Underdog Curtis steals a victory in Toronto

Katy Curtis (CMC BOW- Cycle) plowed away from a small but quality field through the sand pit to take a solo victory in round one of the Toronto Cyclo-cross at Centennial Park on Saturday. Natasha Elliott (Garneau Club Chaussures-Ogilvy) was forced to settle for second place ahead of Pepper Harlton (Juventus) in third.

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Full Results
1Katy Curtis (Can) CMC/Bow Cycle0:42:27
2Natasha Elliott (Can) Garneau Club Chaussure-Ogilvy0:00:04
3Pepper Harlton (Can) Juventus0:00:24
4Melissa Bunn (Can) Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery0:02:26
5Leigh Hobson (Can) The Hub Race Team0:03:09
6Amanda Sin (USA) 3 Rox Racing0:03:22
7Marne Smiley (USA) Scott/Ollett Coaching0:03:33
8Sophie Matte (Can) Stevens Racing p/b The Cyclery0:04:55
9Laura Bietola (Can) 3 Rox Racing0:06:06
10Christiane Knobbe (Ger) 7thgroove/Re:Form Body Clinic0:06:49
11Emily Fisher (Can) Cycle Solutions/Angry Johnny's0:08:30
12Emily Flynn (Can) Emd Serono0:08:41
13Briana Illingworth (Can) True North Cycles Race Team-1lap
14Aimee Allen (Can) Maple Leaf Cycling ClubRow 13 - Cell 2

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