May 20 was the first motocross race in Quebec. It was a Challenge Quebec 2.0 provincial series race. Challenge Quebec is a Quebec City oriented series, so Eve used it as a warm-up for our CMRC Provincial. Eve didn’t know what to expect as it was her first ever race in the Women A class. Participating in the women A class is big step-up for Eve as she is only 12 years old competing against grown up Women. She quickly set the pace in practice, setting up the fastest lap time of all the girls and women present that day. Both race went identical, while battling for the holeshot in the first corner against Ontario’s Chloe Poncia-Myre, Eve quickly made the pass and never looked back making it for a perfect weekend.
May 26-27 was our first Quebec Provincial round. All the fast women would be there. This was the real test. Saturday was the Women Open class. Eve looked good in practice and quickly set the pace in the first race. She had an OK start, made a couple of passes and finished first at her first ever race in the Provincial Women A class. Second race started out to be identical as the first one and Eve was riding in first place when she made a mistake and went off-track going up a hill. She ended up finishing 17 for a 6th place Overall.
Eve also race the schoolboy class on Saturday finishing 8th overall.
Sunday was the Women A class. Eve went 1–1 for the day but got docked 5 positions for jumping on a yellow flag and ended up finishing 2nd overall behind her teammate on the Duroy KTM team Alexandra Raymond. Eve clearly showed that if she stays mistake free, she could be the girl to beat in Quebec this summer. Eve also raced the supermini class on Sunday finishing 7th.
From there, Eve will work hard to bring her newly found speed at every provincial race this summer and carry her momentum at the Loretta Lynn Regional qualifier June 16-17.
Eve couldn’t achieve all this without her supporter:
- Michel and the rest of the Langelier-Lanoue Racing team
- Gaetan and Jef @ Duroy KTM
- Motovan.com
- Olivier @ OCS for having believe in Eve these past 2 years and working hard giving her the best suspension possible.
- KTM Canada (the 150SX suits Eve’s riding style perfectly)
- Marco and Isabel @ Forma boots
- Ride engineering for that secret weapon Eve has behind her front number plate ;)
And all of her supporter that believed in her from the beginning. (Merci @Taillefer121)
Eve also race the schoolboy class on Saturday finishing 8th overall.
Sunday was the Women A class. Eve went 1–1 for the day but got docked 5 positions for jumping on a yellow flag and ended up finishing 2nd overall behind her teammate on the Duroy KTM team Alexandra Raymond. Eve clearly showed that if she stays mistake free, she could be the girl to beat in Quebec this summer. Eve also raced the supermini class on Sunday finishing 7th.
From there, Eve will work hard to bring her newly found speed at every provincial race this summer and carry her momentum at the Loretta Lynn Regional qualifier June 16-17.
Eve couldn’t achieve all this without her supporter:
- Michel and the rest of the Langelier-Lanoue Racing team
- Gaetan and Jef @ Duroy KTM
- Motovan.com
- Olivier @ OCS for having believe in Eve these past 2 years and working hard giving her the best suspension possible.
- KTM Canada (the 150SX suits Eve’s riding style perfectly)
- Marco and Isabel @ Forma boots
- Ride engineering for that secret weapon Eve has behind her front number plate ;)
And all of her supporter that believed in her from the beginning. (Merci @Taillefer121)
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