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Titouan Carod, speeding up one of the bridges to a first place finish in U23 men.
Victor Koretzky finished third in junior men.
Jenny Rissvids led the entire U23 race until she flatted with two laps to go. Then she blasted her way back to another first place finish.
The MSA course got the best of Kate Courtney, and she finished fifth.
Alessandra Keller took second place for the U23 women today.
Umbrellas were used for shade from the sun today, not shelter from the rain, fortunately.
Pendrel was quiet and calm as she warmed up in the Box.
Annie Last (15) came out swinging like a sledge hammer, but an early crash put her into 27th place.
Most of the women's field pushed this uphill rock section. Only a few made the punchy technical climb.
Gunn-Rita was out in the lead group for much of the race, and only slid back in the final two laps - she finished fifth.
Emily Batty has proven that she is a World class competitor this year. She keeps working her way up in the rankings. Perhaps Red Bull really does give you wings?
Pauline Ferrand Prevot took third place today for RaboLiv.
Catharine Pendrel was hoping for a win on Canadian soil, but was still happy to take second place only 34 seconds behind Neff.
Not the day Lea Davison wanted, finishing just one place off the podium.
Jolanda Neff didn't want a repeat of Lenzerheide. Today she took the win, with ease.
Batty and Gunn-Rita congratulate each other on a well ridden race.
Women's Podium: Neff, Pendrel, Ferrand Prevot, Batty, Dahle Flesjaa
