August 3, 2004 – This 183-mile ride on rural backroads in Western Washington, begins at Seattle’s Sand Point Magnuson Park on Friday, August 6, and ends at Vancouver BC’s Coast Plaza Suite Hotel … READ MORE →

August 3, 2004 – “City Council has unanimously approved road closures and have bent over backwards to ensure this event happens to the best of our ability,” were words from Steve Hollingshead, one of the … READ MORE →

August 3, 2004 – With Superweek all but a memory for another year, Cycling BC would like to recognize several important individuals that have contributed to the sport of road cycling. These individuals played key … READ MORE →

August 3, 2004 — The Norba #6 weekend at Schweitzer Mountain wrapped up yesterday with some high-speed downhill action. The dusty course dropped 580 metres over four kilometres. Canada’s Dustin Adams (Giant/Pearl Izumi) put … READ MORE →

August 3, 2004 – Canada’s Michelle Dumaresq (Santa Cruz) put herself on the podium when she finished third in the women’s mountain cross event. The new course was a tough one and it … READ MORE →

August 2, 2004 – The final day at Schweitzer Mountain Resort featured dramatic short track competitions on a course filled with climbing and little room for tactical moves. Alison Dunlap (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Geoff … READ MORE →

August 2, 2004 – The 100K BMC New York City Cycling Championship was held earlier yesterday on the streets of lower Manhattan, through the financial district centered on Wall Street and Water Streets. The 1.2-mile … READ MORE →

August 2, 2004 – It was an electrifying last day of racing at the Junior World Championships in Los Angeles, California filled with crashes, attacks and hat-tricks. In the men’s Madison event it was … READ MORE →

August 2, 2004 – Stu O’Grady, hot off the Tour de France, took an impressive win yesterday at the HEW Cyclassics World Cup, beating Quick Step’s Paolo Bettini and World Champion Igor Astraloa (Lampre). … READ MORE →

August 1, 2004 -Team USA’s Michael Blatchford came agonizingly close to winning a world title today in the men’s sprint, finishing second to Australia’s Shane Perkins to claim the silver medal. One … READ MORE →

August 1, 2004 – The folks at Lake to Lake Events are pleased to announce the 1st annual Lake to Lake North Mountain Bike Classic, to be held on Sunday August 15th. A 35 km … READ MORE →

August 1, 2004 – Health Net’s Scott Moninger took the sixth stage of Toona yesterday, and Canada’s Lyne Bessette took the women’s . Health Net’s John Lieswyn now leads the race, … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 – The sixth stop of the NORBA National Championship Series continued today with the Pro men’s and women’s cross-country races that saw five Olympians take to the trail.Posting a win … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 – Colavita’s Aaron Olson and Genesis Scuba’s Tina Pic tookthe fifth stage of Toona yesterday. Webcor’s Chris Horner and Quark’s LyneBessette continue to lead.MenStage 51 Aaron Olson … READ MORE →

July 31,2004 – Last night at the Junior World Championships in Los Angeles, California Shuang Guo of China won her second gold medal in the Women’s Keirin. This year, despite being a junior, Guo … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 – Susan McEwen knows first-hand the devastating effect that multiple sclerosis can have on a family. For more than 40 years, Susan’s mother lived with this unpredictable, often disabling disease.Next month, … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 (Carson, Calif.) – The 2004 UCI Junior Track World Championships continued this morning with several preliminary rounds and qualifying events.First up was the 4km team pursuit qualifying round in which the fastest … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 (Sandpoint, Idaho) – Mountain cross action kicked off round six of the 2004 NORBA National Mountain Bike Series this afternoon at Schweitzer Mountain Resort.Nathan Rennie (AUS) and Jill Kitner (Murrieta, Calif.) claimed … READ MORE →

July 31, 2004 – It was with great excitement that journalists and freeride mavens from around the globe gathered under the RockShox tent in a dusty parking lot in Whistler, B.C. on an incinerating 40-degree … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – Earlier this year we published a statement on Non-Permitted Events. In other words, events that are not sanctioned by the OCA.I want to make our members aware of the fact that … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – The Jet Fuel Coffee team is sending four riders to race on the street of New York at this Sunday’s 3rd annual BMC Software NYC Cycling Challenge. The course is … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – For a second day in a row at the 2004 Junior World TrackChampionships, the Australian national anthem filled the newly builtVelodrome in Los Angeles, California. Germany leads the race … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – The Canadian Cycling Association is pleased to announce that Mr. Rémi Bérubé will be joining the National Office, in the position of Competition Coordinator, effective August 2nd, 2004. Mr. Bérubé comes … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – When: September 19th, 2004 Where: On a challenging 3K circuit on St. Clair Avenue W., Toronto, Ontario Prize money: $10, 000 cash plus cash primes each lap For more information: www.midweekclub.com

July 30, 2004 – Day two of the 2004 UCI Junior Track World Championships came to a close this evening after crowning three more world champions. Tonight, the finals in the men’s keirin, the … READ MORE →