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08.06.10 - 2010 UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships Are Coming To Canada

Canada hosts event for the third time in history; World’s best to ride hills of Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC

(Ottawa, ON – August 6, 2010) The Canadian Cycling Association (CCA) is proud to announce the athletes selected to represent Canada at the 2010 UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships, to be held at Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC from September 1 -5, 2010.

The Mountain Bike World Championships are the biggest annual Mountain Bike event in the world in terms of importance. Over 850 competitors from 50 nations are expected to arrive in Québec City for the event. Over 1000 volunteers will be ensuring a smooth event for everyone involved.

“This event is a great opportunity to showcase our talented athletes and the strong national program to Canadian cycling fans in Québec and in Canada. The team we have selected will represent their country with one goal, to win medals,” said Jacques Landry, Chief Technical Officer for the Canadian Cycling Association.

This 2010 edition of the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships is third time the event has been held on Canadian soil and is hosted for the second time in the beautiful mountain resort of Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC. The region is world-renowned for its skiing in the winter, and mountain biking in the summer. Bromont, QC, held the first edition of the event on Canadian soil in 1992.

“Everyone on the team, whether it’s athletes or the support personnel, is excited about the World Championships being held in Canada for the third time. People from all ages have an amazing opportunity to come out, celebrate our athletes, see our Olympians, and learn more about the exciting sport of Mountain Bike and Trials,” continued Landry.

The team is highlighted by many of the biggest names in Mountain Biking such as Pendrel, Prémont, Kabush, Batty, Caron and Smith just to name a few.

Catharine Pendrel (Harvey Station, NB) is the current World Cup leader in the Olympic discipline of Cross-Country (XCO) and current Canadian Champion. Pendrel was Canada’s top rider at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in XCO with a strong 4th place result.

Marie-Hélène Prémont (Chateau Richer, QC), ranked 8th in the World Cup XCO standings, is an eight time Canadian champion and Olympic silver medalist from Athens 2004. Prémont will be riding on the same hill she began her development and progressed towards international stardom within the mountain biking sport.

Geoff Kabush (Courtney, BC) is leading the charge in the Cross-Country discipline with the Men’s Elite group. Kabush is the only Men’s rider with Olympic experience in the delegation. Kabush will be surrounded by Max Plaxton (Victoria, BC), Derek Zandstra (Trenton, ON) and Andrew Watson (Craighurst, ON), the Top 4 at the Canadian Championships race held earlier this summer in Canmore, Alberta.

Emily Batty (Brooklin, ON), who has had a strong summer on the courses of the World Cup tour, will be Canada’s best medal hope in the Women’s U23 category. Batty is the Canadian Champion in the U23 Category. Antoine Caron (Stoneham, QC), who was fourth in last weekend’s World Cup race in Val di Sole, will lead the strong Men’s Junior charge.

Canada will be represented by three Olympians, one Olympic medallist as well as a total of ten 2010 Canadian champions in various age groups and disciplines.

A total of 68 athletes will be representing Canada at the event. Canada will be sending a large contingent of athletes to the World Championships as it benefits from additional quotas as the home nation, in all disciplines and categories.

The CCA has maximized its quota allocation to provide younger riders with the opportunity to learn and acquire experience against the world’s best riders. For this reason the CCA has divided its athletes in two categories: Performance and Development.

This event will have a significant economic impact on the region of Québec as, in addition to the teams and their support staff, over 350 journalists from around the world will be in Québec for the event.

The World Championships will highlight all UCI Mountain Bike events: the Olympic Cross-country (XCO), the Marathon Cross-country (XCM), the Individual Downhill (DHI), 4-Cross (4X), the Team Relay (XCR), as well as the Trials event.

The World Championships events will be broadcasted on various television platforms, which include the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). Broadcast details will be unveiled as the event comes closer.

The opening ceremonies of the 2010 UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships are scheduled for Tuesday, August 31, 2010 in downtown Québec city. The Mountain Bike World Championships competitions will be held at Mont-Sainte-Anne, and the crowd-pleasing Trials discipline will be held downtown. A full schedule of activities and locations can be found at: http://www.montsainteanne2010.com/programme-en

During the 2010 World Championships, GESTEV, the organizing committee, is hosting a long list of provincial cycling events, as we all as a festival called “Vélirium” with lots of great entertainers, music shows and parties to keep the cycling fans and visitors entertained during the festivities.

CANADIAN CYCLING TEAM - 2010 MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

OLYMPIC CROSS-COUNTRY (XCO)

NAME HOMETOWN CATEGORY LEG
DYCK, Mical Victoria, BC Elite, Women – Performance  
PENDREL, Catharine Harvey Station, NB Elite, Women – Performance CC, O
PRÉMONT, Marie-Hélène Chateau Richer, QC Elite, Women – Performance O, OM
SIN, Amanda Collingwood, ON Elite, Women – Performance  
McKIRDY, Jean Anne Valemont, BC Elite, Women – Development  
VIPOND, Catherine Oshawa, ON Elite, Women – Development  
WALTER, Sandra Port Coquitlam, BC Elite, Women – Development  
       
BATTY, Emily Brooklyn, ON U23, Women – Performance CC
BEAUMONT, Rebecca Alma, QC U23, Women – Performance  
KOFMAN, Mikaela Toronto, ON U23, Women – Performance  
BARSON, Ashley Bolton, ON U23, Women – Development  
OLIVIER-LAPIERRE, Cassandre Lac Beauport, QC U23, Women – Development  
PICHETTE, Andréanne Québec, QC U23, Women – Development  
SURPRENANT, Marie-Claude Sherbrooke, QC U23, Women – Development  
       
BIETOLA, Laura Greenwood, ON Junior, Women - Performance  
LAFORGE, Kristina Alma, QC Junior, Women - Performance CC
ROSSER, Lauren Squamish, BC Junior, Women - Performance  
BROOKS, Cayley New Lowell, ON Junior, Women - Development  
FISHER, Emily Unionville, ON Junior, Women - Development  
LANTHIER-NADEAU Andréanne Québec, QC Junior, Women - Development  
MEUNIER, Valérie Chicoutimi, QC Junior, Women - Development  
       
KABUSH, Geoff Courtney, BC Elite, Men – Performance CC, O
PLAXTON, Max Victoria, BC Elite, Men – Performance  
WATSON, Andrew Craighurst, ON Elite, Men – Performance  
ZANDSTRA, Derek Trenton, ON Elite, Men – Performance  
GAGNÉ, Raphael Lac Beauport, QC Elite, Men – Development  
HADLEY, Matt Mount Hope, NB Elite, Men – Development  
SNEDDON, Kris Sechelt, BC Elite, Men – Development  
       
LALANCETTE, Simon Chicoutimi, QC U23, Men – Performance  
MORIN, Francis Magog, QC U23, Men – Performance  
STAFFORD, Jared Newmarket, ON U23, Men – Performance CC
CADIEUX-DUVAL, Sébastien Val David, QC U23, Men – Development  
COTE, Félix Stainte-Adèle, QC U23, Men – Development  
L’ESPERANCE, Andrew Halifax, NS U23, Men – Development  
WAGLER, Tyson Shakesphere, ON U23, Men – Development  
       
BAILEY, Mitch Barrie, ON Junior, Men – Performance  
CARON, Antoine Stoneham, QC Junior, Men – Performance  
McNEELY, Evan Kingston, ON Junior, Men – Performance CC
BOUCHARD, Léandre Alma, QC Junior, Men – Development  
MARTIN, Jérémy Boischatel, QC Junior, Men – Development  
MOREAU, Etienne Collingwood, ON Junior, Men – Development  
NOBLE, Steven Glencairn, ON Junior, Men – Development  
       
4-CROSS (4X)      
NAME HOMETOWN CATEGORY LEG
LAPLANTE, Anne Gatineau, QC Elite, Women – Performance  
       
LAMBERT, Hans Bromont, QC Elite, Men – Performance CC
WALSTROM, Kye Vancouver, BC Elite, Men – Performance  
GAUVIN, Yann Québec, QC Elite, Men – Performance  
BRANCIER, Alex Milton, ON Elite, Men – Performance  
       
INDIVIDUAL DOWNHILL (DHI)      
NAME HOMETOWN CATEGORY LEG
BROWN, Casey Revelstoke, BC Elite, Women – Performance  
BUCHAR, Claire Whistler, BC Elite, Women – Performance  
GATTO, Micayla Squamish, BC Elite, Women – Performance CC
LAPLANTE, Anne Gatineau, QC Elite, Women – Performance  
MILLER, Miranda Squamish, BC Elite, Women – Performance  
VERBEECK, Vaea Bromont, QC Elite, Women – Development  
McQUEEN, Rebecca Whistler, BC Elite, Women – Development  
       
SMITH, Steve Cassidy, BC Elite, Men – Performance  
MITCHELL, Andrew Victoria, BC Elite, Men – Performance CC
BILUIK, Jamie Winnipeg, MB Elite, Men – Performance  
TENNANT, Dean Sidney, BC Elite, Men – Performance  
VANDERHAM, Thomas North Vancouver, BC Elite, Men – Performance  
FRASER, Rob Pickering, ON Elite, Men – Performance  
VANDERHAM, Ryan North Vancouver, BC Elite, Men – Development  
       
BEGG, Kelsey Langley, BC Junior, Women – Performance CC
ROSSER, Lauren Squamish, BC Junior, Women – Performance  
       
GAUVIN, Rémi Nanoose, BC Junior, Men – Performance CC
GEDDES, Nick Whistler, BC Junior, Men – Performance  
SANGERS, Kyle Kingston, ON Junior, Men – Performance  
GRIMM, Nick North Vancouver, BC Junior, Men – Performance  
ALLISON, Tyler Whistler, BC Junior, Men – Development  
SUHAN, Riley Golden, BC Junior, Men – Development  
MARSHAL, Chayse Kamloops, BC Junior, Men – Development  
       
COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF      
NAME HOMETOWN FUNCTION CATEGORY
PROULX, Dan Kelowna, BC Head Coach XCO – Performance
HUGHES, Ian Bromont, QC Head Coach XCO – Development
PENDREL, Geoff Harvey Station, NB Head Coach DH, 4X
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KELLY, Scott Guelph, ON Head Mechanic  
HAVILLAND, Kevin Georgetown, ON Assistant Mechanic  
WOOLES, Andrea North Vancouver, BC IST Manager  
LINAKER, Kelly Melbourne, AUS Soigneur  
BAKER, Tara Vancouver, BC Soigneur  
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MATHIEU, Greg Ottawa, ON Secretary General  
LANDRY, Jacques Ottawa, ON Team Leader  
VIPOND, Nicholas Ottawa, ON Team Manager  
NAPERT-FRENETTE, Guy Calgary, AB Media Attaché  
       
LEGEND:      
CC: Current Canadian Champion (as of August 6th, 2010)      
O: Olympian      
OM: Olympic Medalist      

MEDIA ACCREDITATION

For media accreditation, please contact Marie-Claire d’Aoust, (mcdaoust@gestev.com), Director of Media Relations for Gestev, the organizing committee of the 2010 UCI Mountain Bike and Trial World Championships.

MEDIA INTERVIEWS

Interviews with athletes and coaches leading up to the 2010 Mountain Bike World Championships can be arranged by contacting Guy Napert-Frenette of the Canadian Cycling Association at (403) 614-4275 or cycling@performancepr.ca.

ABOUT THE UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE & TRIALS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Mountain Bike World Cup Corporation in Mont Sainte-Anne is happy to host 2010 UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships. Since 1991, the venue has received a UCI World Cup and became a pure classic for the riders all around the world. This year, for the Worlds, more than 850 athletes from 50 countries, 350 journalists and 1000 volunteers will join the organisation to celebrate 20 years of mountain bike in Mont Sainte-Anne! For more details, visit www.montsainteanne2010.com.



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