Jeremy Martin beats teammate Schooler to win Canadian cyclo-cross title
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Kabush third in Sherbrooke
Jeremy Martin (Focus CX Team Canada) won the elite men's national title at the Canadian Cyclo-cross Championships held in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Sunday. He finished 22 seconds ahead of teammate Aaron Schooler and 38 seconds ahead of multiple-time champion Geoff Kabush (Scott 3Rox Racing).
Martin attacked a leading group with two laps to go and quickly gained 10 seconds. In the two-man chase, Kabush crashed and Schooler went on to take second place, leaving the former champion in third place.
Defending champion Raphael Gagne (Cannondale) finished sixth.
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Jérémy Martin (Focus CX Team Canada) | 0:56:27 |
2 | Aaron Schooler (Focus CX Team Canada) | 0:00:22 |
3 | Geoff Kabush (Scott-3Rox Racing) | 0:00:38 |
4 | Mark McConnell (Hot Sauce Cycling X Garneau) | 0:01:10 |
5 | Michael van den Ham (Garneau - Easton Cycling) | 0:01:31 |
6 | Raphael Gagné (Cannondale) | 0:01:48 |
7 | Andrew L Esperance (Norco Factory Team) | 0:02:10 |
8 | Léandre Bouchard (Cyclone D alma) | 0:02:42 |
9 | Craig Richey (Garneau - Easton Cycling) | Row 8 - Cell 2 |
10 | Derrick St John (Van Dessel p/b Hyperthreads) | 0:03:29 |
11 | Marc-André Daigle (Garneau - Easton Cycling) | 0:03:45 |
12 | Evan McNeely (Norco Factory Team) | 0:05:25 |
13 | Alexandre Vialle (Specialized Canada) | 0:05:44 |
14 | Tyler Medaglia (Bike Monkey Nova Scotia) | 0:06:02 |
15 | Osmond Bakker (Wheels of Bloor) | 0:06:15 |
16 | Mathieu Bélanger-Barrette (Pivot Cycles - On The Edge Canada) | 0:06:27 |
17 | Jean-Philippe Thibault-Roberge (Trek Cyclocross Collective) | 0:08:05 |
18 | Aroussen Laflamme (Trek-GPL) | 0:08:25 |
19 | Félix Côté Bouvette (Veloselect) | 0:09:00 |
20 | Sylvain Jean (Mad Alchemy) | 0:09:06 |
21 | Etienne Moreau (Garneau-Québec) | 0:09:18 |
22 | Jon Burgess (Team Nova Scotia) | 0:09:47 |
23 | Anton Varabei (Realdeal/DOrnellas p/b Garneau) | 0:10:01 |
24 | Chris Barson (Coachchris.ca/Joe Rousseau/Garneau) | 0:10:02 |
25 | David Maltais (Garneau-Québec) | 0:11:11 |
26 | Martin Gilbert (Independent) | Row 25 - Cell 2 |
27 | Matt Surch (Tekne Cycle Club) | Row 26 - Cell 2 |
28 | Antoine Proulx (Vélo Plein Air) | Row 27 - Cell 2 |
29 | William Goodfellow (Independent) | Row 28 - Cell 2 |
30 | Guillaume Boivin (Cycling Academy) | Row 29 - Cell 2 |
31 | Peter Mancini (Independent) | Row 30 - Cell 2 |
32 | Jean-Francois Laroche (Independent) | Row 31 - Cell 2 |
33 | Nicolas Côté (Ibike) | Row 32 - Cell 2 |
34 | Alexis Lepage (Independent) | Row 33 - Cell 2 |
35 | Sean Poulter (Lapdogs Cycling Club) | Row 34 - Cell 2 |
36 | Martial Lavoie (Proco Tourcom) | Row 35 - Cell 2 |
37 | Jan Goh (Bikurious Racing Collective) | Row 36 - Cell 2 |
DNF | Christopher Mitchell (Thunder Bay Cycling Club) | Row 37 - Cell 2 |
DNS | Jacques Cormier (Midweek Cycling) | Row 38 - Cell 2 |
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