Hugo Houle wins men's Canadian time trial title

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The Canadian national time trial titles have been contested for the first time in more than two years, with Hugo Houle winning the men’s title.

"I'm glad I could do it; I think everyone was expecting it from me, but you still have to deliver the ride. Obviously, today was a really good day, and I felt strong from the start. I was able to execute my plan perfectly. It was a demanding course, a lot of up and down, and the rough road wasn't good, with a lot of holes and cracks. But I managed to stay on the bike and keep the tires safe all the way home. I'm really happy with my ride, it was the best I could give today and I was able to push to my limit."

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Elite Men
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Hugo Houle (Can) Astana-Premier Tech	0:41:48
2	Alec Cowan (Can) L39Ion Of Los Angeles	0:01:39
3	Derek Gee (Can) Xspeed United Continental	0:01:45
4	Adam Roberge (Can) Elevate-Webiplex Pro	0:01:47
5	Edward Ouellet (Can) Yoeleo Test Team	0:01:56
6	Tristan Jussaume (Can) Équipe Du Québec	0:02:10
7	Jordan Cheyne (Can) Elevate-Webiplex Pro	0:02:34
8	Ethan Sittlington (Can) Toronto Hustle	0:02:40
9	Carson Miles (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team	0:02:43
10	Jean-Denis Thibault (Can) Team U Cube 17	0:02:46
11	Jack Burke (Can) Union Raiffeisen Radteam	0:03:05
12	Chris Ernst (Can) Xspeed United Continental	0:03:11
13	Joseph Chamberlain (Can) Lorneville Cycling Club	0:03:20
14	Warren Muir (Can) Indépendant	0:03:37
15	Thomas Schellenberg (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team	0:03:44
16	Nicholas-Ian McDonnell-Stewart (Can) Veloselect-Silber	0:03:47
17	Patrick Riddell (Can) Redkilo	0:04:03
18	Ethan Pauly (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team	0:04:05
19	Simon Dubuc (Can) Digital Commerce Bank	0:04:18
20	Francis Juneau (Can) Team Macadam'S Cowboys	0:04:22
21	Thomas Nadeau (Can) Desjardins-Ford	0:04:39
22	Jérémie la Grenade (Can) Ride With Rendall	0:04:50
23	William Goodfellow (Can) Yoeleo Test Team	0:05:01
24	Christopher Rowley (Can) Yoeleo Test Team	0:05:02
25	André Boudreau (Can) Indépendant	0:05:06
26	Arnaud Beaudoin (Can) Équipe Du Québec	0:05:19
27	Jude Szabo (Can) Ignite Development	0:05:27
28	Declan Kelly (Can) Red Truck Racing	0:05:29
29	Joseph Lupien (Can) Team Skyline	0:05:31
30	Gabriel Guay (Can) Desjardins-Ford	0:05:38
31	Lukas Conly (Can) Digital Commerce Bank	0:05:39
32	Nicolas Cote (Can) Desjardins-Ford	0:05:46
33	Zach Webster (Can) Ignite Development	0:05:53
34	Charles Antoine Forest Leblanc (Can) Desjardins-Ford	0:05:54
35	Eric Inkster (Can) Gsc Blagnac Velo Sport 31	0:05:57
36	Nicolas Rivard (Can) Équipe Du Québec	0:06:04
37	Daniel Koszela (Can) Win Cycling Centre	0:06:07
38	Nicholas Menegon (Can) Toronto Hustle	0:06:57
39	Jacob Lacroix (Can) Ride With Rendall	0:07:01
40	Joel Plamondon (Can) Espoirs Quilicot	0:07:01
41	Jeremy Obrand (Can) Toronto Hustle	0:07:01
42	Evan Russell (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team	0:07:03
43	Emmett Culp (Can) Digital Commerce Bank	0:07:20
44	Philippe Schampaert (Can) Odd Collectif	0:07:34
45	Gregory Santiago Zapata Cordoba (Can) Team Macadam's Cowboys	0:07:37
46	Aidan Oliphant (Can) Indépendant	0:08:07
47	Jason Vettorel (Can) Veloselect-Silber	0:08:42
48	Victor Marchand (Can) Desjardins-Ford	0:09:59
49	Brayden Windsor (Can) Team Sask	0:10:00
50	Tommy Feng (Can)	0:10:04
DNF	Lukas Carreau (Can) Équipe Du Québec
DNF	Braden Kersey (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team
DNF	Caleb Bender (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team
DNF	Alexis Rochette (Can) IBIKE
DNS	David Dubé(Can) Desjardins-Ford
DNS	Zakariya Jackson (Can) Newmarket Eagles

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