September 23, 2015 (Ottawa, ON) – Registration is now live for the 2015 Canadian Track Cycling Championships which will be held October 7-11 in Milton, ON. Athletes from across the country will convene in Milton, the home of Canada’s National Track Cycling program, with hopes of securing the coveted Red and White jersey in five days of Championships events.

The velodrome at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton welcomed the best of the Americas this past July during the 2015 Pan-American and Parapan-American Games. Cycling Canada’s national team athletes electrified the Milton crowds in July, collecting a total of thirteen medals at the velodrome.

The 2015 Canadian Track Championships promises to be a special opportunity to witness a talented group of up-and-coming athletes as they square off on the boards versus Canada’s top track cyclists. The spectacular venue places the fan right in the heart of the action.

Register for the 2015 Canadian Track Championships here! Early registration fees (20$ savings) are valid until September 28 at Noon Eastern Time. Registration closes on October 4, 2015, at 11:59 pm ET. Full event schedules and details are available in the Event Technical Guide, which is available on the Cycling Canada website here.

Racing action will get underway Wednesday, October 7th and run through Sunday, October 11th. Spectators will require tickets for the evening sessions on October 7th, 8th and 9th. Tickets are available here. The events will be free for spectators for all other sessions.

The Championship weekend will also feature a special celebration of the inaugural class of inductees into Cycling Canada’s Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 10th. An unveiling of commemorative plaques will take place at 11 am at the velodrome followed at Noon by a luncheon. Tickets for the Hall of Fame luncheon are available here.

Individuals interested in volunteering for this event can send an email with their availabilities to Mel Crosby m.crosby@sympatico.ca, who will be coordinating the volunteers for the Champions