Hugo Houle wins men's Canadian time trial title

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Alexander Cowan second and Derek Gee third

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Hugo Houle
Hugo Houle(Image credit: Rob Jones)

The Canadian national time trial titles have been contested for the first time in more than two years, with Hugo Houle winning the men’s title. 

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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Hugo Houle (Can) Astana-Premier Tech 0:41:48
2Alec Cowan (Can) L39Ion Of Los Angeles 0:01:39
3Derek Gee (Can) Xspeed United Continental 0:01:45
4Adam Roberge (Can) Elevate-Webiplex Pro 0:01:47
5Edward Ouellet (Can) Yoeleo Test Team 0:01:56
6Tristan Jussaume (Can) Équipe Du Québec 0:02:10
7Jordan Cheyne (Can) Elevate-Webiplex Pro 0:02:34
8Ethan Sittlington (Can) Toronto Hustle 0:02:40
9Carson Miles (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team 0:02:43
10Jean-Denis Thibault (Can) Team U Cube 17 0:02:46
11Jack Burke (Can) Union Raiffeisen Radteam 0:03:05
12Chris Ernst (Can) Xspeed United Continental 0:03:11
13Joseph Chamberlain (Can) Lorneville Cycling Club 0:03:20
14Warren Muir (Can) Indépendant 0:03:37
15Thomas Schellenberg (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team 0:03:44
16Nicholas-Ian McDonnell-Stewart (Can) Veloselect-Silber 0:03:47
17Patrick Riddell (Can) Redkilo 0:04:03
18Ethan Pauly (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team 0:04:05
19Simon Dubuc (Can) Digital Commerce Bank 0:04:18
20Francis Juneau (Can) Team Macadam'S Cowboys 0:04:22
21Thomas Nadeau (Can) Desjardins-Ford 0:04:39
22Jérémie la Grenade (Can) Ride With Rendall 0:04:50
23William Goodfellow (Can) Yoeleo Test Team 0:05:01
24Christopher Rowley (Can) Yoeleo Test Team 0:05:02
25André Boudreau (Can) Indépendant 0:05:06
26Arnaud Beaudoin (Can) Équipe Du Québec 0:05:19
27Jude Szabo (Can) Ignite Development 0:05:27
28Declan Kelly (Can) Red Truck Racing 0:05:29
29Joseph Lupien (Can) Team Skyline 0:05:31
30Gabriel Guay (Can) Desjardins-Ford 0:05:38
31Lukas Conly (Can) Digital Commerce Bank 0:05:39
32Nicolas Cote (Can) Desjardins-Ford 0:05:46
33Zach Webster (Can) Ignite Development 0:05:53
34Charles Antoine Forest Leblanc (Can) Desjardins-Ford 0:05:54
35Eric Inkster (Can) Gsc Blagnac Velo Sport 31 0:05:57
36Nicolas Rivard (Can) Équipe Du Québec 0:06:04
37Daniel Koszela (Can) Win Cycling Centre 0:06:07
38Nicholas Menegon (Can) Toronto Hustle 0:06:57
39Jacob Lacroix (Can) Ride With Rendall 0:07:01
40Joel Plamondon (Can) Espoirs Quilicot 0:07:01
41Jeremy Obrand (Can) Toronto Hustle 0:07:01
42Evan Russell (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team 0:07:03
43Emmett Culp (Can) Digital Commerce Bank 0:07:20
44Philippe Schampaert (Can) Odd Collectif 0:07:34
45Gregory Santiago Zapata Cordoba (Can) Team Macadam's Cowboys 0:07:37
46Aidan Oliphant (Can) Indépendant 0:08:07
47Jason Vettorel (Can) Veloselect-Silber 0:08:42
48Victor Marchand (Can) Desjardins-Ford 0:09:59
49Brayden Windsor (Can) Team Sask 0:10:00
50Tommy Feng (Can) 0:10:04
DNFLukas Carreau (Can) Équipe Du Québec
DNFBraden Kersey (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team
DNFCaleb Bender (Can) Tag Cycling Race Team
DNFAlexis Rochette (Can) IBIKE
DNSDavid Dubé(Can) Desjardins-Ford
DNSZakariya Jackson (Can) Newmarket Eagles
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