June 17, 2004 ­ This year the adidas BIKE Transalp Challenge mountain bike
stage race, will consist of 538 teams having to overcome more than 22,000
metres altitude and an overall distance of 662 kilometres.
The 1,074 strong … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – Chico Racing is proud to be
presenting Ontario’s first 24-Hour event of the 2004 season:
the 7th Annual Sporting Life 24 Hours of Summer Solstice Energized by Mars
June 19-20, 2004 at Albion … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 (Redlands, CA) – Elite-level cycling returned to Redlands,
Calif. on Wednesday as the PoolGel USCF Elite Men¹s National Championships
highlighted the day¹s competition that also included a junior race that will
be utilized in the … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – Here are last night’s Midweek’s results:
40 laps, 62K, 44kph (short circuit)
Special thanks to Kit McCaffery, Ann Wilson, Mr. Eades, Carolyne Haill,
and to Bruce Krip and Jamie Sprules for stacking … READ MORE →

June 17, 2004 – Now that we’re in the middle of the cycling season, it’s
time for an update from the Board. Before beginning I would like to
recognize the effort and accomplishments of our athletes and … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – The CCA is happy to announce the names of the athletes who
will represent Canada in the upcoming BMX World Championship and World
Challenge events, to be held in Valkenswaard, the Netherlands, from … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – Pedal-power will take over Infineon Raceway this summer when
the Sonoma Valley facility opens its gates to cyclists of all ages.
The Infineon Raceway Summer Cycling Series will kick-off in August as the
raceway … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – Tomas Brozyna (Action ATI) has taken the second stage of the G.P. de Beauce over Navigators’ Victor Rapinski and Hoop’s Radoslaw Romanik. A Dominique Perras Q & A will follow … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – Wishful thinking? Maybe. But the Hummingbird’s
International Cycling Club will be hosting Track League at Sunset Speedway
for the first time, this Saturday, June 19 from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. At … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – The Grand Prix Cycliste de Beauce began yesterday with a 120K stage
incorporating 10 laps of a 12K circuit in the provincial capital of Quebec
City. This year’s opening stage was a … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 – Great events depend on a great team! There are a number of
volunteer opportunities now available across the province. If you’re
racing full-time this summer and can’t volunteer yourself, why not get
your … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – This weekend, June 18-20 at Burnaby Velodrome! Categories
will include: Junior Women, Elite Women, Junior Men, Elite Men, Masters A,
B, C Men + Women, Vet Men. Races scheduled: Sprints … READ MORE →

June 16, 2004 – The International Cycling Union (UCI) presented the visual identity of the UCI ProTour and the names and visual identity of UCI Continental Circuits. The logos were unveiled at a meeting of … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 — Well, here we are again in St. Georges for the Grand Prix Cycliste de Beauce. Today I felt good for the most part – made most of the splits up the … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 – National champion Dom Perras is riding with the Canadian National Team at the GP de Beauce. After each stage, will be asking him a few questions.
Pedal: Dom, how was the first … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 – Today’s circuit race was expected to be tough, but that didn’t stop the outcome from being a bunch sprint, won handily by Colavita Bolla’s Ivan Dominguez. Canada’s Charles … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 – Colavita Bolla’s Ivan Dominguez has taken the first stage
ahead of Canada’s Charles Dionne and Navigators’ Mark Walters. More results
and interviews later..

June 15, 2004 – Sun Peaks Resort near Kamloops B.C. boasts a World Class Bike Park with great
riding and facilities. The park here opened eight years ago and is renowned for
it’s long singletrack … READ MORE →

June 15, 2004 – Organizers of this year’s inaugural World
Naked Bike Ride are calling the event a roaring success. In the spirit of
freedom from social restrictions and dependence on fossil fuels, naked
rides took place … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – Stuey O’Grady (Cofidis) took a brilliant win today managing
to win on a stage with several climbs. The sprinter held off Sandy Casar
(FDJeux.com) and Pedro Horrillio (Quick.Step-Davitamon) for the win. … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – Pursuant to her involuntary failure to undergo an
anti-doping test after the Flèche Wallonne in Belgium on April 21,
Geneviève Jeanson was issued a warning and fined 500 Swiss Francs by an
arbitration committee … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – Robert Hunter took a win for South Africa today, and his
Rabobank squad, in the Tour de Suisse. Hunter beat Phonak’s Rast and
Quick.Step’s Van Goolen. Check out the … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – The Canadian Cycling Association is pleased to announce the 13-member team that will represent Canada at the 2004 Paralympic Games, scheduled from Sept. 17-28, 2004 in Athens, Greece.

Led by the tandem … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – The folks at Snowshoe Mountain, W. Va. experienced a case of déjà vu as yesterday’s victors in the cross country event repeated their winning ways in today’s short track … READ MORE →

June 14, 2004 – Here are the results from the past weekend’s BC Cup # 5:
Senior Men 1/2
1. Scott Goguen (Symmetrics)
2. Sean Dawson (Trek-Volkswagen)
3. Ryan McNamara (Team Coastal)
4. Eric Harvey (Symmetrics)
5. Jeff Sherstobitoff (Kelowna … READ MORE →