Québec

Jul 11, 2025, Canada

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A course built for bike specialists, the final North American World Cup stop mixed plenty of tech with a Full Distance course designed to carry speed through every section.

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Full Distance Results

Times, splits and points from stop 5.

Felix Forissier and Marta Menditto Set the Pace in Quebec

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Absolutely no momentum lost over the mid-season break. World Cup racing returned at full speed on the fast-flowing trails of Empire 47, with Felix Forissier and Marta Menditto each claiming a vital win and 100 series points in Quebec. Felix needed just 2:31:17 to take the men’s title, while Marta sealed the women’s race in 2:59:33. With just two Full Distance and two Short Track races remaining, the pro series now heads into the final straight—through Czech, Germany, and the ultimate showdown in Molveno.

Men's Full Distance Results

1

2:31:17

Swim:

21:18

Bike:

1:22:52

Run:

46:00

Points:

100

Total:

467

Rank:

3

2

2:31:51

Swim:

21:19

Bike:

1:23:03

Run:

46:30

Points:

90

Total:

468

Rank:

2

3

2:32:32

Swim:

22:52

Bike:

1:22:00

Run:

46:48

Points:

82

Total:

498

Rank:

1

4

2:33:22

Swim:

22:48

Bike:

1:22:05

Run:

47:24

Points:

75

Total:

391

Rank:

5

5

2:34:27

Swim:

22:56

Bike:

1:21:00

Run:

49:12

Points:

69

Total:

375

Rank:

6

6

2:38:37

Swim:

21:01

Bike:

1:26:07

Run:

50:18

Points:

63

Total:

63

Rank:

24

7

2:39:39

Swim:

22:47

Bike:

1:27:26

Run:

48:09

Points:

58

Total:

427

Rank:

4

8

2:43:03

Swim:

22:05

Bike:

1:26:02

Run:

53:54

Points:

53

Total:

339

Rank:

7

9

2:44:40

Swim:

22:50

Bike:

1:31:33

Run:

49:02

Points:

49

Total:

225

Rank:

9

10

2:46:11

Swim:

22:19

Bike:

1:29:57

Run:

52:28

Points:

45

Total:

105

Rank:

16

11

2:47:16

Swim:

21:29

Bike:

1:30:44

Run:

53:26

Points:

41

Total:

137

Rank:

12

12

2:52:09

Swim:

22:51

Bike:

1:32:44

Run:

54:55

Points:

37

Total:

68

Rank:

22

13

2:54:45

Swim:

25:43

Bike:

1:33:44

Run:

54:05

Points:

34

Total:

51

Rank:

29

14

2:55:49

Swim:

29:22

Bike:

1:33:05

Run:

51:26

Points:

31

Total:

52

Rank:

28

15

2:57:17

Swim:

26:40

Bike:

1:31:51

Run:

57:08

Points:

28

Total:

28

Rank:

39

16

3:09:36

Swim:

21:01

Bike:

1:53:26

Run:

53:48

Points:

25

Total:

25

Rank:

41

17

3:14:25

Swim:

30:26

Bike:

1:43:49

Run:

58:45

Points:

23

Total:

23

Rank:

43

Women's Full Distance Results

1

2:59:33

Swim:

25:58

Bike:

1:36:11

Run:

56:13

Points:

100

Total:

470

Rank:

2

2

3:04:22

Swim:

24:50

Bike:

1:37:30

Run:

1:00:55

Points:

90

Total:

327

Rank:

5

3

3:09:36

Swim:

24:50

Bike:

1:43:31

Run:

1:00:03

Points:

82

Total:

294

Rank:

7

4

3:11:49

Swim:

27:17

Bike:

1:44:33

Run:

58:45

Points:

75

Total:

379

Rank:

3

5

3:16:37

Swim:

27:16

Bike:

1:48:34

Run:

59:33

Points:

69

Total:

333

Rank:

4

6

3:26:07

Swim:

27:25

Bike:

1:46:20

Run:

1:10:27

Points:

63

Total:

157

Rank:

8

7

3:27:53

Swim:

26:03

Bike:

1:53:05

Run:

1:07:22

Points:

58

Total:

150

Rank:

9

8

3:39:38

Swim:

26:44

Bike:

2:01:26

Run:

1:09:18

Points:

53

Total:

131

Rank:

13

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Full Distance - Story of the Race

A lightning-fast start in Lac Delage as Quebec kicks off the second half of the pro series.
Eyes firmly set on reclaiming the golden jersey, Felix Forissier leads the men out of the water in 21:18.
Emma Ducreux and Romy Spoelder set the pace for the women, exiting the water in 24:50.
Hitting the trails of Empire 47, Ben Forbes unleashed the skills he'd been showing in practice all week, laying down a bike split of 1:21:00.
Locking in the second- and third-fastest bike splits of the day, Arthur Forissier and Kieran McPherson worked to close the gap to the front.
Meanwhile, up front, Felix Forissier and Michele Bonacina continued the game of cat and mouse that had started at the gun.
A strong ride from France’s Emma Ducreux kept her in contention through the middle section of the race.
But it was on the bike that Marta Menditto began to take charge, putting down the best split of the day—1:36:11.
Starting her strongest discipline in the lead, Marta Menditto never looked back as she tore through the 11K run in the Laurentian forest.
Pushing Forissier to the very end, Michele Bonacina clocked an impressive 46:30 on the final section.
But it was the 30-second gap that Felix Forissier pulled out on the run that proved decisive in the battle between the Frenchman and the Italian.
Felix Forissier is now unbeaten in four consecutive Full Distance races and within striking distance of taking the series lead.
A first World Cup win for Marta Menditto—and another return to the podium for both Emma Ducreux and Romy Spoelder.
Quebec done and dusted. Next up: the notorious party in Prachatice as the series heads to Czech.

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