He’ll need a repeat performance Saturday to cement his World Cup spot. All of them took turns last season at gracing the World Cup podium. And that elevates our game once we hit the World Cup circuit and eventually go on to the world championships.”Boisvert-Lacroix, of Sherbrooke, Que., was the top Canadian sprinter at the 2016 world championships with a bronze medal, and that gives him an automatic berth on the fall World Cup team. The 500 metres is not his specialty, but the four-time Olympic medallist was disappointed nevertheless. Marsha Hudey, of White City, Sask., posted a personal best of 37.54 seconds to win the women’s 500 metres.

Source: National Post October 22, 2016 03:11 UTC