Canadian speed skaters look to build off nationals as short track World Cup begins

Canada's Courtney Sarault, seen above in 2022, is hoping to build on her success from nationals when the short track speed skating World Cup begins on Friday in Montreal.

Olympic speed skater Courtney Sarault was filled with doubt ahead of the Canadian short-track national championships at the end of September.

Live coverage of the first event will be available on Saturday and Sunday at 1:32 p.m. ET on CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem. She says it was "a little scary" going into nationals with more load in her legs, but that her stubbornness helped overpower any exhaustion. The 22-year-old from Montreal enters his hometown events still seeking the first individual World Cup medal of his career.Team Canada coach Sebastien Cros believes Dandjinou has been knocking on the door for a couple years, but has struggled with consistency in the past.

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