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Sarault shines, mixed relay team finishes fourth in 2,000M at Short Track World Tour

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Canada’s mixed relay team at the ISU Short Track World Tour event in Vancouver finished fourth in the 2,000-metre race with a time of 2:47.791, behind gold medalists Netherlands (2:37.593), Korea (2:38.526), and Poland (2:38.776). Despite this result, Montreal skater Courtney Sarault performed well individually, securing second place in the women’s 500-metres A final with a time of 42.959, followed by victories in the women’s 1,500-metres final (2:28.091) and contributing to the men's team winning silver in the 5,000-metre relay.

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On October 25, 2026, Canada's mixed relay team of Courtney Sarault, Felix Roussel, Claudia Gagnon, and Steven Dubois finished fourth in the 2,000-meter final at the ISU Short Track World Tour event in Vancouver. The Netherlands won gold with a time of 2:37.593, followed by South Korea (2:38.526) and Poland (2:38.776). Canada's team clocked in at 2:47.791, missing the podium. Later, Sarault secured a second-place finish in the women’s 500-meter A final with a time of 42.959, just behind Xandra Velzeboer of the Netherlands (42.563).

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The team of Courtney Sarault, Felix Roussel and Claudia Gagnon, all of Montreal, and Steven Dubois of Terrebonne, Que., finished fourth in the 2,000-metres mixed final at the Pacific Coliseum.

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2026-10-26 · Toronto Star

Sarault shines, mixed relay team finishes fourth in 2,000M at Short Track World Tour · assertive framing

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Canada’s mixed relay team came up just short of a podium finish on Sunday at the ISU Short Track World Tour event in Vancouver. asserted

team → come → Vancouver

But the day ended well when the Canadian men’s team finished second in the 5,000-metres relay event. asserted

team → end → event

The team of Courtney Sarault, Felix Roussel and Claudia Gagnon, all of Montreal, and Steven Dubois of Terrebonne, Que., finished fourth in the 2,000-metres mixed final at the Pacific Coliseum. asserted

team → finish → Coliseum

The Netherlands skated to gold in 2:37.593, the Republic of Korea was next at 2:38.526 and Poland was third in 2:38.776. asserted

Poland → skate → 2:38.776

The Canadian crew finished in a disappointing 2:47.791. asserted

crew → finish → 2:47.791

Sarault shook off the fourth-place finish a couple hours later when she finished second in the women’s 500-metres A final. asserted

she → shake → final

The Canadian finished behind Xandra Velzeboer of the Netherlands, who clocked a 42.563 time. asserted

who → finish → time

Sarault finished in 42.959. asserted

Sarault → finish → 42.959

Jianing Zhang of China won the race in 43.910, while Jean-Baptiste of Laval, Que., finished in 44.160 and Brunelle of Trois-Rivières, Que., at 44.324. asserted

Baptiste → win → 44.324

Sarault continued to shine later in the evening, winning the women’s 1,500-metres final in 2:28.091. asserted

Sarault → continue → 2:28.091

She just beat Hanne Desmet to the finish line as the Belgium skater clocked in at 2:28.129. asserted

skater → beat → 2:28.129

Roussel regrouped after the mixed relay final and finished fifth in the men’s 1,500 metres final. asserted

Roussel → regroup → metres

His time of 2:20.543 was behind winner Jens Van’t Wout of the Netherlands, who clocked in at 2:20.025. asserted

who → clock → 2:20.025

Rousel, along with Dubois, Mathieu Pelletier of Laval, Que., and Maxime Laoun of Montreal, finished second overall in the men’s 5,000-metres relay with a time of 7:35.715. asserted