Canada has four new enduro national champions. Elliot Jamieson and Elly Hoskin claimed the elite titles at the 2026 Canadian Enduro Championships in Bromont, Que., over the weekend, leading a strong British Columbia showing.
Quebec answered in the junior categories, with Andy Hudon and Maude Belliveau both taking national titles.
Jamieson takes the elite men’s title
Jamieson came out on top of the elite men’s field, beating fellow British Columbia rider Lief Rodgers for the maple leaf jersey. Quebec’s Adam Robbins completed the podium in third. Jamieson won the title last year, so he was able to defend the jersey.
Behind them, Quebec riders packed the top 10. Loic Hudon finished fourth, Alexis Gagne fifth and Benjamin Despres-Morin sixth. Simon Chapdelaine, Antoine Berube, Marc-Olivier Lévesque and Ian Letourneau completed the top 10.
Hoskin on the top
British Columbia had a good control over the elite women’s podium. Hoskin, racing for The Movement-Devinci, took the Canadian championship ahead of Blueprint Racing Commencal’s Geza Rodgers.
Bromont local Camille Bernard finished third.
Quebec’s Juliette Tétreault finished fourth with Audrey Parisien-Riopel fifth.
Quebec answers in the juniors
Quebec’s riders in the junior categories were not to be beaten though. Andy Hudon of Commencal Équipe Gravité SL won the junior men’s championship ahead of British Columbia’s Nolan Weiss. Hudon’s teammate Ludovic Laliberté finished third, putting two Quebec riders on the podium. Luka Markon and Levi Rubuliak, both from B.C., rounded out the top five.
Ontario’s Tristan Genier was the top rider from the province, finishing 10th, while fellow Ontarian Shawn Vernooy finished 12th.
In the junior women’s race, Maude Belliveau of Club de vélo de montagne de Rimouski took the Canadian title.
British Columbia’s Keely Bathurst finished second with Quebec’s Elodie Belisle completing the podium in third.
B.C. and Quebec split the jerseys
By the end of the weekend, the national titles had been divided neatly between two provinces.
British Columbia took both elite championships courtesy of Jamieson and Hoskin. Quebec answered with Hudon and Belliveau sweeping the junior titles.
2026 Canadian Enduro Championships
Elite men
Elliot Jamieson — British Columbia
Lief Rodgers — British Columbia
Adam Robbins — Quebec
Loic Hudon — Quebec
Alexis Gagne — Quebec
Benjamin Despres-Morin — Quebec
Simon Chapdelaine — Quebec
Antoine Berube — Quebec
Marc-Olivier Lévesque — Quebec
Ian Letourneau — Quebec
Elite women
Elly Hoskin — British Columbia
Geza Rodgers — British Columbia
Camille Bernard — Canada
Juliette Tétreault — Quebec
Audrey Parisien-Riopel — Quebec
Alexandra Galarneau — Canada
Junior men
Andy Hudon — Quebec
Nolan Weiss — British Columbia
Ludovic Laliberté — Quebec
Luka Markon — British Columbia
Levi Rubuliak — British Columbia
Zac Pelletier — Quebec
Noa Papillon — Quebec
Romeo Roquebrune — Quebec
Roman Gaudreault — Quebec
Tristan Genier — Ontario
Junior women
Maude Belliveau — Quebec
Keely Bathurst — British Columbia
Elodie Belisle — Quebec