That’s yet another World Cup in the bag with Mont Saint Anne delivering the goods for well into two decades of top level racing.
If you haven’t seen the results or watched the live feed earlier on, look away now…
Rachel Atherton made good her two and a half second deficit on Tahnee Seagrave in qualifying by taking the finals by a cool five seconds in a focused, attacking run.
Troy Brosnan looked to have sealed a win with a flawless run, but it would be the current World Champion, Loic Bruni who would banish his bad luck and daemons to win his second World Cup by less than half a second. He would be the first French rider to win in Mont Saint Anne for over a decade
Amaury Pierron sealed the deal on the World Cup overall by finishing ahead of Loris Vergier, despite a massive crash in practice this morning.
