Canadian Road National Championships: Olivia Baril secures career-first individual time trial title
Movistar rider covers 28km route in winning time of 40:26
Olivia Baril (Movistar) won a career-first elite women's individual time trial title at the Canadian Road National Championships held in Saint-Georges, Quebec, on Friday.
Baril posted the fastest time in the elite women's event, clocking in at 40:26 on the 28km course. She beat runner-up Julie Lacourciere by six seconds and Nadia Gontova (Winspace Orange Seal) by 21 seconds on the day.
Former Paris-Roubaix winner Alison Jackson (EF Education-Oatly) finished fourth at 23 seconds back.
Baril won the elite women's road race title last year, and so adds a second title to her palmares. She will line up as the defending champion for the 113.3km road race in Saint-Georges on Sunday.
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