July 30, 2004- Colavita’s Ivan Dominguez and Rona’s Genevieve Jeanson took wins yesterday at the Internatinal Tour de Toona. With the win, Dominguez jumps into the lead, as Quarks’ Lyne Bessette still controls … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – Just a reminder that Critical Mass is this Friday, so come out and join fellow bicyclists, skaters, and bladers for a leisurely and spirited roll and ride through the streets of … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – The Australian Track team has been grabbing the spotlight at senior international track races all year and yesterday was no exception at the 2004 Junior World Championships in Los Angelos, … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – On Thursday, July 29, 2004, Colin Gash died of a brain aneurism. Colin was 25 years old, and as many of you know, he has been active in the cycling community … READ MORE →

July 30, 2004 – The International Cycling Union’s Antidoping Commission communicates that all urine and blood samples taken during the 2004 Tour de France, except two samples belonging to the Belgian rider Christophe Brands, have … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 (Carson, Calif.) – Day two of the 2004 UCI Junior Track World Championships began this morning with the first round of the men’s individual pursuit and qualifying heats of the men’s … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – Having just returned from the Tour de l’Abitibi, I would have to say that this event was by far the most difficult race that I had ever experienced. The pace was … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – Health Net’s John Lieswyn and T-Mobile’s Lynn Gaggioli won stage three yesterday of the International Tour de Toona; Webcor’s Chris Horner and Quark’s Lyne Bessette lead. Stage … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – The reigning world MTB champ Filip Meirhaeghe has just announced at a press conference in Belgium he has tested positive for the banned substance EPO. The Belgian rider has said he … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – In this episode, we join the urban scene in the Toronto area. We check out the skate/bike parks, street riding, the hidden trails with ramps, drops, and other fun man-made and … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – The 2004 UCI Junior Track World Championships continued Wednesday (July 28) evening awarding three world titles in front of an enthusiastic and welcoming crowd at the 3,000-seat ADT Event Center in … READ MORE →

July 29, 2004 – The Ontario Cycling Association is very proud to announce that our clubs have come together and given 56 athletes equalling 14 teams a chance to participate in the upcoming Ontario Summer … READ MORE →

July 28, 2004 – Pedal-power will take over Infineon Raceway this summer when the Sonoma Valley facility opens its gates to cyclists of all ages.The Infineon Raceway Summer Cycling Series will kick-off in August as … READ MORE →

July 28, 2004 – The official grand opening of the ADT Event Center welcomed the future stars of international track cycling as the 2004 UCI Junior Track World Championships kicked off this morning at the … READ MORE →

July 28, 2004 – Jelly Belly’s Doug Ollerenshaw and Genesis Scuba’s Tina Pic took Stage two of Toona; yesterday; Health Net’s Jason McCartney and Canada’s Lyne Bessette (Quark) lead the overall.Men1. … READ MORE →

July 28, 2004 – The 25-man T-Mobile team is one of the strongest commercial teams ever assembled and virtually all of their riders have major race or stage wins in the big races on their … READ MORE →

July 28, 2004 – Peter Penman, whom many mature Ontario riders will remember from the QCBC days, is now living in Cuba and working with some of the local cyclists. He’s back in Oakville … READ MORE →

July 27, 2004 – Amid sunny skies and a warm ocean breeze, the race for the SISU BC Cup Series Crown came down to the final event of the SISU Series, Tour de … READ MORE →

July 27, 2004 (Costa Rica) – Hello mountain bikers around the world. The time for La Ruta has come and it’s running out. We would like to remind you that after August  3rd, there will … READ MORE →

July 27, 2004 – USA Cycling was notified today that Sue Haywood has elected to challenge the ruling from the American Arbitration Association (AAA) which named Mary McConneloug to the U.S. Olympic Mountain Bike Team … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 – The 20th edition of The International Tour de ‘Toona began today with Sheets Time Trial wins by Nathan O’Neill (Colavita Olive) and Lyne Bessette (Quark Cycling Team), making them the first … READ MORE →

July 27, 2004 – A young Canadian team of eight athletes are only one day away from taking on the world at the 2004 Junior Track World Championships in Los Angeles from July 28-August 1. … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 – Here are the results from Sunday’s races:Senior & Master Women: 1 hour + 5 laps1. Maogosha Pyjor (ANIM – RS2)2. Anna Tratnyek (GearsRacing.com – RS2)3. Holland Gidney (MCMA – RS2)4. … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 – The 110K of flat roads on a 7.5K circuit is all that remained between Navigators Insurance’s Phil Zajicek and the victory celebration as the final stage of the 3rd Tour … READ MORE →

July 27, 2004 – Another weekend and another race dominated by Jet Fuel. Sunday we raced in Kitchener at the Festival de Velo, a fantastic event held downtown on a course that lapped City Hall. … READ MORE →