Canadian National Championships: Alison Jackson powers to solo road race victory
Alexandra Volstad takes field sprint for second ahead of Laury Milette
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Alison Jackson powered to a solo victory at the Canadian Road Championships on Sunday in St Georges, securing her third national road title after previous wins in 2021 and 2023. Coming off a fourth-place finish in Friday’s time trial, Jackson capped the weekend with a dominant ride.
Her teammate Alexandra Volstad, the 2024 junior road race champion, claimed the field sprint for second place, crossing the line 1:06 after the winner. Laury Milette (KDM-Pack) took third to complete the podium.
Starting in St Georges, Quebec, the women’s race covered 113.5km on an out-and-back route to a 27.9km circuit, tackled twice.
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