June 7, 2005 — The 16th annual Welland Rose Festival Citizens race got underway under warm, muggy conditions in Chippawa Park, Welland on Sunday, June 5. A mixed field of Senior and Master riders lined … READ MORE →

June 7, 2005 — The Pedal Forum will back on line shortly. We had some server problems related to hackers and other sites were involved in this matter which delayed progress more than we anticipated. … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 — Roland Green (BC, Kona) won the men’s edition of Canada Cup cross-country #3 yesterday, finishing five laps of the 9.5-kilometre course in 2:08:35.9. Kris Sneddon (BC, Kona-Les Gets) finished second, … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 — In our 2005 Wachovia USPRO Championships Report we neglected to mention and include in our standings that Canada’s Dominique Perras (Kodak Sierra Nevada) placed 18th and was the top Canadian. We … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 (Victoria, BC) — Specifically designed for high school-aged cyclists new to the sport, the Giant SpeedSeries Clinics offer novice cyclists the knowledge and skill-base to comfortably, safely and successfully ride in a … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 – 2-Wheel Sports, the New-Albany, Indiana -based cycling event management/marketing company, announced today the addition of a new event to its annual line-up of races. The Papa John’s Pizza “Labor Day … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 (Canmore, AB) — As reported in the Calgary Herald police have identified that Isabelle Dube was killed by a grizzly bear on a popular hiking trail near Canmore, west of Calgary.Dube, a … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 – Well our first 4X ever in Ontario was a blast, the course was in great shape thanks to Joe Chappell and his crew.Unfortunately the weather wasn’t cooperating down near the GTA … READ MORE →

June 6, 2005 – The whole Symmetrics team knew Sunday was going to be a hard test. The course was only 120km but with 7,500 ft of climbing that started after a 30 km descent … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 — In the men’s race, some early splitting of the pack led to a large, 40-plus man break that gained more than seven minutes before the pack — led by CSC, which … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 – Riders got to play on a brand new downhill course, designed and built just for the World Cup this weekend. Precipitation overnight turned the grassy bottom section of the 1.5-kilometre course … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 — Here are the results for the Elite Men’s and Women’s cross country races today at Hardwood Hills, ON at round #3 of the MTB Canada Cup 2005.Results (Provisional)Elite Men1. Roland Green … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 — Here are the results from the Rose Festival Criterium 2005 presented by the St. Catharines Cycling Club and held Sunday June 5, 2005.ResultsBeginner Results – 28.0 km – Average Speed 39.54 … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 – Here are the results from yesterday’s Saturday Night Racing at the Forest City Velodrome in London, Ontario. Flying Lap 1. Rapley, Brooks 68 8.61 12. Martin, Taylor 19 9.06 23. Black, Kevin 46 9.47 34. De Jong, Vince 52 9.66 45. Robinson, Matt 70 9.84 56. … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 – Stage 3: 10. 5 mile Scenic Gorge TT – in the TT in the morning on a hard 10.5 miles out and back course Svein Tuft (Symmetrics) won handily over teammate … READ MORE →

June 5, 2005 — Ina Yoko Teutenberg (T-Mobile) has won the Women’s Wachovia Liberty Classic over Regina Schleicher (Nurnberger) in a tight race to the finish.Chris Wherry (Health Net) has captured the biggest prize in … READ MORE →

June 4, 2005 — Spectators were treated to an exciting and close short track race for the Elite Men. A pack of 10 racers stayed together for the first 1/2 of the race, before being … READ MORE →

June 4, 2005 — Sabine Spitz (Specialized) missed the top spot on the podium at the 4th UCI MTB World Cup in Willingen, Germany. The German champion tried to ambush the dominance of the Series’ … READ MORE →

June 4, 2005 — The MTB Canada Cup XC at Hardwood Hills tomorrow has an all-star lineup for this tune-up to the MTB Nationals next week. On the men’s side, they’ll be world-cup contenders Roland … READ MORE →

June 4, 2005 – The 2005 Wachovia USPRO Championship celebrates its 21st year of professional international cycling in Philadelphia with more than 200 of the world’s top professional male cyclists descending upon the streets of … READ MORE →

June 4, 2005 – Svein Tuft (Symmetrics Cycling) won the opening 2.5 mile prologue taking the leaders jersey to Stage 2. Tuft posted a time of 5:00.9. Russell Stevenson (Benaroya Research) was 2nd in 5:07.3 … READ MORE →

June 2, 2005 – The Jamis Canada Cup presented by Sport Swap and the entire AdventureFest weekend at Hardwood Hills is gearing up fast!Saturday will feature many events new to cyclists with three different Adventure … READ MORE →

June 2, 2005 (Vancouver, BC) — Vancouver’s beautiful Stanley Park again plays host to one of the most scenic bike races around. A tight winding circuit at the Brockton Point area of the park provides … READ MORE →

June 2, 2005 (Montreal, Quebec) — Australian Oenone Wood (Nurnberger — Versicherung) won a brilliant and well-deserved GC victory at the Tour du Grand Montréal. She and her team controlled a last, animated stage full … READ MORE →

June 2, 2005 (Trenton, NJ) – Gordon Fraser (Health Net Maxxis), current Canadian national road champion, took home the second event of the Wachovia Cycling Series in Trenton on Thursday. This is the second win … READ MORE →