The three-medal family at Canada Summer Games XC races

Following the women’s race, in which Marie-Fay St-Onge got bronze, the men took their turn at the XC course in St. Catharines, Ont., for the Canada Summer Games. With temperatures in the upper 20s, there were many DNFs and plenty of dumped bottles. Ontario’s Ian Ackert would take the early lead, but then the Quebec brothers, Charles-Antoine and Maxime St-Onge, would overtake him.

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Marie-Fay St-Onge décroche la médaille de bronze à l'épreuve de cross-country en vélo de montagne, sous des conditions des plus difficiles!#ÉquipeQuébec #Impulsion2022 @FQSC @2022CanadaGames pic.twitter.com/JuT0CbFnjv

— Équipe du Québec (@EquipeduQuebec) August 8, 2022

The St-Onge brothers would take off, with Maxime getting the win ahead of Ontario’s Matthew Leliveld and Ackert.

Men’s XC

1 22 ST-ONGE, Maxime QUEBEC 1:04:15 13:06 (3) 13:00 (2) 12:57 (2) 12:48 (3) 12:21 (1)
2 1 ST-ONGE, Charles-Antoine QUEBEC 1:04:17 0:02 13:05 (2) 12:59 (1) 12:58 (3) 12:49 (4) 12:24 (2)
3 14 LELIVELD, Matthew ONTARIO 1:05:28 1:13 13:43 (5) 13:29 (3) 13:08 (4) 12:30 (1) 12:36 (3)
4 3 ACKERT, Ian ONTARIO 1:06:14 1:59 12:54 (1) 13:38 (4) 13:12 (5) 13:36 (7) 12:53 (5)
5 2 MCCALLUM, Cam BRITISH COLUMBIA 1:06:43 2:28 13:58 (6) 14:30 (7) 12:45 (1) 12:40 (2) 12:48 (4)

Full results can be found at RaceTiming.Ca