July 19, 2004 – The Tour is set to heat up with more mountains looming andkey time trials approaching with the yellow jersey in sight, and for Pedalfans, that means one more day to vote … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 – Here are some of the results from this weekend’s OBC GrandPrix in Hull, Quebec. An Andrew Randell report will be posted later today, as well as photos.Senior 1 and 2 … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 – Some of BC’s top BMX riders are off to Valkanswaard, Holland to compete at the UCI World Championships.Tory Nyhaug is there to defend his 2003 World Title along with his … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 – Although Ontario does not have a decent track to race on, our track program is still alive. Two individuals of note that have contributed in this area are Steve Karpik and … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 – The second edition of the Festival de Velo, presented by Dearborn Health Performance Care, takes to the streets of Downtown Kitchener on Sunday, July 25.With our new location for the event, … READ MORE →

Three-time World Champion Alison Sydor will lead a group of twelve athletes to Athens to compete in the Olympic Games next month. Sydor, a native of North Vancouver, BC, will be attending her fourth Olympics. … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 – Important Camping and Build day info for July 31/Aug 1 DH/Dual weekend:1. There will be camping for Saturday night (July 31st) at Hardwood Hills for $5 per campsite, anyone can head … READ MORE →

July 19, 2004 (Canmore, Alberta) – The 2004 24 Hours of Adrenalin National Solo Championships just completed with record participant numbers in its 9th annual event. Weather was hot throughout the weekend, draining all riders, … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 -Today’s Delta Road race was run in near perfect cycling conditions.The women’s race was won by Sarah Uhl and this gave her the Tour of Delta Omnium overall as well.The … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 – The Tour is set to heat up with the mountains looming andkey time trials approaching with the yellow jersey in sight, and for Pedalfans, that means three more days to vote … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 – A long breakaway today saw Fassa Bortolo’s Aitor Gonzalez take the win over Phonak’s Nicolas Jalabert and FDJ’s Christophe Mengin. Brioche’s Thomas Voeckler still wears yellow with … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 – Last night’s Lehigh Cement Criterium proved to be a fast event on a wide open course with fast corners. Both women’s and men’s races came down to a … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 (Mt. Ste-Anne, Que.) — Mathieu Laurin (Iron Horse/Mad Catz) claimed the men`s National title today. After qualifying with the fastest time this morning in 3:22.64, he grabbed the win in the final, … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 (Mt. Ste-Anne, Que.) — Michelle Dumaresq (BC, Santa Cruz/NSMB) swept the women`s field by over 14 seconds in the downhill final after putting her stamp on the race by setting the fastest … READ MORE →

July 18, 2004 (Mt. Ste-Anne, Que.) — It was getting hotter and muggier late this morning as the elite riders tore down the winding 1.7-kilometre downhill course for their seeding runs. Mathieu Laurin (Iron Horse/Mad … READ MORE →

July 17, 2004 (Mt. Ste-Anne, Que.) – Ricky Federau (Gears Racing) and Marie-Helene Premont (Rocky Mountain/Business Objects) were crowned Canadian National Champions today in the elite men`s and women`s categories, respectively. Marty Lazarski (Gears Racing) … READ MORE →

July 17, 2004 – The Navigators Insurance Cycling Team continued their westward travels into China for the 3rd annual Tour of Qinghai Lake, which runs from July 17 to 26 in the northwest province of … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – The Tour de Delta hillclimb does not seem particularly hard on paper – only rising about 50 meters in 700 metres – but midway up the hill kicks up to provide … READ MORE →

July 17, 2004 – USPS’ Lance Armstrong has made his first stamp on this year’s tour, once again coming to the line with CSC’ Ivan Basso after his USPS team delivered him to the … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) – USA Cycling announced today the formal nomination of Sue Haywood (Davis, W. Va.) to the 2004 U.S. Olympic Mountain Bike Team. Haywood’s nomination comes after a dramatic … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – CSC’s Ivan Basso managed a tight win over Lance Armstrong (U.S. Postal Service-Berry Floor) in the Tour’s first summit finish at La Mongie. Basso pursued Armstrong in the final … READ MORE →

July 16th, 2004 – The Ron Marat Memorial Track Race in Victoria BC from July 9 -11 was a giant success with over 75 riders and only a few rain delays. There were athletes from … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – A message to Keith Bruneau: Just a little informal email to let you know that, on behalf of all the “kids” (Alena, Chris, Jenny, Eric, etc.) the weekend was a lot … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 — Hello Everyone, I am excited to be back from Race Across America. Thanks to everyone who followed our journey as we set a new two-man-team world record of 6 days, 14 … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – The Tour is set to heat up with the mountains looming and key time trials approaching with the yellow jersey in sight, and for Pedal fans, that means three more days … READ MORE →