Trudel wins junior race at Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup

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Hordivuk and Johnston round out top three

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Frederique Trudel (Canada) wins the junior women's race in Mont-Sainte-Anne in front of a home crowd(Image credit: Sue George, Mountain Bike Editor)

Frederique Trudel (Canada) won the junior women's World Cup on home soil in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec on Saturday afternoon. Dina Hordiyuk (Ukraine) was second ahead of Amber Johnston (New-Zealand) in third.

"On my first lap, I was falling everywhere, so on the last two laps, I had to come back," said Trudel, who had crossed the line in sixth place after the first lap.

By the end of lap two, Trudel was in second and she caught Hordiyuk on the final lap.

Racing her first World Cup, first-year-junior Johnston passed four people on the last lap and moved into third place on the day.

Full Results

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Junior women
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Frederique Trudel (Can) Canada1:18:30
2Dina Hordiyuk (Ukr) Ukraine0:01:02
3Amber Johnston (NZl) New-Zealand0:02:39
4Rachel Pageau (Can) Canada - B0:02:40
5Shayna Powless (USA) United States Of America0:03:14
6Kate Courtney (USA) United States Of America0:03:53
7Britt Van Den Boogert (Ned) Netherlands0:07:54
8Samantha Hope (NZl) New-Zealand0:08:16
9Kaylee Blevins (USA) United States Of America0:09:18
10Frédérique Larose-Gingras (Can) Canada0:09:47
11Catherine Fleury (Can) Canada - B0:14:04
DNFGabrielle April (Can) Canada - BRow 11 - Cell 2

 

Sue George

Sue George is an editor at Cyclingnews.  She coordinates all of the site's mountain bike race coverage and assists with the road, 'cross and track coverage.

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