Michael Leonard, representing Ineos Grenadiers, claimed his first elite men's time trial title at the Canadian Road National Championships. The 21-year-old cyclist completed the challenging 34km course in a time of 40:29, securing a victory over his Israel-Premier Tech teammates, with runner-up Derek Gee finishing 35 seconds behind and third-placed Pier-André Côté trailing by 39 seconds. This win is a significant milestone in Leonard's burgeoning cycling career as he continues to develop his talent at a national level. The racers will soon return to Saint-Georges for a longer road race of 197.6 km.
Michael Leonard, at just 21 years old, secured his first elite men's time trial title, demonstrating impressive speed over the 34km course at the Canadian Championships.
Following his win, Leonard finished the course in an impressive 40:29, outpacing the competition significantly and marking a major milestone in his cycling career.
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