July 16, 2004 – Moving the Economy (MTE) is an innovative partnership that works to promote and develop economic opportunities in New Mobility/sustainable transportation. We are seeking an experienced Project Manager for our Integrated Mobility … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – Levi Leipheimer has been named to the U.S. Olympic Team as a replacement for Lance Armstrong in the discipline of road cycling. Armstrong officially declined his spot on the Olympic team … READ MORE →

July 16, 2004 – USA Cycling announced today the two-member men’s mountain bike squad that will compete at this summer’s Olympic Games. After a close, season-long competition to fulfill the selection criteria, Jeremy … READ MORE →

July 15, 2004 – Although all eyes are focused on the Tour de France at this moment, the Olympics in Athens are approaching rapidly. The best cyclists of the world will be there to compete … READ MORE →

July 15, 2004 – Last night’s race was slightly slower than usual, with the wind coming out of the southeast and high humidity. After six laps, a break developed with Kevin Speacht (Cavern Cycles), … READ MORE →

July 15, 2004 – Cofidis’ David Moncoutié attacked at just the right time, countering his breakaway companions Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni (Fassa Bortolo) and Egoi Martínez (Euskaltel – Euskadi) to take an impressive solo win. … READ MORE →

July 15, 2004 – Before heading to Athens in search of additional Olympic glory, Marty Nothstein, the 2000 Olympic Cycling Gold Medalist, will defend his BMC Software New York City Cycling Championship title on August … READ MORE →

July 15, 2004 – It is a busy weekend coming up for the Atlantic Cycling Centre riders. The next few days will be crucial for the Atlantic Cycling Centre cyclists as many major events will … READ MORE →

July 14, 2004 – Quick Step’s Richard Virenque achieved every French cyclist’s dream: to win a stage on Bastille day. Virenque broke away early with Lotto’s Axel Merckx, only to drop him … READ MORE →

July 14, 2004 – There are 38 Days until the 2004 Ontario Summer Games. We only have three spots remaining for MTB teams (ages 13-16) who want to participate in the 2004 Ontario Summer Games. … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – The Confederation Trail Open, scheduled for September 24-26, 2004, is the ultimate three-day stage race for both elite and recreational cyclists. Participants pedal tip-to-tip on the Island ‘s Confederation Trail, … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – Following the final selection event in Victoria on July 9-11, the Canadian Cycling Association is proud to announce the names of the athletes selected to represent Canada at the junior track … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – UCI World Continental Ranking: The UCI World Continental Ranking is coming to an end on all four continents. This year the number of events has increased to 10 races on each … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – The return of the OCA paper newsletter will be hitting your mailbox this week. All full members will be receiving a copy of the 16 page publication.We do apologize for the … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – The world’s top male professional cyclists once again take to the streets of Lower Manhattan in the 3rd annual BMC Software New York City Cycling Championship, scheduled for Sunday, August … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – During the month of July, the Jet Fuel Coffee shop is having a cycling photo show. Various photographers have donated over 40 prints that are being displayed in the shop at … READ MORE →

July 23, 2004 — The rumours have been flying about Genevieve Jeanson and her lack of a spot on Canada’s Olympic Cycling Team. According to reports in The Toronto Star and CBC Sports, Manon Jutras … READ MORE →

July 13, 2004 – Robbie McEwen (Lotto) and the sprinters stole a win 10 metres from the line from Filippo Simeoni (Domina Vacanze) and Inigo Landaluze (Euskaltel) who had been floundering just ahead of the … READ MORE →

July 12, 2004 – Tomorrow pedalmag.com will launch its first TDF 2004 Contest to get readers even more excited about this years Tour, and to find out who’s got a crystal ball that’s … READ MORE →

July 12, 2004 – The Midweek Cycling Club (Mississauga, Ontario) is dedicated to the development of bicycle racing. To this end, we have joined forces with The Ontario Cycling Association and the National Cycling Centre … READ MORE →

July 12, 2004 – Model, downhiller, cross-country rider – Australia’s Niki Gudex is definitely an all-rounder. Whether in the pages of Maxim, In Style, FHM (where she was ranked one of the top 100 … READ MORE →

July 12, 2004 – Everyone was smiles crossing the finish line on Sunday, July 11, as the American Velodrome Challenge in Victoria, British Columbia came to a close after three exciting days of racing. Today … READ MORE →

July 12, 2004 – Here are some results and photos from the Quebec TTT, andthe Classique de l’étang in Quebec over the weekend. Team VW Trek (KevinLacombe, Raphaël Tremblay, Martin St-Laurent and Bruno … READ MORE →

July 11, 2004 – The super-tough pinnacle of mountain bike endurance, the Marathon Worlds, produced two worthy champions. Set in Bad Goisern, Austria, Gunn Rita Dahle of Norway took the women’s event by nearly … READ MORE →

July 11, 2004 – Just a few days after publicly bemoaning his non-selection to the Olympics this August, Charles Dionne (Webcor) has taken stage 5 of the Cascade Classic in Bend, Oregon over Ben Brooks … READ MORE →