Canadian Cyclo-cross National Championships 2011: Elite Women Results | Cyclingnews

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Emily Batty (Subaru-Trek) winning the Canadian Elite Women's title. — Emily Batty (Subaru-Trek) winning the Canadian Elite Women's title. (Image credit: Tour of Japan)

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Elite Women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Emily Batty (Can) Subaru-Trek	0:40:59
2	Pepper Harlton (Can) Juventus	0:00:33
3	Mical Dyck (Can) Pro City Racing	0:01:15
4	Évelyne Blouin (Can) Unattached	0:01:58
5	Jean Ann Berkenpas (Can) Xprezo-Borsao	0:02:18
6	Amanda Sin (Can) 3 Rox Racing	0:02:30
7	Véronique Fortin (Can) Rocky Mountain Valeur Mobilier	0:03:20
8	Julie Lafrenière (Can) Stevens Racing Canada P/B The	0:03:23
9	Melissa Bunn (Can) Stevens Racing P/B The Cyclery	0:03:25
10	Leigh Hobson (Can) The Hub Race Team	0:03:34
11	Andréanne Pichette (Can) Opus/Ogc	0:03:43
12	Sarah Stewart (Can) Independent	0:03:52
13	Shantel Koenig (Can) Team Alberta	0:04:43
14	Laura Bietola (Can) 3Rox Racing	0:05:07
15	Mandy Dreyer (Can) Lapierre Canada	0:05:16
16	Vicki Thomas (Can) Ottawa.Cx	0:05:35
17	Emily Flynn (Can) Emd Serono-Specialized Cycling	0:05:52
18	Briana Illingworth (Can) True North Cycles	0:07:29
19	Anna Schappert (Can) Bikes And Beyond	0:07:44
20	Katlyn Dundas (Can) Team Hardwood Cycling And Ski	0:07:46
21	Amanda Wakeling (Can) Trail Bicycles Eatmore Sprouts	0:10:45

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