Canadian Pro Racers Face Off In Squamish Enduro
On Sunday, April 21st, professional Enduro racers from around British Columbia raced in the Squamish Enduro.
Some of the fastest racers on the Enduro World Cup are local to Squamish and they certainly came ready to race.
Squamish Enduro
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See the pro results below.
Women's Top 5
Position Name Total time
1st Emmy LAN 20:56.761
2nd Miranda MILLER 21:27.942
3rd Andréane LANTHIER NADEAU 21:29.403
4th Tori WOOD 22:38.294
5th Marie CORRIVEAU 23:01.875
Emmy Lan improved on her second place from 2023 while “retired” pro Miranda Miller got second. ALN, the defending champ, had troubles on early stages but won stages 3 and 4. Unfortunately for her, it was not quite enough to pull back.
Men's Top 5
Position Name Total time
1st Jesse MELAMED 16:23.351
2nd Rhys VERNER 16:34.802
3rd Jack MENZIES 16:53.953
4th Kasper WOOLLEY 16:55.364
5th Lief RODGERS 17:05.345
In the Pro men. Jesse Melamed unseated defending champ Rhys Verner. Melamed’s teammate Jack Menzies got third.
Lief Rodgers had a promising result. After a successful U21 campaign with four World Cup podiums, Rodgers made a statement that he is ready for the big leagues, beating some established pro racers.
See the full results from the day here.
Squamish Enduro
The Squamish Enduro is unique because of the courses that are chosen for the event. The organizers do not shy away from sending racers down spicy rock slabs.
Jack Menzies discovered the downsides of rock rolls at race pace.
Thankfully, he was okay after this one and continued on to get third on the day. Jesse Melamed was not immune to the carnage either. Watch his crash in the second slide below.
The atmosphere around the race is exactly what is expected from a trail town like Squamish. Watch Jesse Melamed take on the final section of the race to a cheering crowd below.
Though the Squamish Enduro is a popular early-season race for pros in their home town it is the atmosphere that sets it apart.
Former Enduro pro and current freeride coach and YouTuber Yoann Barelli even joined in on the action. Watch him take the race line on the final rock roll on his way to 12th place below.
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