Ryder Wilson wins his first World Cup in Lake Placid - Canadian Cycling Magazine
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At the final race of 2026, Canadian national champion Ryder Wilson has his first World Cup win. The Vancouver Island rider smoothed out the relentless tech of Lake Placid’s World Cup track to set the fastest junior men’s time on Saturday.
It’s a huge result for Team High Country’s resident Canuck. Wilson nearly had his first World Cup podium last week in Whistler. Wilson finished fourth in his home World Cup, even after a crash in the final section of woods just a couple hundred metres from the finish line.
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