Scott Claims Second Straight Queen of Crankworx Title

Jordy Scott claimed the 2026 Queen of Crankworx overall title at the first-ever Grand Final in Mont-Sainte-Anne, securing her second consecutive crown in the multi-discipline mountain bike series.

A decisive run on fresh terrain

The final Sunday brought clear skies after a wet week. The Air DH course was one of two new permanent tracks built into the mountain. Scott took the start knowing a result would seal the title.

She clocked 2:45.942, the fastest women’s time, beating Norway’s Mille Johnset by just over seven-tenths of a second. Taylor Ostgaard finished third. The win delivered the points she needed, officially locking the overall crown before the dual slalom had even begun.

From third place to back-to-back crowns

The defence had looked uncertain mid-season. At Whistler, Scott sat third in the standings, trailing Jenna Hastings by a margin that demanded a strong comeback. By the SilverStar stop she had closed the gap to 43 points and moved past Sabina Košárková, arriving at the finale within striking distance.

Hours after the Air DH, Scott won the dual slalom ahead of Johnset and Martha Gill, stacking another 100 points onto an already decisive lead. Behind her, Canadian Isla O’Connor rode a consistent weekend into second overall, with Johnset third.

The season finale marked a milestone for the tour, held on permanent new infrastructure at a historic venue. Scott had first taken the crown in 2025 by dethroning Martha Gill at Whistler. A year later, on a different mountain and after a harder path, she kept it.