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ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappbikers take the podium at national downhill champs

Miranda Miller and local athletes race at Panorama resort
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Squamish's Madison Skrypnek and Bailey Goldstone take first and second place for the Junior Women.

As the Canadian National Championships for downhill and endurance mountain biking crossed the finish line, a number of ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappathletes landed a spot on the podium.

Squamish’s Remi Gauvin became the first official Canadian Enduro National Champion when he won the enduro with a time of 33:33:16. He later came in 11th place in Elite Men in his category’s downhill race.

Miranda Miller found herself celebrating on the podium twice during the championships, which were on July 28 at Panorama Mountain Resort. The ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappbiker took third place for Elite Women with a time of 3:36.85 +11.14. Miller earned her spot on the podium for a second time during the championships after her enduro race at 41:48.88, putting her in second place for Elite Women.

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Race results for ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµappriders:

Enduro:

Remi Gauvin 1st in Elite Men

Rhys Verner 2nd in Elite Men

Miranda Miller 2nd in Elite Women

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Downhill:

Jakob Jewett 1st in U17 boys

Coen Skrypneck 3rd in U17 boys

Seth Sherlock 1st in Junior Expert men

Dane Jewett 3rd in U15 boys

Remi Gauvin 11th in Elite men

Maddie Skrypneck 1st in Junior Women

Bailey Goldstone 2nd in Junior Women

Miranda Miller 3rd in Elite WomenÌý

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***Please note this story has been corrected. It previously grouped some results in the incorrect category. Also, Remi Gauvin's placement was incorrectly stated.

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