Morgane Dornic Wins 32 km Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean In Québec
Morgane Dornic Wins 32 km Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean In Québec
Courtesy of Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean, Québec, Canada. Morgane Dornic won the biggest race in her career in a 8 hour 34 second victory at the 2019 Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean in Quebec, Canada. Overall Results:
Morgane Dornic Wins 32 km Traversée internationale du lac St-Jean In Québec- Marcel Schouten (Netherlands) 7:13:31
- Christopher Deegan (Australia) 7:23:16
- Matias Diaz Hernandez (Argentina) 7:32:41
- Edoardo Stochino (Italy) 7:35:33
- Evgenij Pop Acev (Macedonia) 7:37:59
- Damian Blaum (Argentina) 7:42:21
- Lars Bottelier (Netherlands) 7:42:37
- Samuel Matte (Canada) 7:45:39
- Morgane Dornic (France) 8:00:34 [first female]
- Aleksandar Ilievski (Macedonia) 8:08:00
- Pilar Geijo (Argentina) 8:12:40 [second female]
- Aquiles Balaudo (Argentina) 8:22:19
- Alice Franco (Italy) 8:23:07 [third female]
- Marie-Laurence Lortie (Canada) 8:36:06 [fourth female]
- Daira Eluney Marin (Argentina) 9:00:08 [fifth female]
- Sandra Frimerman-Bergquist (USA) 9:32:55 [sixth female]
- Rita Vanesa Garcia (Argentina) 9:38:0
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