Andréane
Lanthier Nadeau
Andréane
Lanthier Nadeau
Lanthier Nadeau
ALN
DISCIPLINE
EnduroHOMETOWN
Québec city, QCWITH US SINCE
2010Bagging some top results with multiple podiums and stage wins, Andréane is now established herself as a top contender at the highest level of racing on the Enduro World Series.
Andréane Lanthier Nadeau, or ALN for short, was shaped from a young age by years of cross-country racing while growing up in Québec. She raced cross-country on the international circuit aboard her Rocky Mountain Vertex as a junior, U23, and Elite. Moving out west to initially pursue her Olympic dream, she found herself reminded of the thrill that bikes can bring. BC is a place where she renewed with how much fun she has on her bike, and quickly graduated to trails that required a bit more than a Vertex. This transition led her to step away from XC and start racing Enduro.
After borrowing Jesse’s altitude and race jersey for her first ever EWS in Whistler in 2015, and finishing her BSc. in Psychology at Uvic, her professional career really started to shape up.
ALN plans on continuing to work hard in order to remain at the sharp edge of racing while sharing her passion for bikes with younger riders to inspire them to dream big.
Follow Andréane:
@andreaneln
What ALN rides
Altitude
Race circuits or Sunday Shreds, the Altitude has you covered. Purpose-built and race-proven, it’s the ultimate enduro weapon for demolishing steep trails and making every session faster.
Slayer
Smash every trail in total confidence. The Slayer was right there at the start of the freeride movement, and that “heritage-of-send” lives on. Longer and slacker than ever, expect villainous levels of confidence when ripping big mountain trails or devouring the park.
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Climb fast. Descend even faster. Purpose-built to hit the precise sweet spot between lightweight cross country climbing prowess and technical precision, the Element is the best of both worlds and more.
Whether it’s podium finishes, fresh loam, packed berms, or bowling, Crans-Montana had it all. Tune in to Episode 4 of The Jank Files, before we head south to Finale Ligure!
