the Stage 3 Downtown Criterium, finishing sixth overall in the GC.

Results

Stage 1 Wilson Hollow TT: Pro Men TT Results
Stage 1 Wilson Hollow TT: Pro Women TT Results
Stage 2 Waitsburg RR:  Pro Men Stg 2 Results
Stage 2 Waitsburg RR:  Pro Women Stg 2 Results
Stage 3 Downtown Crit:  Pro Men Stg 3 Results
Stage 3 Downtown Crit:  Pro Women Stg 3 Results
Stage 4 Kellogg Hollow RR:  Pro Men Stg 4 Results
Stage 4 Kellogg Hollow RR:  Pro Women Stg 4 Results

Final GC

Pro Women
1. Michelle Howe (Northwest Tri & Bike) 6:55:58
2. Claire Cameron (Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes) 0:31
3. Holly Simonson (Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes) 4:59
4. Elise Donovan (Fast Fun Nice Racing Team p/b Wattie Ink) 5:45
5. Maggie Coles-Lyster (Pickle Juice Pro Cycling) 8:32

Full Pro Women Final GC Results

Pro Men
1. Daniel Lincoln (River City Bicycles/Bike Law) 8:17:07
2. Cortian Brown (Hangar 15 Bicycles) 0:32
3. Kaler Marshall (Hangar 15 Bicycles) 0:33
4. Jack Bardi (Velobody p/b Slocum) 0:43
5. Chris Ernst (Hewdog Racing) 2:05
6. Nigel Kinney (Langlois Brown Racing) 3:15

Full Pro Men Final GC Results

 

April 18, 2019 (Toronto, ON) – Pedal is pleased to announce that the first ever Canadian edition of the 2019 Official Tour de France Guide is a big hit with cycling fans across the country and we’ve extended our Pre-order Savings deadline on “Shipping/Handling” to April 30. This high quality, beautifully designed Guide features the best race photography from the Tour’s official photographers.

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April 18, 2019 (St. Jacobs, ON) – The 7th annual Steaming Nostril Race presented by the Cycle Waterloo saw 139 riders finish the main 65.8 km event on Sunday, April 14 and 34 riders complete the Runny Nose (44.6km). Gunnar Holmgren (Hardwood Next Wave) and teammate Robin Horsfield (Hardwood Next Wave) took top honours. With equal prize money for the top 5 overall men and women, this is the first year a 60+ woman Julie Rossall (Wild Bettys) finished the event.

Conditions started with rain and the the temperature dropped while the wind picked up significantly during the second half of the race. The course was set-up and finalized on Saturday in conditions that were nothing like race-day.

“The course was is mint conditions to the point that we walked the farm field in our running shoes. But what a spring day in southern Ontario can bring…from 16 degrees Saturday night setting up the start-finish line to brutal conditions of 1 degrees with rain and snow,” said organizer Blake Ellis.

“Malcolm Steven and I have been organizing races for a long time now and have never seen this scenario. I am just thankful that we have the support staff in place: WRPS, REACT and all the volunteers to help with yesterday,” added Ellis.

Full results here.

April 17, 2019 (Malaysia) – Canada’s Ryan Roth (Xspeed United Continental) took home the win on the 122.9 km Stage 1 opener at the Tour de Iskandar Johor in Malaysia, Apr 17-21, while teammate and fellow Canuck, Evan Burtnik, was named Best Young Rider. A third Canadian in the mix Edward Walsh, also with Xspeed United Continental, finished 5th in the 100+ field.

Roth got into an early 3-rider break that stayed away and out-sprinted opponents Matthew Zenovich (St. Georg Continental Cycling Team) and Australian Benjamin Dyball (Team Sapura Cycling) for the win. Thursday marks the second stage of the 5-day stage race around southern Malaysia, where Roth and Burtnik will look to continue their success.

Results  (brief)
1. Ryan Roth (Can) Xspeed United Continental 2:35:03
2. Mathew Zenovich (Nzl) St George Continental Cycling Team
3. Benjamin Dyball (Aus) Team Sapura Cycling
4. Jeroen Meijers (Ned) Taiyuan Miogee Cycling Team 2:35:20
5. Edward Walsh (Can) Xspeed United Continental

15. Evan Burtnik (Can) Xspeed United Continental 2:35:24

April 15, 2019 (Milton, ON) – Record-breaking performances highlighted the 2019 Canadian U17/Junior/Para Track Championships that took place April 12-14, as the Mattamy National Cycling Centre hosted a weekend of racing in Milton, Ontario. A record 111 athletes from five provinces took part in the Championships, where five Canadian records were broken in individual and team events.

In addition to winning the prestigious maple leaf jersey of national champion, the Championships served as part of the selection process for the team that will represent Canada at the Junior Track World Championships later in the year.

Nine athletes won multiple titles, led by two Under-17 riders, each with seven titles in the ten events contested. Nicole Bradbury (NCCH Elite p/b MGCC) dominated the U17 women’s category with seven gold medals, a silver, a bronze and a Canadian record in the Individual Pursuit. Bradbury had won the first round of the Mountain Bike Canada Cup a couple of weeks earlier, so admitted she lacked some confidence going into the Track Nationals. “Coming back from mountain biking, I hadn’t been on the track in a couple of weeks, so I wasn’t quite sure how I would perform. My goal was to do well in the IP [Individual Pursuit] and break the record, and I had mostly been training for the endurance races.”

In the U17 men’s category, Dylan Bibic (Ascent Cycling p/b MGCC) also won seven gold, plus two silver and bronze, as well as setting Canadian records in the 200 metre time trial and the Team Sprint. Other performances worthy of note were the four gold medals each for Junior riders Madison Dempster (Team Ontario) in the women’s field and Riley Pickrell (Cycling BC) in the men’s.

In the Para categories, national titles were awarded in the Individual Pursuit and 500/1000 metre time trials. Marie-Claude Molnar (Equipe du Quebec) took both titles in the women’s C4 category, with Megan Miller and her pilot Candice Moote (School for the Blind) winning the women’s tandem events, and Matthieu Croteau-Daigle and his pilot Benoit Lussier (Équipe du Québec) winning the men’s tandem events.

 

April 15, 2019 (St. Jacobs, ON) – Here are the full results from the 7th annual Steaming Nostril Race presented by the Cycle Waterloo, 65.8 km, on Sunday, April 14 won by Gunnar Holmgren (Hardwood Next Wave) along with the 44.6 km Runny Nose won by his teammate Robin Horsfield (Hardwood Next Wave).

Results

Runny Nose

Overall Results – Runny Nose – 44.6 km
1. Robin Horsfield (Hardwood Next Wave) 1:39:50
2. Paul Jerome 00:48
3. Adam Herring (Brant Cycling Club) 05:21
4. Louis Cormier (University Of Waterloo) 06:10
5. Harold Walker (Perfect Balance Coachi) 16:18
6. Zaldy Martinez (Opm) 20:02
7. Craig Williamson 20:02
8. Nathan Hauber 21:22
9. Todd Craig 23:44
10. Mark Brown 24:20
11. Kris Hernandez (Velocolour) 26:07
12. Glen Mcafee 26:27
13. Holly Clarke (Toronto Hustle) 28:23
14. Steve D’Alimonte 29:23
15. Kathryn Sullivan 32:34
16. Stephen Harmelink (Etobicoke Cycling Club) 32:38
17. Dennis Hartwick (Wcc) 35:38
18. Oscar Te (Opm) 40:17
19. Peter Morgan 42:08
20. Alice Hogg 42:43
21. Derek Hauber 45:53
22. Nicole Tomasi (Batemans Bike Co Pb Cl) 48:17
23. Ronald Cornies 50:12
24. Shelly Mckee 50:27
25. Dean Edwards (Railway City Cycling C) 50:28
26. Gwyneth Mitchell 57:16
27. Glen E Larson (Advanced Cyclery) 58:06
28. Andrew Barclay 1:12:13
29. Paul Barclay 1:13:38
30. Katherine Siren 1:16:53
31. Christina Kadri (Ppp) 1:42:16
32. Hazel Bugayong (Ppp) 1:42:18
33. Dan Vanderwal 1:49:00
34. Edward Pilon 2:11:09

All Males Results – 44.6 km
1. Robin Horsfield (Hardwood Next Wave) 1:39:50
2. Paul Jerome 00:48
3. Adam Herring (Brant Cycling Club) 05:21
4. Louis Cormier (University Of Waterloo) 06:10
5. Harold Walker (Perfect Balance Coachi) 16:18
6. Zaldy Martinez (Opm) 20:02
7. Craig Williamson 20:02
8. Nathan Hauber 21:22
9. Todd Craig 23:44
10. Mark Brown 24:20
11. Kris Hernandez (Velocolour) 26:07
12. Glen Mcafee 26:27
13. Steve D’Alimonte 29:23
14. Stephen Harmelink (Etobicoke Cycling Club) 32:38
15. Dennis Hartwick (Wcc) 35:38
16. Oscar Te (Opm) 40:17
17. Peter Morgan 42:08
18. Derek Hauber 45:53
19. Ronald Cornies 50:12
20. Dean Edwards (Railway City Cycling C) 50:28
21. Glen E Larson (Advanced Cyclery) 58:06
22. Andrew Barclay 1:12:13
23. Paul Barclay 1:13:38
24. Dan Vanderwal 1:49:00
25. Edward Pilon 2:11:09

All Females Results – 44.6 km
1. Holly Clarke (Toronto Hustle) 2:08:14
2. Kathryn Sullivan 04:11
3. Alice Hogg 14:19
4. Nicole Tomasi (Batemans Bike Co Pb Cl) 19:54
5. Gwyneth Mitchell 28:53
6. Katherine Siren 48:30

Female Fat Bike Results – 44.6 km
1. Shelly Mckee 2:30:18
2. Christina Kadri (Ppp) 51:48
3. Hazel Bugayong (Ppp) 51:51

Steaming Nostril

Overall Results – Steam Nostril – 65.8 km
1. Gunnar Holmgren (Hardwood Next Wave) 2:11:44
2. Mark Brouwer (Neworld Cycle) 01:29
3. Nicholas Diniz (X-Speed United Contine) 02:23
4. Nathan Chown (Team Cf) 02:44
5. James Mcguire (Tekne Cc) 03:56
6. Charles Bryer (Fretori) 05:34
7. William Elliott (Xspeed) 06:39
8. Derek Oosterveen (Neworld Cycle Team) 13:24
9. James Fedosov (Speed River Bicycle) 14:06
10. Bruce Bird (Wheels Of Bloor) 19:58
11. Kyle Messier (Opus Bikes, Mcphails S) 20:17
12. Solomon Amos (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 20:21
13. Oaken Work (Flowy Velo) 20:31
14. Scott Weldon (Novofit – Girardin) 20:34
15. Trevor Beattie (Pedal Harder P/B King) 20:42
16. Jonathan Caners (Morning Glory Cycling) 21:12
17. Kevin Bowker (Morning Glory) 21:12
18. Scott Nevin (Waterloo Cycling Club) 21:20
19. Scott Elliott (Midweek Cc) 22:10
20. Matt Janzen (Team Cf) 22:19
21. Justin Minicola (Lakeside Storage/Bikes) 23:03
22. Nathan Mcdowell (Tonys Power Tool Racin) 23:32
23. Jeremy Haak (Faction – Smile Tiger) 23:33
24. Jeff Sharafbayani (Neworld Cycle) 24:28
25. Andrew Maceachern (Morning Glory Cc) 25:29
26. Ian Rubenzahl (To Wheels Racing) 28:45
27. Ian Mckelvey (Cobourg Cycling Club) 28:47
28. Matthew Bannon (Faction – Smile Tiger) 29:27
29. Steve Smith (Erace Cancer) 29:44
30. Connor Gregory (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgc) 30:06
31. Abe Oudshoorn (To Wheels Racing) 30:17
32. Jeremy Bridge-Cook (Morning Glory Cycling) 30:51
33. Mike Barreca (Faction Smile Tiger P/) 32:02
34. Mark Weymouth (Faction – Smile Tiger) 32:21
35. Christopher Scott (Uxc) 32:24
36. Daniel Fuller 32:57
37. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing) 32:59
38. Peter Michael Hunziker (Morning Glory Cycling) 33:41
39. Garth Logan (Neworld Cycle) 33:43
40. Michel Pawlicz (Discomfort Zone Multis) 35:34
41. Colin Matthews (Velocolour) 36:05
42. Mike Framst 36:24
43. Oliver Farla 37:12
44. Allison Sauder (Faction – Smile Tiger) 37:37
45. Aaron Marshall 38:13
46. Matt Randall (Bateman’S Bike Co.) 39:12
47. Brendan Gorman (Nine2Fivepro Cycling) 40:05
48. Thiago Tonelli Bartolomei (Faction Smile Tiger C.) 40:23
49. Jamie Herbst (Awi) 40:28
50. Robert Daniells (Faction – Smile Tiger) 40:33
51. Kelly Ellis (Waterloo Cycling Club) 40:34
52. Reuben Wiersma 40:45
53. Paul Dean (Cycles London Racing T) 41:31
54. Derick Rousseau (Brampton Cycling Club) 42:14
55. Jonathon Feasby (Mariposa Cycle Racing) 43:55
56. Fernando Vasconcelos 45:13
57. Ryan Grigg 45:53
58. Sarah Fabbro (Trek Canada) 46:21
59. Courtney Christ (Peterborough Cycling C) 47:19
60. Jon Warkentin (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 48:29
61. Joe Fallon (Rail City Cycling Club) 48:53
62. Andrew Filarski (Bateman’S Bicycle Comp) 49:03
63. Alexander Borgers (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 49:39
64. Mark Rodgers (True Grit Cycling) 50:36
65. Dave Laird 51:05
66. Christopher Hoy (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 53:09
67. Ronald Ferwerda (Speed River Cycling Cl) 53:16
68. Andrew Stewart (Hammer Nutrition) 53:23
69. Peter Hennessy (None) 53:30
70. Chris Ford (Waterloo Cycling Club) 53:42
71. Kevin Gibson (Faction – Smile Tiger) 53:55
72. Keith Hansen 54:07
73. Gordon Drewitt (Speed River Cycling Cl) 54:24
74. Chancie Knights 54:26
75. Yves Bonnardeaux (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 54:29
76. Melissa Cooper-Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 55:33
77. Craig Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 55:36
78. Martin Daniels Martin Daniels (Milton Bicycle Club) 56:28
79. Dave Gosnell (Waterloo Cycling Club) 56:41
80. Bob Haufler (Midweek Cycling Club) 57:26
81. Daniil Kolesnikov (Newmarket Eagles) 57:55
82. Grant Edmonds (Bateman’S Bicycle Co.) 58:14
83. Jeremy Yates (Woodstock Race Team) 58:19
84. Thomas Jakubowski (Etobicoke Cycling Club) 58:31
85. John Hauser (Peterborough Cycling C) 58:48
86. Chris Smith 58:55
87. Orrin Bowser (Barrie Cycling Club) 59:11
88. Jason Mortlock (Lapdogs Cc) 59:29
89. Paul Widmer 1:00:24
90. Corey Carter 1:01:04
91. Scott Beedham 1:01:41
92. Kate Morgan 1:01:55
93. Sean Thibeault (Woodstock Race Team) 1:03:18
94. Roxanne Takpanie (Peppermint Racing Squa) 1:06:49
95. Marc Hunt (Tekne Cycle Club) 1:06:53
96. Phil Barnett (Brant Cycling Club) 1:07:20
97. John Berman 1:08:00
98. Chris Robertson (Waterloo Cycling Club) 1:09:28
99. David Bishop 1:09:31
100. Mike Muffels 1:09:36
101. Joanne Beattie 1:10:53
102. Andrea Bowker (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 1:15:11
103. Michael Popoff (Team Dnr – Solo) 1:15:57
104. Oyvind Haga (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 1:17:21
105. Paul Sandiford (Racer Sportif / Mattam) 1:18:07
106. Stacey-Dawn Carroll (High Gate Race Team) 1:18:58
107. Russell Armstrong (Discomfort Zone) 1:19:18
108. Richard Hesler 1:19:48
109. Darcie Watson (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 1:19:50
110. Cary Brown (Bike United C.C.) 1:21:02
111. James Pocock (Oshawa Cycling Club) 1:21:10
112. Ian Mayberry (Woodstock Triathlon Cl) 1:22:25
113. Aristotelis Kollias 1:22:33
114. David Gillis (Racer Sportif) 1:22:39
115. Marco Niro La Torretta 1:23:00
116. John Sanders (Outspokin) 1:23:19
117. Ryszard Jania 1:23:22
118. John Smith 1:24:24
119. Kelly Legge 1:24:46
120. David Leng (Brant Cycling Club) 1:24:48
121. Jamie Osborne (Morning Glory Cycling) 1:25:04
122. Julie Rossall (Wild Bettys) 1:26:20
123. David Harvey 1:26:32
124. Nial Fisher (The Hub Race Team) 1:27:13
125. Shawn Collison 1:29:12
126. Ian Davis (Halton Hillbillies) 1:29:17
127. Shelley Saunders (Huron County Trihards) 1:29:38
128. Stephanie Au (Velocolour) 1:29:43
129. Bruce Macdonald (Oakville Cycling Club) 1:31:21
130. Robert Krasny (Cycle Culture) 1:32:08
131. Garnett Lee Abbey (Attack Racing P/B Arde) 1:34:28
132. Marek Mierzynski (Team Veloclassique) 1:35:30
133. Jeff Meade (Velocity) 1:40:31
134. Chris Robinson 1:44:06
135. Steve Schmidlin 1:44:06
136. Ross Murray (Beaches Cycling Club) 1:44:13
137. John Goodhead 1:50:50
138. Don Gilroy (Lantern Rouge) 1:51:38
139. Justin Thibert 1:55:18

Male Master Results – 65.8 km
1. Nathan Chown (Team Cf) 2:14:29
2. James Mcguire (Tekne Cc) 01:11
3. Bruce Bird (Wheels Of Bloor) 17:13
4. Solomon Amos (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 17:36
5. Scott Nevin (Waterloo Cycling Club) 18:35
6. Jeff Sharafbayani (Neworld Cycle) 21:43
7. Andrew Maceachern (Morning Glory Cc) 22:44
8. Ian Rubenzahl (To Wheels Racing) 26:00
9. Steve Smith (Erace Cancer) 26:59
10. Jeremy Bridge-Cook (Morning Glory Cycling) 28:06
11. Mike Barreca (Faction Smile Tiger P/) 29:18
12. Christopher Scott (Uxc) 29:39
13. Peter Michael Hunziker (Morning Glory Cycling) 30:56
14. Garth Logan (Neworld Cycle) 30:58
15. Michel Pawlicz (Discomfort Zone Multis) 32:49
16. Colin Matthews (Velocolour) 33:20
17. Mike Framst 33:39
18. Oliver Farla 34:27
19. Aaron Marshall 35:28
20. Brendan Gorman (Nine2Fivepro Cycling) 37:20
21. Jamie Herbst (Awi) 37:43
22. Paul Dean (Cycles London Racing T) 38:46
23. Derick Rousseau (Brampton Cycling Club) 39:29
24. Courtney Christ (Peterborough Cycling C) 44:34
25. Andrew Filarski (Bateman’S Bicycle Comp) 46:18
26. Mark Rodgers (True Grit Cycling) 47:51
27. Dave Laird 48:21
28. Andrew Stewart (Hammer Nutrition) 50:38
29. Peter Hennessy (None) 50:45
30. Chris Ford (Waterloo Cycling Club) 50:57
31. Kevin Gibson (Faction – Smile Tiger) 51:10
32. Gordon Drewitt (Speed River Cycling Cl) 51:40
33. Yves Bonnardeaux (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 51:44
34. Craig Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 52:51
35. Martin Daniels Martin Daniels (Milton Bicycle Club) 53:43
36. Dave Gosnell (Waterloo Cycling Club) 53:56
37. Bob Haufler (Midweek Cycling Club) 54:41
38. Daniil Kolesnikov (Newmarket Eagles) 55:10
39. Grant Edmonds (Bateman’S Bicycle Co.) 55:29
40. Jeremy Yates (Woodstock Race Team) 55:35
41. Thomas Jakubowski (Etobicoke Cycling Club) 55:46
42. Chris Smith 56:10
43. Orrin Bowser (Barrie Cycling Club) 56:26
44. Jason Mortlock (Lapdogs Cc) 56:44
45. Marc Hunt (Tekne Cycle Club) 1:04:08
46. Phil Barnett (Brant Cycling Club) 1:04:35
47. John Berman 1:05:15
48. Chris Robertson (Waterloo Cycling Club) 1:06:43
49. Michael Popoff (Team Dnr – Solo) 1:13:12
50. Oyvind Haga (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 1:14:36
51. Paul Sandiford (Racer Sportif / Mattam) 1:15:22
52. Russell Armstrong (Discomfort Zone) 1:16:33
53. Cary Brown (Bike United C.C.) 1:18:17
54. James Pocock (Oshawa Cycling Club) 1:18:25
55. Ian Mayberry (Woodstock Triathlon Cl) 1:19:40
56. David Gillis (Racer Sportif) 1:19:54
57. Marco Niro La Torretta 1:20:16
58. John Sanders (Outspokin) 1:20:34
59. Ryszard Jania 1:20:37
60. John Smith 1:21:39
61. David Leng (Brant Cycling Club) 1:22:03
62. Jamie Osborne (Morning Glory Cycling) 1:22:19
63. David Harvey 1:23:48
64. Nial Fisher (The Hub Race Team) 1:24:28
65. Shawn Collison 1:26:27
66. Ian Davis (Halton Hillbillies) 1:26:32
67. Bruce Macdonald (Oakville Cycling Club) 1:28:37
68. Robert Krasny (Cycle Culture) 1:29:23
69. Marek Mierzynski (Team Veloclassique) 1:32:45
70. Jeff Meade (Velocity) 1:37:46
71. Chris Robinson 1:41:21
72. Steve Schmidlin 1:41:21
73. Ross Murray (Beaches Cycling Club) 1:41:28
74. John Goodhead 1:48:05
75. Don Gilroy (Lantern Rouge) 1:48:53

Male 20-29 Results – 65.8 km
1. Gunnar Holmgren (Hardwood Next Wave) 2:11:44
2. Mark Brouwer (Neworld Cycle) 01:29
3. Nicholas Diniz (X-Speed United Contine) 02:23
4. William Elliott (Xspeed) 06:39
5. Derek Oosterveen (Neworld Cycle Team) 13:24
6. James Fedosov (Speed River Bicycle) 14:06
7. Justin Minicola (Lakeside Storage/Bikes) 23:03
8. Nathan Mcdowell (Tonys Power Tool Racin) 23:32
9. Reuben Wiersma 40:45
10. Alexander Borgers (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 49:39
11. Keith Hansen 54:07

Male 30-39 Results – 65.8 km
1. Charles Bryer (Fretori) 2:17:19
2. Kyle Messier (Opus Bikes, Mcphails S) 14:42
3. Oaken Work (Flowy Velo) 14:56
4. Scott Weldon (Novofit – Girardin) 14:59
5. Jonathan Caners (Morning Glory Cycling) 15:37
6. Kevin Bowker (Morning Glory) 15:37
7. Scott Elliott (Midweek Cc) 16:35
8. Matt Janzen (Team Cf) 16:45
9. Jeremy Haak (Faction – Smile Tiger) 17:58
10. Ian Mckelvey (Cobourg Cycling Club) 23:12
11. Matthew Bannon (Faction – Smile Tiger) 23:52
12. Connor Gregory (Ascent Cycling P/B Mgc) 24:31
13. Abe Oudshoorn (To Wheels Racing) 24:42
14. Mark Weymouth (Faction – Smile Tiger) 26:46
15. Daniel Fuller 27:22
16. Matt Randall (Bateman’S Bike Co.) 33:37
17. Thiago Tonelli Bartolomei (Faction Smile Tiger C.) 34:48
18. Robert Daniells (Faction – Smile Tiger) 34:58
19. Ryan Grigg 40:18
20. Jon Warkentin (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 42:54
21. Christopher Hoy (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 47:34
22. John Hauser (Peterborough Cycling C) 53:13
23. Paul Widmer 54:49
24. Corey Carter 55:29
25. Scott Beedham 56:06
26. David Bishop 1:03:57
27. Richard Hesler 1:14:14
28. Aristotelis Kollias 1:16:58

Male 40-49 Results – 65.8 km
1. Nathan Chown (Team Cf) 2:14:29
2. James Mcguire (Tekne Cc) 01:11
3. Solomon Amos (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 17:36
4. Steve Smith (Erace Cancer) 26:59
5. Mike Barreca (Faction Smile Tiger P/) 29:18
6. Christopher Scott (Uxc) 29:39
7. Peter Michael Hunziker (Morning Glory Cycling) 30:56
8. Garth Logan (Neworld Cycle) 30:58
9. Colin Matthews (Velocolour) 33:20
10. Mike Framst 33:39
11. Aaron Marshall 35:28
12. Brendan Gorman (Nine2Fivepro Cycling) 37:20
13. Derick Rousseau (Brampton Cycling Club) 39:29
14. Courtney Christ (Peterborough Cycling C) 44:34
15. Mark Rodgers (True Grit Cycling) 47:51
16. Dave Laird 48:21
17. Kevin Gibson (Faction – Smile Tiger) 51:10
18. Gordon Drewitt (Speed River Cycling Cl) 51:40
19. Craig Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 52:51
20. Dave Gosnell (Waterloo Cycling Club) 53:56
21. Daniil Kolesnikov (Newmarket Eagles) 55:10
22. Jeremy Yates (Woodstock Race Team) 55:35
23. Chris Smith 56:10
24. Jason Mortlock (Lapdogs Cc) 56:44
25. Marc Hunt (Tekne Cycle Club) 1:04:08
26. Chris Robertson (Waterloo Cycling Club) 1:06:43
27. Cary Brown (Bike United C.C.) 1:18:17
28. Ian Mayberry (Woodstock Triathlon Cl) 1:19:40
29. David Leng (Brant Cycling Club) 1:22:03
30. David Harvey 1:23:48
31. Nial Fisher (The Hub Race Team) 1:24:28
32. Shawn Collison 1:26:27
33. Steve Schmidlin 1:41:21

Male 50-59 Results – 65.8 km
1. Bruce Bird (Wheels Of Bloor) 2:31:43
2. Scott Nevin (Waterloo Cycling Club) 01:22
3. Jeff Sharafbayani (Neworld Cycle) 04:30
4. Andrew Maceachern (Morning Glory Cc) 05:31
5. Ian Rubenzahl (To Wheels Racing) 08:46
6. Jeremy Bridge-Cook (Morning Glory Cycling) 10:52
7. Michel Pawlicz (Discomfort Zone Multis) 15:36
8. Oliver Farla 17:14
9. Jamie Herbst (Awi) 20:30
10. Andrew Filarski (Bateman’S Bicycle Comp) 29:05
11. Andrew Stewart (Hammer Nutrition) 33:25
12. Peter Hennessy (None) 33:31
13. Chris Ford (Waterloo Cycling Club) 33:44
14. Yves Bonnardeaux (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 34:30
15. Martin Daniels Martin Daniels (Milton Bicycle Club) 36:30
16. Bob Haufler (Midweek Cycling Club) 37:28
17. Grant Edmonds (Bateman’S Bicycle Co.) 38:16
18. Thomas Jakubowski (Etobicoke Cycling Club) 38:32
19. Orrin Bowser (Barrie Cycling Club) 39:13
20. Phil Barnett (Brant Cycling Club) 47:22
21. John Berman 48:02
22. Michael Popoff (Team Dnr – Solo) 55:59
23. Oyvind Haga (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 57:23
24. Paul Sandiford (Racer Sportif / Mattam) 58:08
25. Russell Armstrong (Discomfort Zone) 59:20
26. Marco Niro La Torretta 1:03:02
27. John Sanders (Outspokin) 1:03:21
28. Ryszard Jania 1:03:23
29. John Smith 1:04:25
30. Ian Davis (Halton Hillbillies) 1:09:18
31. Bruce Macdonald (Oakville Cycling Club) 1:11:23
32. Robert Krasny (Cycle Culture) 1:12:09
33. Marek Mierzynski (Team Veloclassique) 1:15:32
34. Jeff Meade (Velocity) 1:20:33
35. Chris Robinson 1:24:08
36. Ross Murray (Beaches Cycling Club) 1:24:15
37. John Goodhead 1:30:51
38. Don Gilroy (Lantern Rouge) 1:31:40

Male 60+ Results – 65.8 km
1. Paul Dean (Cycles London Racing T) 2:53:16
2. James Pocock (Oshawa Cycling Club) 39:39
3. David Gillis (Racer Sportif) 41:08
4. Jamie Osborne (Morning Glory Cycling) 43:33

Male Single Speed Results – 65.8 km
1. Trevor Beattie (Pedal Harder P/B King) 2:32:27
2. Jonathon Feasby (Mariposa Cycle Racing) 23:13
3. Fernando Vasconcelos 24:30
4. Joe Fallon (Rail City Cycling Club) 28:10
5. Ronald Ferwerda (Speed River Cycling Cl) 32:34
6. Mike Muffels 48:53
7. Justin Thibert 1:34:36

Male Fat Bike Results – 65.8 km
1. Sean Thibeault (Woodstock Race Team) 3:15:03
2. Garnett Lee Abbey (Attack Racing P/B Arde) 31:09

All Females Results – 65.8 km
1. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing) 2:44:44
2. Allison Sauder (Faction – Smile Tiger) 04:38
3. Kelly Ellis (Waterloo Cycling Club) 07:34
4. Sarah Fabbro (Trek Canada) 13:22
5. Chancie Knights 21:26
6. Melissa Cooper-Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 22:34
7. Kate Morgan 28:56
8. Roxanne Takpanie (Peppermint Racing Squa) 33:50
9. Joanne Beattie 37:54
10. Andrea Bowker (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 42:11
11. Stacey-Dawn Carroll (High Gate Race Team) 45:59
12. Darcie Watson (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 46:51
13. Kelly Legge 51:46
14. Julie Rossall (Wild Bettys) 53:21
15. Shelley Saunders (Huron County Trihards) 56:39
16. Stephanie Au (Velocolour) 56:44

Female Masters Results – 65.8 km
1. Kelly Ellis (Waterloo Cycling Club) 2:52:19
2. Melissa Cooper-Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 14:59
3. Joanne Beattie 30:19
4. Andrea Bowker (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 34:37
5. Darcie Watson (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 39:16
6. Kelly Legge 44:11
7. Julie Rossall (Wild Bettys) 45:46
8. Shelley Saunders (Huron County Trihards) 49:04

Female 20-29 Results – 65.8 km
1. Allison Sauder (Faction – Smile Tiger) 2:49:22
2. Sarah Fabbro (Trek Canada) 08:44

Female 30-39 Results – 65.8 km
1. Whitney Surgenor (Realdeal Racing) 2:44:44
2. Kate Morgan 28:56
3. Roxanne Takpanie (Peppermint Racing Squa) 33:50
4. Stacey-Dawn Carroll (High Gate Race Team) 45:59
5. Stephanie Au (Velocolour) 56:44

Female 40-49 Results – 65.8 km
1. Melissa Cooper-Vanderbolt (Milton Bicycle Club) 3:07:18
2. Joanne Beattie 15:19
3. Darcie Watson (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 24:16
4. Kelly Legge 29:12
5. Shelley Saunders (Huron County Trihards) 34:04

Female 50-59 Results – 65.8 km
1. Kelly Ellis (Waterloo Cycling Club) 2:52:19
2. Andrea Bowker (Lapdogs Cycling Club) 34:37

Female 60+ Results – 65.8 km
1. Julie Rossall (Wild Bettys) 3:38:05

Female Single Speed Results – 65.8 km
1. Chancie Knights 3:06:11

April 14, 2019 (Monterey, CA) – Catharine Pendrel (Can) Clif Pro Team landed third on the podium in the 32km Pro Women’s UCI XCT race on Sunday as Annika Langvad (Den) Specialized Racing captured another victory with Kate Courtney (USA) Scott-SRAM MTB Racing in second. Sandra Walter (Can) LIV Global Racing was 13th and road/track star Jasmin Duehring (Can) Sho-Air Twenty20 finished 15th.

In the Pro Men’s UCI XCT race, 32km, Canada’s Andrew L’Esperance (Norco Factory) took home a third-place podium result as well while teammate Peter Disera was also on the podium in 5th. Quinton Disera (Can) Norco Factory was 11th and Geoff Kabush (Can) Yeti/Maxxis/Shimano finished 13th.

Results (brief)

Pro Women
1. Annika Langvad (Den) Specialized Racing 1:36:00
2. Kate Courtney (USA) Scott-SRAM MTB Racing 1:36:54
3. Catharine Pendrel (Can) Clif Pro Team 1:37:16
4. Sofia Gomez Villafane (Arg) Stan’s Pivot Pro Team pb Maxxis 1:37:32
5. Lea Davison (USA) Sho-Air Twenty 20 1:37:33

13. Sandra Walter (Can) LIV Global Racing 1:41:27
15. Jasmin Duehring (Can) Sho-Air Twenty20 1:44:57

Pro Men
1. Simon Andreassen (Den) Denmark 1:23:29
2. Christopher Blevins (USA) Specialized Racing 1:23:33
3. Andrew L’Esperance (Can) Norco Factory 1:23:33
4. Keegan Swenson (USA) Independent 1:23:34
5. Peter Disera (Can) Norco Factory 1:23:41

11. Quinton Disera (Can) Norco Factory 1:26:43
13. Geoff Kabush (Can) Yeti/Maxxis/Shimano 1:26:45

April 14, 2019 (Milton, Ont.) – Here are some results from Day 3 at the U17/Junior/Paracycling Canadian Track Cycling Championships being held at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, Ontario, this weekend. Madison Dempster (ON) Team Ontario set a new Canadian record in the Junior Women’s 500m TT. A record 111 athletes from five provinces across Canada are participating.

Results (brief)

Time Trials

U17 Women 500m
1. Nicole Bradbury (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC 39.415
2. Alejandra Elliott-Cordoba (ON) Neworld Cycle Team 40.339
3. Coralie Levesque (QC) Équipe du Québec 40.613
4. Karina Karanadze (ON) Milton Revolution Cycling Club 40.842
5. Lilly Ujfalusi (BC) Cannondale 41.077

U17 Men 500m
1. Tyler Rorke (ON) Team Ontario 33.990
2. Dylan Bibic (ON) Ascent Cycling p/b MGCC 34.670
3. Liam Langford (ON) KW Cycling Academy 36.511
4. Evan Szemeczko (ON) Milton Revolution Cycling Club 36.56
5. Lukas Bonkowski (AB) Team Alberta 36.572

Junior Women 500m
1. Madison Dempster (ON) Team Ontario 36.479 Canadian Record
2. Megan Muys (ON) Independent 38.076
3. Annabella Stoll-Dansereau (BC) Cannondale 38.601
4. Ngaire Barraclough (AB) Team Alberta 38.690
5. Adele Desgagnes (QC) Équipe du Québec 38.905

Junior Men Kilo
1. James Hedgcock (ON) Team Ontario 1:03.620
2. Riley Pickrell (BC) Cycling BC 1:05.263
3. Ethan Ogrodniczuk (BC) Cycling BC 1:05.432
4. Andrew Scott (ON) Team Ontario 1:05.814
5. Jacob Rubuliak (BC) TaG Cycling 1:06.710

Team Pursuit

U17 Women

Final for Gold
1. Teams of Ontario
Mackenzie Watson
Natasha Badertscher
Emily Dodge
Nicole Bradbury

2. Composite 4 OVL
Astrid Wuerr
Lilly Ujfalusi
Aderyn Fraser
Annie Scott

Final for Bronze 4:11.148
3. Composite 5
Dylan Baker
Yazmin Purdon
Isabella Stavropoulos

4. Dynamiks de Contrecoeur 4:12.225
Eva Gabelier
Anne Flora Robert
Daphné Lavoie
Ariane Arsenault

U17 Men

Final for Gold
1. Teams of Ontario
Gregory Cuff
Carson Mattern
Dylan Bibic
Liam Langford

2. Composite 1 OVL
Owen Gill
Liam Carney
Finlay Macewen
Sam Nelson

Final for Bronze
3. NCCH p/b Franklin Templeton Investments 3:39.654
Lucas Rauwerda
Ian Reinke
Ethan Belanger
Charles Bergeron

4. Composite 6 3:39.685
Lukas Bonkowski
Reid Kinniburgh
Michael Leonard
Parker Swanstrom

Junior Women

Final for Gold
1. Cycling BC 4:56.526
Sarah Van Dam
Annabella Stoll-Dansereau
Elizabeth Gin
Caitlin Wallin

2. Composite 7 4:58.915
Elizabeth Archbold
Samantha Hargreaves
Ngaire Barraclough
Victoria Slater

Junior Men

Final for Gold
1. Cycling BC 4:18.969
Riley Pickrell
Ethan Ogrodniczuk
Jacob Rubuliak
Sean Richardson

2. Teams of Ontario 4:25.842
Axel Froner
Rich Elliott
Daniel Gregory
Daniel Nordemann-Da Silva

Final for Bronze
3. Composite 2 4:37.614
Oliver Campbell
Matthew Divittorio
Caleb Bender
Calum Sutherland

4. Composite 8 4:44.906
Aedan Crocker
Wyatt Schnare
Mathieu Meurer
Christopher Heinemann

Team Sprint

U17 Women

Final for Gold
1. Teams of Ontario 38.921
Alejandra Elliott-Cordoba
Nicole Bradbury

2. Midweek Revolution 41.658
Aderyn Fraser
Karina Karanadze

Final for Bronze
3. Cannondale 42.046
Astrid Wuerr
Lilly Ujfalusi

REL Composite 2
Eva Gabelier
Anne Flora Robert

U17 Men

Final for Gold
1. Composite 1 52.901
Owen Gill
Finley McEwan
Evan Szemeczko

REL Teams of Ontario
Liam Langford
Tyler Rorke
Dylan Bibic

Junior Women

Final for Gold
1. Teams of Ontario CR 36.152
Megan Muys
Madison Dempster

2. Équipe du Québec 2 37.732
Lily Plante
Adele Desgagnes

Final for Bronze
3. Composite 4 38.150
Elizabeth Archbold
Annabella Stoll-Dansereau

4. Team Alberta 38.854
Samantha Hargreaves
Ngaire Barraclough

Junior Men

Final for Gold
1. Teams of Ontario 47.344
Matthew Hogan
Andrew Scott
James Hedgcock

2. Cycling BC 1 47.594
Tyler Davies
Riley Pickrell
Ethan Ogrodniczuk

Final for Bronze
3. Composite 6 48.187
Mikael Goh
Gavin Thomas
Jackson Kinniburgh

4. Cycling BC 2 50.008
Aedan Crocker
Wyatt Schnare
Sean Richardson

C4 Women 500 TT
1. Marie-Claude Molnar (QC) Équipe du Québec 42.959

Women Tandem Kilo TT
1. Megan Miller/Candice Moote (ON) School for the Blind 1:19.706
2. Tessa Rankin/Petrina Tulissi (ON) Independent 1:23.479
3. Ashlyn Eddy/Alana Ziobroski (ON) Midweek Cycling 1:26.329

Men Tandem
1. Matthieu Croteau Daigle/Benoit Lussier (QC) Équipe du Québec 1:06.703
2. Nathan Taylor/Mathew Hogan (ON) Independent 1:08.847
3. Quinn Fedor/Ed Veal (ON) Independent 1:10.283
4. Lowell Taylor/Andrew Davidson (AB) Vision 2020 1:10.376
5. Owen Parkin/Mike Grimes (ON) Independent 1:17.617

Madison

Junior Women
1. Équipe du Québec 1 29 pts
2. Team Alberta 27
3. Cycling BC 1 8
4. Cycling BC 2 7
5. NCCH Elite p/b MGCC 3
6. Cannondale 2
7. Équipe du Québec 2 -59

Junior Men
1. Équipe du Québec 37 pts
2. Cycling BC 1  31
3. Madonna Wheelers Cycling Club 28
4. Attack Racing p/bArdent Industries 1 13
5. Cycling BC 2 5
6. KW Cycling Academy 2 4
7. NCCH Elite p/b MGCC 1
8. Team Alberta 0
9. Composite 1 -20
10. KW Cycling Academy 1 -40
11. Saskatchewan / Attack -60
12. Attack Racing p/b Ardent Industries 2 -80

April 13, 2019 (Maple Ridge, BC) – After nearly 20 years of road racing in the City’s of Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, Race the Ridge has turned the page to embrace changing times and to highlight the regions world class gravel race potential with the debut of Rock the Ridge Volume 1 on April 28.

“The original Race the Ridge started back in 1999 and was actually planned to be an epic 100km mountain bike race utilizing the amazing trails and gravel road access in the area. After too many permit rejections, I looked to the roads and the stage race as we now know began,” commented Barry Lyster.

Then back in the fall of 2018, the City of Maple Ridge approached Lyster to discuss how to increase cycle tourism. Lyster discussed the growing participation in Gravel Racing and how Maple Ridge could be home to a very special event.

The 2019, Rock the Ridge Volume 1 will be the start of a 5-year plan to become a 100 km + epic cycling gravel event. For this year, there will be two mass-start races. A 75km race will be home for the Open Men and Open Women Categories with cash prizes being offered for the top 5 men and women. There will also be a 50 km open ride which will also include a Boys and Girls Open Youth Challenge for those U17 and under riders.

“I was hoping to have included some of the hills to the east for this year’s race, but as was the case in 1999, we are still dealing with access issues. But this time the difference is that these public and private land owners are open to discussing my proposals and I believe we will be able to access more areas in 2020.”

For information and registration visit Local Ride Racing here.

April 12, 2019 (Ancaster, ON) – Martin’s Road hill is the finish line of the Paris to Ancaster Spring Cycling Classic for every rider. The course not only ends with spectator cheers, but also a fun event and a complimentary bike washing station! Sign up today for the 70km, 40km or 20km race and feel the greatest sense of accomplishment coasting through the finish line – register here.

 

April 12, 2019 (Milton, Ont.) – Here are some results and photos from Day 1 at the U17/Junior/Paracycling Canadian Track Cycling Championships being held at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, Ontario, this weekend. A record 111 athletes from five provinces across Canada are participating – results and more photos below.

Results (brief)

Individual Pursuit

U17 Women’s Final

1. Nicole Bradbury (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC 2:37.487
2. Coralie Levesque (QC) Équipe du Québec 2:44.961

3. Emily Dodge (ON) KW Cycling Academy 2:43.009
4. Lilly Ujfalusi (BC) Cannondale 2:45.241

U17 Men’s Final

1. Dylan Bibic (ON) Ascent Cycling p/b MGCC 2:18.797
2. Carson Mattern (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC 2:23.114

3. Liam Langford (ON) KW Cycling Academy 2:23.991
4. Evan Szemeczko (ON) Milton Revolution Cycling Club 2:27.578

Junior Women’s Final

1. Ngaire Barraclough (AB) Team Alberta 2:28.801
2. Adele Desgagnes (QC) Équipe du Québec 2:31.768

3. Annabella Stoll-Dansereau (BC) Cycling BC 2:31.918
4. Sarah Van Dam (BC) Cycling BC 2:32.556

Junior Men’s Final

1. Jackson Kinniburgh (AB) Team Alberta 3:25.186
2. Tristan Jussaume (QC) Équipe du Québec 3:25.579

3. Mathias Guillemette (QC) Équipe du Québec 3:27.502
4. Daniel Gregory (ON) KW Cycling Academy 3:36.295

Keirin

U17 Women
Final 1-6
1. Nicole Bradbury (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC
2. Coralie Levesque (QC) Équipe du Québec
3. Natasha Badertscher (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments
4. Emily Dodge (ON) KW Cycling Academy
5. Lilly Ujfalusi (BC) Cannondale
6. Yazmin Purdon (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments

Final 7-12
7. Astrid Wuerr (BC) Cannondale
8. Annie Scott (AB) Team Alberta
9. Isabella Stavropoulos (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments
10. Eva Gabelier (QC) Dynamiks Contrecoeur
11. Anne Flora Robert (QC) Dynamiks Contrecoeur
12. Daphné Lavoie (QC) Dynamiks De Contrecoeur

U17 Men
Final 1-6
1. Dylan Bibic (ON) Ascent Cycling p/b MGCC
2. Tyler Rorke (ON) Team Ontario
3. Liam Langford (ON) KW Cycling Academy
4. Liam Carney (ON) Madonna Wheelers Cycling Club
5. Owen Gill (ON) Madonna Wheelers Cycling Club
6. Kyle Fyfe (ON) Ottawa Bicycle Club

Final 7-12
7. Lukas Bonkowski (AB) Team Alberta
8. Wesley Hill (ON) KW Cycling Academy
9. Sam Nelson (AB) Juventus Cycling Club
10. Reilly Pargeter (ON) Attack Racing p/b Ardent Industries
11. David Olejniczak (ON) Milton Revolution Cycling Club
12. Andrew Ellyatt (ON) Attack Racing p/b Ardent Industries

Junior Women
Final 1-6
1. Madison Dempster (ON) Team Ontario
2. Sarah van Dam (BC) Cycling BC
3. Annabella Stoll-Dansereau (BC) Cannondale
4. Elizabeth Archbold (ON) First Draft p/b Mercedes-Benz Oakville
5. Victoria Slater (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC
6. Adele Desgagnes (QC) Équipe du Québec

Final 7-12
7. Samantha Hargreaves (AB) Team Alberta
8. Lily Plante (QC) Équipe du Québec
9. Elizabeth Gin (BC) Cannondale
10. Casey Garrison (BC) Cycling BC
11. Iris Gabelier (QC) Équipe du Québec
12. Caitlin Wallin (BC) Cannondale

Junior Men
Final 1-6
1. Riley Pickrell (BC) Cycling BC
2. James Hedgcock (ON) Team Ontario
3. Gavin Thomas (AB) Cyclemeisters/Bowcycle
4. Tyler Davies (BC) Alete
DNF Chris Heinemann (AB) Team Alberta
REL Ethan Ogrodniczuk (BC) Cannondale

Final 7-12
7. Andrew Scott (ON) Team Ontario
8. Mathias Guillemette (QC) Équipe du Québec
9. William Grundy (ON) Attack Racing p/b Ardent Industries
10. Mikael Goh (AB) Juventus Cycling Club
11. Matthew Hogan (ON) KW Cycling Academy
12. Gregory Santiago Zapata Cordoba (QC) Équipe du Québec

Scratch Race

U17 Women (5km – 20 Laps)
1. Coralie Levesque (QC) Équipe du Québec
2. Nicole Bradbury (ON) NCCH Elite p/b MGCC
3. Isabella Stavropoulos (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments
4. Natasha Badertscher (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments
5. Lilly Ujfalusi (BC) Cannondale

U17 Men (7.5km – 30 Laps)
1. Dylan Bibic (ON) Ascent Cycling p/b MGCC
2. Liam Langford (ON) KW Cycling Academy
3. Gregory Cuff (ON) NCCH pb Franklin Templeton Investments
4. Michael Leonard (ON) Racer Sportif / Mattamy Homes CC
5. Finlay Macewen (ON) Attack Racing p/b Ardent Industries

Junior Women (7.5km – 30 Laps)
1. Ngaire Barraclough (AB) Team Alberta
2. Samantha Hargreaves (AB) Team Alberta
3. Sarah van Dam (BC) Cycling BC
4. Lily Plante (QC) Équipe du Québec
5. Adele Desgagnes (QC) Équipe du Québec

Junior Men’s Final (10km – 40 Laps)
1. Tristan Jussaume (QC) Équipe du Québec
2. Jackson Kinniburgh (AB) Team Alberta
3. Jacob Rubliak (BC) Tag Cycling
4. Riley Pickrell (BC) Trek Red Truck Racing p/b Mosaic Homes
5. Mathias Guillemette (QC) Équipe du Québec