July 21, 2004 – Juan Van Heerden won the 115km stage three of Abitibi. Top Canuck was Charly Vives in 7th. Stage 3: Rouyn-Noranda to Val-d’Or, 115.9 km 1. Juan Van Heerden (South Africa) 2:44:41 … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – The USA team took the TTT which was the first road stage ofthe Tour de l’Abitibi, and the second stage was won by Zach Taylor (HotTubes), who now leads.Stage 1: Team … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – The Fame Agency is looking for a fit male individual to audition for a Campbell’s TV Commercial today at 5pm. Interested people are to confirm with the number below. ThelLocation … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – USPS’ Lance Armstrong took his third stage win in a row today, beating the German duo of Andreas Kloden and Jan Ullrich (both T-Mobile). Armstrong, of course, still leads.Stage 17: Bourg … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – The Health Net Pro Cycling Team Presented by Maxxis will send a team made up of strong all-arounders, as suits the terrain for the International Tour de ‘Toona in Pennsylvania, July … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Wednesday marked the first day of official practice and some exciting evening entertainment in the way of a Pro Shootout. The top 32 Elite Men and Top 16 Elite Women (including … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Here are the results of the Tour de Gastown criterium. Quark’s Manon Jutras soloed to the win, and Jelly Belly’s Jonas Carney took a sprint that saw one wheel … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Last night was 49 laps of short circuit, 62km. Average speed was 42.8kph. Thanks to: Kit McCaffery, Ann Wilson, Duncan Jackson, Bruce Krip, and the marshals from Lincoln Alexander Secondary School. … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – Fred Rodriguez, the American cyclist who this spring won the ninth stage in the Giro d’Italia, shapes up as the top challenger to defending champion Marty Nothstein in the BMC Software … READ MORE →

July 22, 2004 – CrankWorx launches from Thursday, July 22 to Sunday, July 25, with a four-day festival of action on and off the slopes. Renowned for wild progressive mountain biking with the best … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – Here is the men’s start list for today’s Tour de Gastown: 1. Gord “Flash” Fraser Health Net Ottawa, ON 2. Tyler Farrar Health Net Wenatchee, WA 3. Marty Nothstein … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – Here is the women’s start list for today’s Tour de Gastown: 301 Alison Sydor Rocky Mountain – Business Objects North Vancouver 302 Megan Elliot Quark Cycling Team Tama, … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – The Ontario Cycling Association is pleased to announce Team Ontario for the 2004 National Track Championships in Victoria, BC to take place from August 5 – 8, 2004.The OCA is proud … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – Lance Armstrong (USPS) won the Alpe d’Huez hillclimb time trial today, more or less eliminating any more possibility for excitement in the final week. With the win, Armstrong solidifies his overall … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – Sunday, following the OBC Grand Prix, Matt Hansen and I did the Capital City Criterium, also in Ottawa. We figured that having made the drive out to Ottawa, we may as … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – The past four weeks have been wicked times. I’ve been spending a lot of time with my Gears Racing teammates and other racing friends I must say that I have racked … READ MORE →

July 21, 2004 – Here are the results from the Stampede Road Race, held on July 18 in Millarville, Alberta.Elite Men1. Jeff Bolstad (TRS Racing) 3:17:082. Mike Northcott (Jamis) 3:17:383. Jere Hu (ERTC/redbike) 3:19:114. Jesse … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – Today, USA Cycling received the decision from the American Arbitration Association (AAA) with regards to the selection of the single women’s mountain bike start position for the Olympic Games. The … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – Belgian cyclist Dave Bruylandts has testedpositive for EPO after a control following the Grand Prix PinoCerami on April 8, 2004. Here are some photos from the press conference.

July 20, 2004 – Stage 3: The Navigators Insurance squad retained control today in China, successfully protecting the Yellow Jersey of race leader Jeff Louder. Although the leader’s jersey continues to adorn a Navigators … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – USPS’ Lance Armstrong has won the 15th stage of the Tour de France over CSC’s Ivan Basso and T-Mobile’s Jan Ullrich and has taken over the yellow jersey. Cor … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – Belgium’s Jan Noyens took the first stage of the Tour del’Abitibi, a “mini criterium” at 15.4K. Top Canadian was Quebec’s CharlyVives.Prologue: 5.4K1. Jan Noyens (Belgique – Kon. Balen BC) … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – The discount registration rates are in effect until July 31. Delegate fees go up $50 (US) in August. Day rates at $200 are also available. Some of the conference program highlights … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – When CrankWorx brings mountain biking’s hottest ‘air-grabbing’ action to Whistler this month, it will bring the sport’s most popular athletes including superstars Cedric Gracia, Timo Prizel and John Cowan … READ MORE →

July 20, 2004 – Stage 1: The 7th adidas BIKE Transalp Challenge started in Imst on July 17. HSV cult massager Herrmann Rieger and Konrad Delius fired the starting shot at noon. About 1,000 starters … READ MORE →