Quebec hosts cycling world championships and sees trampoline success

The UCI Road World Championships recently concluded in Quebec, Canada, with American cyclist Brandon McNulty winning the men's elite road race. The 273.7 km course began at Quartier Dix30 in Brossard and traversed several municipalities in Montérégie, including Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Mont-Saint-Hilaire, before finishing with 12 laps of the Mont-Royal circuit in Montreal.

Tourisme Montérégie projects the event generated between $6 million and $8 million in total economic and media value. Direct impacts from accommodation, venue rentals, and food services are estimated to exceed $1.3 million, alongside approximately $1.9 million in media value.

In trampoline sports, Quebec athletes secured two silver medals at the Trampoline World Cup in Riccione, Italy. Sophiane Méthot and Sarah Milette earned silver in the women's synchronized event with a score of 48.960, finishing behind China. Additionally, the duo of Sarah Milette and Étienne Cloutier took silver in the mixed synchronized event with a score of 50.240.