Paula Findlay wins third consecutive elite women's time trial at Canadian Road Nationals
Olivia Baril second, Sarah van Dam in Saint-Prosper
Paula Findlay won a third consecutive elite women's time trial title at the Canadian Road Championships held in Saint-Prosper on Friday.
The world-class triathlete and road cyclist covered the 28km course in a winning time of 39:24, beating runner-up Olivia Baril (Movistar Team) by 24 seconds and third-placed Sarah van Dam (DNA Pro Cycling) by 28 seconds.
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