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October 20/00 10:09 am - Canadians in France, Paralympic Cycling, University MTB, Hallowe'en


Posted by Editor on 10/20/00
 

Grand Prix de l'Humanite, France

Women's Sprint
1 Lori Ann Muenzer (Can)
2 Jennie Reed (USA)

Keirin
1 Laurent Gane (Fra)
2 Florian Rousseau (Fra)
3 Arnaud Duble (Fra)
4 Doug Baron (Can)
5 Jim Fisher (Can)


Elimination
1 Arnaud Duble (Fra)
2 Arnaud Tournant (Fra)
3 Doug Baron (Can)
4 Steen Madsen (Can)
5 Jim Fisher (Can)


Olympic Sprint
1 France (Laurent Gane, Florian Rousseau, Arnaud Tournant) 47.480
2 Canada (Steen Madsen Doug Baron, Jim Fisher) 48.624

Final Classification
1 France 71 points
2 Canada 39


Paralympics Track Results

Mixed Team Olympic Sprint LC1-LC3 Final
1 Australia (GRAY Matthew, LAKE Paul, BALL Greg) 54.343
2 France (TRUJILLO Francis, CERIA Patrick, CHAMPENOIS Bernard) 57.128 Silver
3 USA (WHITFORD Robert, SELINGER Dory, COBB Brad 58.364 Bronze
4 Germany (BRECHTEL Guenter, MUELLER Gottfried, IPPISCH Norbert) 58.725

Men's Tandem Individual Pursuit Open Final
1 Netherlands (MULDER Jan, STRAATHOF Jeron) 4:28.859 Gold
2 Spain (GANDIA Abelardo, MUNOZ Jose) 4:31.311 Silver
3 Spain (VENGE Christian, DOMINGO Jordi ) DSQ Bronze
4 Australia (CLOHESSY Paul, HOLLANDS Eddie) DSQ

Mixed Tandem Individual Pursuit Open Final
1 Belarus (FIADOTAVA Irina, DANILIK Aliaksandr) 3:34.253 Gold
2 Italy (VALENTE Silvana, DI SOMMA Fabrizio) 3:34.993 Silver
3 Canada (COURNOYER Julie, CLOUTIER Alexandre) 3:35.174 Bronze
4 USA (WHITSELL Karissa, YATES JR David) 3:38.624

Women's Tandem 1000M Time Trial Open Final
1 Australia (PARKER Sarnya, MODRA Tania) 1:11.927 Gold (WR)
2 Australia (LEPORE Lyn, NIXON Lynette) 1:18.136 Silver
3 Norway (NOETTINGNES Cathrine, BRUUN Marianne) 1:18.896 Bronze
4 Spain (MARQUINA Josefa, BRAVO Maria) 1:19.072
5 USA (CARSON WERNER, Julia KELLY Natalie) 1:19.735
6 Spain (MIGUELEZ Ana, AZANZA Cristina) 1:20.628
7 Singapore (YUSSOFF Zaimoonisah, AZMAH AHMAD Noor) 1:22.414
8 USA (URSCHEL Kathleen, BLAND Karla) 1:22.773

Mixed 1000M Time Trial LC2 - Final
1 JEZEK Jiri CZE 1:11.461 Gold (PR)
2 SELINGER Dory USA 1:11.805 Silver
3 LAKE Paul AUS 1:13.665 Bronze

Mixed 1000M Time Trial LC3- Final
1 KAUFMAN Radovan SVK 1:21.393 Gold (PR)
2 INGLIS Mark NZL 1:23.169 Silver
3 SCHWARZENBACH Beat SUI 1:23.225 Bronze

Mixed 1000M Time Trial LC1 - Final
1 GRAY Matthew AUS 1:09.929 Gold (WR)
2 EIBECK Wolfgang AUT 1:10.962 Silver
3 O'NEILL Paul AUS 1:12.078 Bronze


Le Bronze pour le Tandem Cournoyer-Cloutier
(Sophie Castonguay)

Première médaille canadienne aux Jeux paralympiques

Montréal vendredi 20 octobre 2000 (2h00). Le Canada se retrouve maintenant dans le tableau des médailles après deux jours de compétitions, puisque le tandem composé de Julie Cournoyer, de Sherbrooke, et du pilote Alexandre Cloutier, de Québec, a remporté la médaille de bronze en poursuite, sur la piste du vélodrome des Jeux paralympiques de Sydney. Les Québécois ont enregistré un chrono de 3 minutes 35.174 secondes, soit 3 secondes d'avance sur le tandem américain constitué de Karissa Whitsell et David Yates jr (3:38.624). "Elle est très belle la médaille et aussi très lourde! Mais ils ne l'ont pas retranscrite en braille, comme ce fut le cas à Atlanta en 96" de dire le cycliste Cloutier. Les Biélorusses Irina Fiadotava et Aliaksandr Danilik sont repartis avec la médaille d'or suite à une performance de 3:34.253, soit cinq dixièmes de secondes de mieux que les Italiens Silvana Valente et Fabrizio Di Somma(3:34.993).

"Nous sommes très satisfaits parce que le niveau était très élevé cette année et c'est difficile d'en demander plus! Nous avons réussi à dépasser les Américains dans les trois derniers tours. à ce moment, nous roulions beaucoup plus vite qu'eux. C'est comme ça que nous les avons eus et nous étions très contents" de dire la Sherbrookoise de 30 ans.

"Les Américains ont eu le meilleur temps hier aux qualifications, mais ils ont perdu en demi-finale face aux Italiens. Ce matin, ce fut très serré, tout comme en demi-finale contre les Biélorusses. [...] On regarde toujours pour le podium et comme je disais à Julie, même si nous avons perdu en demi-finale, il était important de gagner la médaille de bronze, à notre dernier événement de la journée, pour terminer ça en beauté!", d'ajouter le pilote émérite, qui est aussi champion canadien en poursuite individuelle. Demain, le tandem participera au contre-la-montre de 1 km, épreuve dont les trois meilleurs chronos se mériteront des médailles, sans rondes préliminaires. Stéphane Côté, de Beauport, et Matthieu Fagnan, de Montréal, prendront part en matinée aux essais du sprint en tandem masculin.


Ontario University Cup Mountain Bike Race Series, Race #3
(courtesy David Wright)

Location: Kelso Ski Hill and Conservation Area, Milton Ontario
Number of Universities Represented: 12
Date: Sunday Oct 15th

The rookie members of Ontario's university mountain bike teams jaws may have dropped a bit as they walked around the ski chalet at Kelso to see what was awaiting them at the start area of the University Cup race # 3. Yes, this course put the "mountain" into "mountain biking" (..You BC readers..remember..we're in Ontario). For those who have skied down the ski hill at Kelso in the winter you may not have thought much about it. But have you thought what it might feel like to bike *UP* it?

Well the nearly 100 racers from Universities across Ontario have been training hard and were ready for it. The "A (Expert) racers were eager to race as were the "B" (sport) racers. A one kilometer accent followed by some great twisting and turning through the forests of the Niagara escarpment.

Mike Dennis (University of Guelph) got back on the bike and was the top male Expert racer. Walt Bayless who had sat out the first two races of the season in order to help his rookie racers as a coach got back on the bike too and was UofT's top male Expert racer. Queen's, Laurentian and University of Ottawa racers were also represented in the top 10 of that division. In the Woman's Expert race McMaster sensation Sue Trimble beat Celine Foreht (University of Toronto) to take home the gold. Despite some trouble on the course Amanda Kellett (University of Guelph) took the bronze and remains tops in the women's overall standings.This years UofT rookie Caitlin Dmitriew from Thunder Bay came in a very respectable 5th in her first Expert race after moving up from Sport division. In the men's Sport division team Queen's racer Kevin Cymbalisty hammered through to take top place, adding to the overall team lead that Queen's has in the series. Go Gales!! Gordon Morrison (McMaster) won the silver and Waterloo nice guy Andrew Cameron captured the bronze.

The highlight of the race for all the schools was the outstanding races put in by all the woman racers in the Sport division. B team leader, Krista Broadhurst (University of Toronto) took the gold after a hard race followed closely by Waterloo racer Amy Dawson. Antonia Gawel (UofT) captured the bronze despite a recent cold. Carla Nanka-Bruce (Queen's), Bonnie Sheppard (Queen's), Tara Nichols (UofT), Mey Von Moltke-Pao (UofT) Gillian Millett (McMaster), MacBonnie Dong (UofT) and Tabby Soltay (UofT) all turned in outstanding performances and made us proud.

...and by the way...the best part about a 1km slow accent up a hill......the lightening fast decent waiting for you on the other side.

Men's A
1. Mike Dennis (Guelph) 1:24:33
2. Duane Epp (Queens) 1:25:01
3. John Glynn-Morris (Queens) 1:26:04
4. Jamie Lewis (Queens) 1:26:25
5. Adam Lucas (A) (U of T) 1:28:03
6. Walt Bayless (U of T) 1:28:32
7. Tim Carelton (Laurentian)
8. David MacIntosh (Ottawa U) 1:29:58
9. Matt Binkley (Guelph) 1:30:01
10. Brendan Machason (U of T) 1:30:17

Women's A
1. Sue Trimble (Mac) 1:07:43
2. Celine Foreht (U of T) 1:11:33
3. Amanda Kellet (Guelph) 1:11:45
4. Caitlin Dmitriew (U of T) 1:16:22
5. Samanatha Yamada (Queen's) 1:19:37
6. Jaqueline Joza (Queen's) 1:21:56
7. Amand Theriault (A) (Trent) 1:22:00
8. Judy Wannamaker (A) (UBC) 1:26:06

Men's B
1. Kevin Cymbalisty (Queen's) 37:36:00
2. Gordon Morrison (Mac) 38:25:00
3. Jean Beauchemin (Guelph) 38:29:00
4. Andrew Cameron (Waterloo) 38:55:00
5. John Colenbrander (Mac) 39:01:00
6. Eric Buckingham (Waterloo) 39:09:00
7. Andrew James (U of T) 39:33:00
8. David Achtemichuk (Queen's) 39:36:00
9. Ryan Nickalau (U of T) 39:44:00
10. Martin Kang (Queen's) 39:52:00

Women's B
1. Krista Brodhurst (U of T) 46:30:00
2. Amy Dawson (Waterloo) 47:30:00
3. Antonia Gawel (U of T) 47:59:00
4. Carla Nanka-Bruce (Queen's) 48:31:00
5. Amanda Cox (U of T) 48:50:00
6. Bonnie Sheppard (Queen's) 49:40:00
7. Tara Nichols (U of T) 50:29:00
8. Gillian Millett (Mac) 53:30:00
9. Mey von Moltke-Pao (U of T) 53:55:00
10. Bonnie Dong (U of T) 55:00:00
10. Tabby Soltay (U of T) 55:00:00
11. Amy Flexman (Queen's) dnf

For complete results University of Toronto Mountain Bike Club. Next Race: London Ski Club, Sat Oct 21.


Roach Hallowe'en Party - Vancouver
(courtesy Warwick Patterson)

Come dress up with us at the Roach Halloween Party! Featuring the Vancouver Premiere of our new movie PEDALFILES, plus live bands, DJ's, and tricycle races (I'm gonna beat you all!).

8pm -1pm October 31st.
$20 at the door gets you in, PLUS a copy of our video!
420 W.1st Ave. Vancouver - 709-3377

BEER BY DONATION! Proceeds will be going to spinal research and trail development.

(Also, for fellow Whistlerites, our Whistler Premiere is happening at Garf's on Tuesday, Oct. 24th)

We hope to see you there!


Happy Birthday To...

Matt Hanson (yesterday).

 

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