Canadian Road National Championships: Michael Leonard wins elite men's time trial title
Ineos Grenadiers rider beats Derek Gee and Pier-André Côté in Saint-Georges
Michael Leonard (Ineos Grenadiers) won his career-first elite men's time trial title at the Canadian Road National Championships on Friday.
The 21-year-old covered the 34km course in 40:29, beating Israel-Premier Tech teammates, runner-up Derek Gee by 35 seconds and third-placed Pier-André Côté by 39 seconds.
The elite men raced along a 34km course in Saint-Georges, where they will return to contest the 197.6km course on Sunday.
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