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Mont Sainte Anne World Cup wins award

By:
Sue George, Mountain Bike Editor
Published:
December 8, 2009, 22:21,
Updated:
December 8, 2009, 22:30
Edition:
MTB news & racing round-up, Monday, December 14, 2009
The start of the women's race at Mont Sainte Anne

The start of the women's race at Mont Sainte Anne

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Canadian round wins IMTTO "Event of the Year"

The Mont Sainte Anne World Cup won top honors as the 2009 IMTTO Event Of The Year, the organization of International Mountain Bike Teams, Technical Support companies and Event Organisers announced on Tuesday.

Votes were cast by the organization's trade teams and tech support members. The Fort William World Cup finished second, and the Offenburg World Cup was third.

It's the second such award for Mont Sainte Anne, which hosted a triple World Cup with downhill, cross country and four cross rounds again this year. In late October, the UCI named the venue as best four cross World Cup in 2009. It also finished in the top three for best cross country World Cup and best downhill World Cup.

Mont-Sainte-Anne will host the 2010 Mountain Bike World Championships. The venue has previously hosted the worlds in 1998 and has held many World Cups and long served as a popular venue among racers.

IMTTO Event of the Year 2009 Results
# Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup    
2 Fort William World Cup    
3 Offenburg World Cup    
4 La Bresse World Cup    
5 Schladming World Cup    
6 Pietermaritzburg World Cup    
7 Houffalize World Cup    
8 Canberra World Championships    
9 Maribor World Cup    
10 Vallnord World Cup    
11 Roc d’Azur    
12 Crankworx Whistler    
13 European DH Champs    
14 Racer Bikes Cup Muttenz    
15 Singletrack Weekender    
16 Pump Track Worlds    
17 Madrid World Cup    
18 Bromont World Cup    
19 Racer Bikes Cup Solothurn    
20 Bundesliga Bad Salzdethfurt    
21 Dirt Master Winterberg    
22 Champery World Cup    
23 Bern Bike HC    
24 US Open    
25 Mountain Mayhem UK    

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