Samedi, le 17 juillet, se tenait les Championnats canadiens de cross-country à Canmore, AB, pour les athlètes commandités par Opus. Lors de la course de la catégorie Junior Homme, trois coureurs sur vélos Opus sont passés à moins d'une minute trente secondes du titre avec Steven Noble en deuxième position.
La course des Femmes moins de 23 ans a vu Cassandre Olivier-Lapierre croiser le fil d'arrivée en 5e position.
Junior Homme - 28km - 4 tours
1. Evan McNeely (ON) Team Ontario/EMD Serono/Specialized 26:42.8
2. Steven Noble (ON) Jetpower/Team Ontario 0:58
3. Antoine Caron (QC) Equipe du Quebec 1:18
4. Mitch Bailey (ON) Team Ontario 1:26
5. Jérémy Martin (QC) Equipe du Québec/Rocky Mountain Factory Team 2:51
6. Léandre Bouchard (QC) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 4:28
7. Felix Wilberg (AB) Team Alberta 5:27
8. Thomas Neron (QC) Équipe Québec/Subway-Genetik 5:32
9. Mo Lawrence (BC) Cycling BC 6:14
10. Daniel Varga (ON) Jetpower 6:21
11. Etienne Moreau (ON) Team Ontario/Hardwood-Trek 6:24
12. Preston Wagler (ON) 3 Rox Racing 7:38
13. Karl Hoppner (ON) EMD Serono-Specialized 10:10
14. Bretton Matthews (ON) Jetpower 10:11
15. Philippe Paradis (QC) CVM Val-David 12:48
16. Xavier Perreault (QC) CVM Val-David 14:20
17. Jordan Doner (ON) Team Spoke O'Motion 24:20:00
18. Michael Van Den Ham (MB) Brandon Bike Club 29:17:00
19. Simon Boisvert (QC) Le Yéti 31:08:00
20. Ragnar Robinson (SK) Team Saskatchewan -1 lap
DNF Joshua Thomas (ON) ThinkSL.com/CarsonElectric
Femme moins de 23 ans - 28km - 4 tours
1. Emily Batty (ON) Trek World Racing 43:31.2
2. Mikaela Kofman (AB) 3 Rox Racing 1:28
3. Rebecca Beaumont (QC) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 11:13
4. Ashley Barson (ON) Coach Chris.ca/Ted Velikonja 11:33
5. Cassandre Olivier-Lapierre (QC) Équipe Québec/Subway-Genetik 15:32
6. Marie-Claude Surprenant (QC) Équipe du Québec/Xprezo 18:50
7. Anna Schappert (MB) Team Manitoba 18:59
8. Krystyn Ong (AB) River Valley Cycle 20:26
9. Samantha Grover (AB) Pedalhead Racing Club 22:35
10. Sarah Moore (QC) CVM Val David -1 lap
11. Marjorie Lavoie (QC) CVM Val-David -1 lap
DNF Andréanne Pichette (QC) CVM Subway-Génétik - Équipe du Qc
Photos, canadiancyclist.com/xcnats
English report, outdoorgearcanada.blogspot.com
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13.7.10
Coupe Canada de Cross-country à Edmonton
L'or, l'argent et trois autres coureurs parmi les 10 premiers roulaient sur vélos Opus à la Coupe Canada de cross-country à Edmonton la fin de semaine dernière.
Femme Elite (5 tours)
1 Amanda Sin (Can) 3 Rox Racing 1:55:38
2 Emily Batty (Can) Trek World Racing 1:57:44
3 Catherine Vipond (Can) Norco Factory Team 2:03:00
4 Mikaela Kofman (Can) 3 Rox Racing 2:06:58
5 Joele Guynup (usa) Island Racing p/b Robert W Cameron Law 2:11:27
6 Rebecca Beaumont (Can) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 2:13:49
7 Katy Curtis (Can) CMC/Bow Cycle 2:14:42
8 Andréanne Pichette (Can) Équipe du Québec/Subway-Génétik 2:15:08
9 Ashley Barson (Can) COACH CHRIS.CA/TED VELIKONJA 2:15:20
10 Shantel Koenig (Can) Redbike 2:20:58
11 Katherine O'Neill (NZl) Rotorua MTB Club 2:23:18
12 Krystyn Ong (Can) River Valley Cycle 2:26:48
13 Anna Schappert (Can) Team Manitoba 2:29:09
15 Lisa Morgan (NZl) Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club @ 1 LAP
14 Erica Musyj (Can) NBR/BCW @1 LAP
16 Bridget Linder (Can) Hardcore Cycling Club @ 1 LAP
DNF Samantha Grover (Can) Pedal Head Racing
DNS Megan Rose (Aus) John Henry Bikes
Homme Junior Expert (5 tours)
1 Mitch Bailey (Can) Team Ontario/Jetpower 1:45:03
2 Antoine Caron (Can) Équipe du Québec/Subway-Génétik 1:45:12
3 Jérémy Martin (Can) Équipe du Quebec/Rocky Mountain Team 1:48:03
4 Léandre Bouchard (Can) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 1:48:51
5 Preston Wagler (Can) 3 Rox Racing 1:51:21
6 Evan McNeely (Can) Team Ontario/EMD Serono Specialized 1:52:14
7 Etienne Moreau (Can) Team Ontario/Hardwood-Trek 1:52:58
8 Bretton Matthews (Can) Jetpower 1:54:36
9 Steven Noble (Can) Team Ontario/Jetpower 1:54:42
10 Felix Wilberg (Can) Team Alberta 1:55:34
11 Karl Hoppner (Can) EMD Serono Specialized 1:55:53
12 Louis Dillon (Can) Cycling BC 2:01:38
13 Quinn Moberg (Can) Cycling BC 2:03:28
14 Simon Boisvert (Can) Le Yéti 2:06:01
15 Joshua Thomas (Can) ThinkSL.com/Carson Electric 2:16:37
DNF Ragnar Robinson (Can) Team Sask
DNF Jayden Aldrich (Can) Team Sask
DNF Evan Wishloff (Can) Pedalhead
Photos, canadiancyclist.com/edmontoncancup
English report, outdoorgearcanada.blogspot.com
Femme Elite (5 tours)
1 Amanda Sin (Can) 3 Rox Racing 1:55:38
2 Emily Batty (Can) Trek World Racing 1:57:44
3 Catherine Vipond (Can) Norco Factory Team 2:03:00
4 Mikaela Kofman (Can) 3 Rox Racing 2:06:58
5 Joele Guynup (usa) Island Racing p/b Robert W Cameron Law 2:11:27
6 Rebecca Beaumont (Can) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 2:13:49
7 Katy Curtis (Can) CMC/Bow Cycle 2:14:42
8 Andréanne Pichette (Can) Équipe du Québec/Subway-Génétik 2:15:08
9 Ashley Barson (Can) COACH CHRIS.CA/TED VELIKONJA 2:15:20
10 Shantel Koenig (Can) Redbike 2:20:58
11 Katherine O'Neill (NZl) Rotorua MTB Club 2:23:18
12 Krystyn Ong (Can) River Valley Cycle 2:26:48
13 Anna Schappert (Can) Team Manitoba 2:29:09
15 Lisa Morgan (NZl) Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club @ 1 LAP
14 Erica Musyj (Can) NBR/BCW @1 LAP
16 Bridget Linder (Can) Hardcore Cycling Club @ 1 LAP
DNF Samantha Grover (Can) Pedal Head Racing
DNS Megan Rose (Aus) John Henry Bikes
Homme Junior Expert (5 tours)
1 Mitch Bailey (Can) Team Ontario/Jetpower 1:45:03
2 Antoine Caron (Can) Équipe du Québec/Subway-Génétik 1:45:12
3 Jérémy Martin (Can) Équipe du Quebec/Rocky Mountain Team 1:48:03
4 Léandre Bouchard (Can) Équipe du Québec/Cyclone d'Alma 1:48:51
5 Preston Wagler (Can) 3 Rox Racing 1:51:21
6 Evan McNeely (Can) Team Ontario/EMD Serono Specialized 1:52:14
7 Etienne Moreau (Can) Team Ontario/Hardwood-Trek 1:52:58
8 Bretton Matthews (Can) Jetpower 1:54:36
9 Steven Noble (Can) Team Ontario/Jetpower 1:54:42
10 Felix Wilberg (Can) Team Alberta 1:55:34
11 Karl Hoppner (Can) EMD Serono Specialized 1:55:53
12 Louis Dillon (Can) Cycling BC 2:01:38
13 Quinn Moberg (Can) Cycling BC 2:03:28
14 Simon Boisvert (Can) Le Yéti 2:06:01
15 Joshua Thomas (Can) ThinkSL.com/Carson Electric 2:16:37
DNF Ragnar Robinson (Can) Team Sask
DNF Jayden Aldrich (Can) Team Sask
DNF Evan Wishloff (Can) Pedalhead
Photos, canadiancyclist.com/edmontoncancup
English report, outdoorgearcanada.blogspot.com
22.6.10
Opus Fhast Carbon racing in Europe
Mike Garrigan from Team Jetpower (coach)
So just a little update, cool races here so far! This past weekend was a complete 180 compared to racing in Ireland last weekend. Ireland was a very relaxed event. Almost no start-finish area to be seen, super technical course with one long climb and one long decent per lap with 6 laps.
Finished 5th with a rear flat in the first lap, I think that’s my first racing flat in some time. 1:50 minutes change judging by the lap times. Still got my butt kicked by the front runners though!! Made some new friends so I'm happy!
Yesterday raced in Hungary... OK!! Crazy hot! Warmed up with icepacks all over my body, I think this was a good plan, until the race was postponed for 45 minutes due to start order woes...
After call up I don’t think they really had the start order figured out as I was near the back, Haha good times. Raced a little too aggressively up to 9th on the first lap out of 10 and had a mini blow up due to going too hard.
The course was short. 10 minutes laps on a VERY bumpy farm field. They must have cut it with a lawn mower the day beforehand, there was ZERO singletrack!! I mean the tape narrowed in a little on some large tractor ruts!
Just a small rise in a field we zig zagged up and down 5.5 times per lap. Everything else was Pro with UCI points and prize money. Urban area for start finish, showers, etc..
For sure my new bench mark as to what to compare an un-enjoyable course too. Haha enough of the negative though haha.
Anyways, I never quite made it to the front group of 7 who where rolling along nicely. After my blow up I was back out of the top 10 (top 10 are UCI points for C2, and that’s what I’m here for!!) I actually thought about pulling out at one point!! Was finding it especially hard, so hot and so not fun at the time... Sometimes you have to look at yourself from an outside perspective. Realize you’re not going to die, you're a bike racer, you're going to keep going, and there is no other options... (I really didn’t want to) long story short, caught a few guys in the last 4 laps, finished 8th.
Got some points and a massage with some of my 65 Euros winnings (one hour massage was 12 euro!).
Off to Croatia this week for some training and enjoying the sea. Then Slovenia race next weekend. I'll tell you guys about the back issues later. Make sure to keep up with your stretching, especially when your traveling!!!!!!!
Talk to you soon! I'll be online lots this week!
MikeG
So just a little update, cool races here so far! This past weekend was a complete 180 compared to racing in Ireland last weekend. Ireland was a very relaxed event. Almost no start-finish area to be seen, super technical course with one long climb and one long decent per lap with 6 laps.
Finished 5th with a rear flat in the first lap, I think that’s my first racing flat in some time. 1:50 minutes change judging by the lap times. Still got my butt kicked by the front runners though!! Made some new friends so I'm happy!
Yesterday raced in Hungary... OK!! Crazy hot! Warmed up with icepacks all over my body, I think this was a good plan, until the race was postponed for 45 minutes due to start order woes...
After call up I don’t think they really had the start order figured out as I was near the back, Haha good times. Raced a little too aggressively up to 9th on the first lap out of 10 and had a mini blow up due to going too hard.
The course was short. 10 minutes laps on a VERY bumpy farm field. They must have cut it with a lawn mower the day beforehand, there was ZERO singletrack!! I mean the tape narrowed in a little on some large tractor ruts!
Just a small rise in a field we zig zagged up and down 5.5 times per lap. Everything else was Pro with UCI points and prize money. Urban area for start finish, showers, etc..
For sure my new bench mark as to what to compare an un-enjoyable course too. Haha enough of the negative though haha.
Anyways, I never quite made it to the front group of 7 who where rolling along nicely. After my blow up I was back out of the top 10 (top 10 are UCI points for C2, and that’s what I’m here for!!) I actually thought about pulling out at one point!! Was finding it especially hard, so hot and so not fun at the time... Sometimes you have to look at yourself from an outside perspective. Realize you’re not going to die, you're a bike racer, you're going to keep going, and there is no other options... (I really didn’t want to) long story short, caught a few guys in the last 4 laps, finished 8th.
Got some points and a massage with some of my 65 Euros winnings (one hour massage was 12 euro!).
Off to Croatia this week for some training and enjoying the sea. Then Slovenia race next weekend. I'll tell you guys about the back issues later. Make sure to keep up with your stretching, especially when your traveling!!!!!!!
Talk to you soon! I'll be online lots this week!
MikeG
29.4.10
Première victoire de la saison pour Opus
La série ontarienne de vélo de montagne a débuté dimanche dernier avec la Plastiglas Ontario Cup #1 à Mansfield. La marque Opus y était très présente avec les équipes Jetpower et Genetik. Huit coureurs et coureuses roulant sur des vélos Opus se sont hissés parmi les 15 premiers dans 4 catégories dont une première victoire cette saison pour Opus avec Mitch Bailey chez les hommes junior.
Résultats :
Junior homme :
1er Mitch Bailey - Jetpower / 1:29:09
2e Evan McNeely - EMD Serono - Specialized / 1:29:35
3e Léandre Bouchard - / 1:31:34
4e Steven Noble - / 1:32:00
6e Antoine Caron - / 1:33:13
7e Brett Mathews - Jetpower / 1:34:00
11e Daniel Varga - Jetpower / 1:40:48
Femmes Junior :
1re Laura Bietola - 3 Rox Racing / 1:23:25
2e Kristina Laforge - / 1:25:59
3e Cayley Brooks - Team Hardwood Cycling and Ski Club / 1:27:24
7e Natasha Oldcorn - Jetpower / 1:31:15
Femmes Élite :
1re Suzan Stephens - Indépendante / 1:48:43
2e Heather Gray - Cycle Solutions/Angry Johnny's CC / 1:50:34
3e Sue Haviland - Norco Evolution / 1:52:09
4e Andréanne Pichette - Indépendante / 1:52:51
Homme Élite :1er Raphael Gagné - Rocky Mountain Bicycles Factory Team / 1:49:02
2e Eric Batty - Trek Canada / 1:49:12
3e Peter Glassford - Trek Canada / 1:49:41
9e Mike Garrigan - Jetpower / 1:56:52
Photos : www.cyclingphotos.ca
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