National Champions Jackson and Boivin lead Canadian selection at Worlds

Canadian National Road Championships 2021 women's elite race podium
Canadian National Road Championships 2021 women's elite podium (LtoR): second place Maghalie Rochette, winner Alison Jackson, third place Sara Poidevin (Image credit: Rob Jones)

Newly-crowned national champions Alison Jackson (Liv Racing) and Guillaume Boivin (Israel Start-Up Nation) will lead the Canadian selection for the elite women's and men's road races at the UCI Road World Championships held in the Flanders region of Belgium later this month.

Team Canada will field 19 athletes across the junior men's and women's, U23 men's, and elite men's and women's categories for events held from September 19-26.

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