Curtis Dearden wins the elite men’s time trial championships
Meier and Cataford on second and third steps of the podium
On Friday, Curtis Dearden won the 2013 men’s national time trial championships. The rider from Russ Hay Racing finished the 39-km course that ran out and back from Saint-Benoît-Labre, Que., with a time of 48:24. He placed 13 seconds faster than Christian Meier of Orica-GreenEdge and 58 seconds ahead of Alexander Cataford of Garneau-Quebecor, the highest-placed under-23 rider. The 2012 wearer of the maple-leaf jersey, Svein Tuft, did not start in the 2013 edition.
More to come.
Top-10 Results
1 Curtis Dearden (Russ Hay Racing) 48:24
2 Christian Meier (Orica-GreenEdge) 48:37
3 Alexander Cataford (under-23, Garneau-Quebecor) 0:49:22
4 Zachary Bell (Champion System Pro Cycling) 49:29
5 Hugo Houle (AG2R la Mondiale) 49:44
6 Aaron Fillion  49:54 01:30
7 Antoine Duchesne (under-23) 50:08
8 Matteo Dal-Cin (under-23,Team Ontario) 50:31
9 Ryan Roth (Champion System Pro Cycling) 50:36
10 Adam De Vos (under-23, Trek Red Truck Racing Team) 50:59
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