Quebec Cup Results

We're still catching up on the results we've been missing lately. Here's another race from Mont Sainte Anne, Canada. The Quebec Cup downhill race was held July 22. Anne Laplante took a significant win in this lead-up to this weekend's World Cup.

We're gathering more US results and will have them posted this week. And don't forget that this is the last week to buy product from Freeride Foundation!

Elite Women
1. Anne Laplante
2. Claudia Paquin
3. Marie-Eve Marcotte
4. Caroline Milot
5. Alexandra Laacroix
6. Marie-Angelique Turpin
7. Veronique Desjardins

MSA Mountaincross Results

The World Cup 4X race took place today at Mont Sainte Anne, Canada. Anneke Beerten held her lead from qualifying to take the win. Jill Kintner was plagued by crashes and finished 4th. Anneke's win today gives her the overall lead in the series. The next World Cup races will be held next weekend in Bromont, Canada.

4X
1. Anneke Beerten
2. Fionn Griffiths
3. Joanna Petterson
4. Jill Kintner
5. Melissa Buhl
6. Anita Molcik
7. Sarsha Huntington
8. Mio Suemasa
9. Lucia Oetjen
10. Eva Castro Fernandez
11. Neven Steinmetz
12. Anne Laplante

Mont Sainte Anne World Cup Results

Sabrina Jonnier took another World Cup downhill win at Mont Sainte Anne, Canada this weekend, and furthered her overall lead in the series. This race is her fifth World Cup downhill win in a row. The 4X finals are today, and Jill Kintner will be chasing Anneke Beerten for the #1 spot.

Downhill
1. Sabrina Jonnier
2. Emmeline Ragot
3. Tracy Moseley
4. Celine Gros
5. Floriane Pugin
6. Mio Suemasa
7. Melissa Buhl
8. Emilie Siegenthaler
9. Anita Molcik
10. Fionn Griffiths
11. Micayla Gatto
12. Kathy Pruitt
13. Claire Buchar
14. Petra Bernhard
15. Danice Uyesugi
16. Anais Pajot
17. Rebecca McQueen
18. Jessica Stone
19. Darian Harvey
20. Gabrielle Molloy

Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup Mountaincross Results

Melissa Buhl took the Mount-Sainte-Anne World Cup 4x win today with smart tactics. Anneke Beerten led out of the gate, but Melissa squeezed her to the outside of a corner to take the lead. Anneke wasn't able to stay on course and ended up taking fourth. World Cup racing continues next week at Bromont, QC, Canada, the 5th stop of the series.

Big Final
1. Melissa Buhl
2. Mio Suemasa
3. Fionn Griffiths
4. Anneke Beerten

Small Final
5. Anita Molcik
6. Caroline Buchanan
7. Eva Castro Fernandez
8. Neven Steinmetz

Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup Downhill Results

Rachel Atherton won the Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC, CanadaWorld Cup downhill today. She bested Sabrina Jonnier by just over a second. Rachel was the top-seeded girl after qualifying, where she was about 8 seconds faster than Tracy Moseley.
In other news, mountaincross qualifying was postponed from yesterday to today due to weather and a super muddy track. Practice, qualifying and finals will run today after the men's downhill concludes.

Downhill Finals
1. Rachel Atherton
2. Sabrina Jonnier
3. Tracy Moseley
4. Mio Suemasa
5. Fionn Griffiths
6. Claire Buchar
7. Helen Gaskell
8. Anita Molcik
9. Scarlett Hagen
10. Micayla Gatto
11. Harriet Harper
12. Danice Uyesugi
13. Emmeline Ragot
14. Amy Laird
14. Katrina Strand
16. Emilie Siegenthaler
17. Helene Valerie Fruhwirth
18. Floriane Pugin
19. Marie-Eve Marcotte
20. Myriam Nicole

Downhill Qualifying
1. Rachel Atherton
2. Tracy Moseley
3. Emmeline Rago
4. Sabrina Jonnier
5. Floriane Pugin
6. Mio Suemasa
7. Anita Molcik
8. Claire Buchar
9. Fionn Griffiths
10. Scarlett Hagen

Canadian National Downhill Championships

Sheila Morris claimed the title of Canadian National Downhill Champion this weekend at Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC. Sheila bested Micayla Gatto by 9 seconds for the win. The Canadian National Championships are part of the Velirium cycling festival, which is where we found our results.

Elite Women
1. Sheila Morris
2. Micayla Gatto
3. Marie-Eve Marcotte
4. Danice Uyesugi
5. Kim Huard
6. Claudia Paquin
7. Amber Zirnhelt
8. Sophie Poirier
9. Mylene Kim Fortier
10. Audree Vaillancourt

Junior Expert Women
1. Anne Laplante
2. Vaea Verbeek
3. Miranda Miller

Expert Women 30+
1. Caroline Milot
2. Helene Croteau
3. Marie-Josee Pomerleau

Under 17 Women
1. Eve-Marie Beaupre