July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alta.) — Things looked positive for Canada’s Dustin Adams (Giant) when he qualified in 10th place for the men’s World Cup downhill, but things didn’t go well for him … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alta.) — The Calgary World Cup downhill course at Canada Olympic Park was a tough one because or its brevity – it dropped a mere 121 metres over a distance of … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alta.) – In the men’s race, teammates Christoph Sauser (SUI, Siemens Mobile/Cannondale) and Roel Paulissen (BEL, Siemens Mobile/Cannondale) were up to their usual mischief at the front, working together to … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alta.) – Despite heavy rain showers on Friday night, July 2nd, Saturday looked promising for the cross-country race, round #6 of the World Cup series. The first 5.5-kilometre loop of five … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alta.) – The fifth World Cup mountain bike event of the 4-Cross series got underway with a bang at Thursday night’s fireworks display at Canada Olympic Park (COP). There have … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 (Calgary, Alberta) -The sixth round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup series proved to play an integral role in Olympic selection as reigning U.S. National Champion, Mary McConneloug (Fairfax, Calif.), increased … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 -The world’s number one racers in women’s and men’s cross-country mountain biking, Gunn-Rita Dahle (Multivan/Merida), of Norway, and Filip Meirhaeghe (Specialized), of Belarus, continued their dominance in the sport … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 – CSC, a division one team based in Denmark, is the latest topflight team to sign up to take part in the Tour of Britain from September 1-5and two of their top … READ MORE →

July 4, 2004 – Kingston’s stage race is back for 2004! Next weekend, thethree stages include a newer version of the classic circuit race throughthe Queen’s University campus, a 10km ITT, and a … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – The following riders did not collect their CHIN winnings. Eric Crudeli, Peter Sanowar, Antonio Liokossis, Chris Bartholomew. Please email Peter McCafery at pakamac@sympatico.ca ot tel. (674) 891-7221 to arrange … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 — Belgium’s Filip Meirhaeghe (Specialized) was the big winner once again with a convincing win over Switzerland’s Christoph Sauser (Siemens/Cannondale ) in second and Spain’s Jose Antonio Hermida (Multivan Merida). Canada’s Seamus … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – The 4-day, 4-stage, 2004 Fitchburg-Longsjo Stage Race began last evening with the 7-mile Individual Time Trial, in this western suburb of Boston. Now in its 45th year, this New England classic … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 — Norway’s Gunn-Rita Dahle (Multivan/Merida) continued her domination of the elite women’s circuit taking round six of the cross-country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. The U.S.A.’s Mary McConneloug was second 46 seconds … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – On Sunday, July 18, the fifth annual Wholesome Undie ridewill take to the streets of Vancouver.When: 12:00 Noon, Sunday, July 18, 2004Where: Vancouver Art Gallery (Georgia Street Side)Slower, sexier, and smarter … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – The Tour has begun. The 6.1 km prologue TT in Liege was taken by Switzerland’s Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) by two seconds over defending champ Lance Armstrong (USPS). Defending prologue … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – In 1991, an unknown 19-year-old American by the name ofLance Armstrong won the tough Gastown criterium in Vancouver while ridingfor the Subaru/Montgomery cycling team. He hadn’t even planned to come tothe … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – On Monday (June 28) I flew home to Toronto from the RoadNationals in Kamloops, B.C. and once again returned to my demanding regimenof one hour rides in the hopes of fully … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – Following the women’s race, the men will set off for the sixth Cross Country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. Here is the full start list. The number before each rider’s … READ MORE →

July 3, 2004 – In a few hours, the women will set off for the sixth Cross Country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. Here is the full start list for today’s race. The number … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 – With only a week between Beauce and the Road Nationals inKamloops, B.C. there wasn’t much to be done in terms of training. My weekwas comprised of 1-1.5-hour training spins in the … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 -The U.S. received another opportunity for a medal at theOlympic Games after the International Cycling Union (UCI) offered the U.S.a start position in the women’s points race. The U.S. did not … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 – In the middle of a deluge of drug-related controversies – abook alleging USA’s Lance Armstrong’s doping practises, Scot David Millarconfessing to using EPO, Spain’s Jesus Manzano recounting widepspread … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 – Today marks the start of the second UCI/MTB World Cup inCanada in as many weeks. The 4-Cross event will get things going at CalgaryOlympic Park, and the well- Cross … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 – The Waterloo Cycling Club has been working hard to changethe venue for this years Festival. An Urban Jungle Criterium, will takeplace on Sunday July 25th, in Downtown Kitchener, … READ MORE →

July 2, 2004 – On June 11, women cyclists and their supporters gathered atthe Third Yoplait Women’s Cycling Summit Conference held during the GreatRiver Energy Bicycle Festival at the Park Inn … READ MORE →