July 26, 2004 – Here are the final results of the last two stages of theTour de L’Abititi. American Chris Stockburger took home the Brown leader’s jersey; top Canuck was Eric Boily from Quebec … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 – (Newport Beach, California) — Now that the race is over, Tour de France winner, Lance Armstrong, will sign his name at least 10,000 times for coin collectors on behalf of a … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 (New York, NY) – Beginning on Monday, July 26, over 100 of the top women’s riders from over 20 teams will be competing in the 451-mile the International-Tour de Toona race. The … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 – Following its second meeting day in Salzburg (AUT), the International Cycling Union’s Management Committee has adopted its new Anti-doping Rules, taking into account the World Anti-doping Code as well as … READ MORE →

July 26, 2004 — On Saturday night, a crowd of 10,000 spectators gathered in Whistler to witness the centrepiece of the Crankworx Freeride Festival: the invitation only Slopestyle Competition. Only 20 of the … READ MORE →

July 25, 2004 – This was the 25th running of one of the hardest road races in BC. In the women’s race a two-rider break was established containing Sara Neil and Olympian … READ MORE →

July 25, 2004 – Tom Boonen (Quick.Step) took the final gallop to the line in Paris today, beating Jean-Patrick Nazon (AG2R) and Gerolsteiner’s Danilo Hondo. Lance Armstrong (USPS) finished just off the back of … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – I was watching the Tour and watching Lance and I was so excited for him and the Postal riders. I was thinking that the difference the between riders I was watching … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – Warwick Stevenson made his UCI debut a big one. Flanked by four top Americans, Argentina, Latvia, and Netherlands, he pulled out all the stops and won a decisive victory over Christine … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – Samantha Cools of Airdrie Alberta was the odds on favourite to win the Junior Womens class but her constant rival from the USA, Kim Hiyashi had other plans. Hiyashi made up … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 — This past Thursday the Air Downhill kicked off the four-day adrenalin freeride fest. Riders careened down 3.8 kilometres of Whistler, BC’s fabled A-line trail, railing through dozens of berms … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – Lance Armstrong (USPS) won his fifth stage victory in this year’s Tour in the 55 km individual time trial in Besancon. T-Mobile’s Jan Ullrich and Andreas Kloden rounded … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – Challenge Class (Amateur) racing is over and Canada now has three World Plates. Tory Nyhaug blasted the 12 boys class on his way to a repeat #1 title. Paige Zarazun … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 – American James Driscoll (USA) NECSA / ACT took stage 6, Amos / Val-d’Or, finishing the 116.4 km route ahead of France’s Anthony Martin and Belgium’s Michael Vanderaerden (Bel) Kon. … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 – Jeremy Devaux (Belgique – VC Ardennes) won stage 5 over Michael Wickman (People Cycle / Coast to Coast Development) at the Tour de l’Abitibi. With his fourth place finish the USA’s … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – The Navigators Insurance Cycling Team continued to show their strength and depth during the fifth stage on Thursday of the nine-stage Tour of Qinghai Lake Stage Race in China. Once again … READ MORE →

July 24, 2004 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) – The NORBA National Mountain Bike Championship Series returns next weekend to the Schweitzer Mountain Resort in Sandpoint, Idaho after a five-week break. The sixth stop will see some … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 (Victoria, BC) – The 2007 World BMX Championships have been awarded to Victoria, B.C. the International Cycling Union (UCI) announced today. Bicycle Motocross (BMX) racing started in the 1970s and has since … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 – Spain’s Juan Miguel Mercado (Quick Step) took Stage 18 today, the 166.5km stage from Annemasse to Lons-le-Saunier, over fellow Spaniard, Vicente Garcia Acosta (Sp), Illes Balears-Banesto. Race leader, Lance Armstrong … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 – From Dave Letterman’s Top Ten last night…10. Race starts at 9, Lance rolls out of bed around noon9. Has already figured out that the trophy can hold a 3-gallon margarita8. … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 – The UCI’s Management Committee, currently meeting in Salzburg (AUT) has awarded the 2007 UCI BMX World Championships to Canada. They’ll be held in Victoria, BC.

July 23, 2004 – The World Cruiser racing started at 9am today with more than 80 motos of the big wheels. Canada’s Tory Nyhaug (Avent) ripped his way through the motos in the 12 & … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Adventure Cycling Association, the nation’s premier bicycle touring organization, has announced that Shirley Elin Braxton of Missoula will be awarded the 2004 Braxton Bike Shop Award. Braxton is slated to … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Quebec’s Eric Boily won the fourth stage ITT at the Tour de l’Abitibi today. With the win, Boily moves into fourth overall. Hot Tube’s Zach Taylor still leads.Val-d’Or ITT, … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – The Save-on-Foods Tour de White Rock celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with the strongest field in its history. More than 150 of the best cyclists in North America, the leading … READ MORE →