June 1, 2004 – Navigators Insurance’s Viktor Rapinski took the top honors
yesterday in the 61st running of the “Kentucky Derby of Cycling”, the
Kugler-Anderson Tour
of Somerville, NJ. This 50-mile criterium is … READ MORE →

June 1, 2004 – Our Canadians had a successful 2004 Track World
Championships this past week as two of our women took home medals. Lori-Ann
Muenzer took home the bronze in the Women’s Sprint while Mandy … READ MORE →

May 31, 2004 – With two weeks remaining before the Ontario / Michigan
Championships, several Ontario riders are getting ready for the events. Second year track racer Amy Meher from London was competitive … READ MORE →

May 31 2004 – A celebration of the ‘celeste’ passion was held on Sunday May
30th, at Bianchi’s premises, on the last stage of Giro d’Italia which
passed right by the Bianchi factory in Treviglio, an … READ MORE →

May 31, 2004 – Tina Mayolo-Pic (USA, Genesis Scuba) today won the first stage of the Tour of Greater Montreal. She completed the 3.5-kilometre time trial in 3:56:00, at an average speed of 53.38km/h. … READ MORE →

May 31, 2004 (Montreal) – The three-day, four-stage, Tour of Montreal kicked off today with a short 3.5K prologue in recent Montreal World Cup winner’s Genevieve Jeanson’s hometown of Lachine. The morning dawned bright … READ MORE →

May 31, 2004 – The “Teutonic Terror” and the “Canadian Streak” are the main
attractions in what is expected to be the best, the fastest and the most
competitive BC Superweek of cycling in Delta, … READ MORE →

May 30, 2004 – Registration is open for Pro Walk/Pro Bike at the Victoria Conference Centre (September 7-10) through the National Centre for Bicycling and Walking in Washington, DC. Registration links can be found through … READ MORE →

May 30, 2004 – Today’s final stage of the Giro d’Italia was raced from Clusone to Milano, a distance of 149K, with tremendous crowds on hand to welcome home their new national hero, 23-year-old … READ MORE →

May 30, 2004 (Mt. Tremblant, Quebec) — All the racers agreed that the
second course on the Canada Cup DH circuit was a physically demanding one
because of its long duration (over four minutes) and prolonged sections
that … READ MORE →

May 30, 2004 — Canadian mountain bikers following the European leg of the
World Cup circuit are working hard to keep up their world-class reputation,
but illness, injury and bad luck have been making it difficult. This … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 – The first ever European Slopestyle contest in Saalbach Hinterglemm surpassed even the highest of expectations due to the quality of the course designed by Canadian freerider Gareth Dyer (Fiat Rotwild adidas) … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 (Hackettstown, NJ) – Insurance’s David McKenzie scored the victory earlier today over teammate Jeff Louder in the “Frank ‘Nap’ Torpey Memorial – Hills of Somerset County” Road Race. David and Jeff … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 – The 2004 UCI Track Cycling Championships came to a conclusion today as Becky Quinn (Quakertown, Pa.) narrowly missed scoring a second medal for the U.S. team with a fourth place effort … READ MORE →

May 30, 2004 – Mandy Poitras of British Columbia won Canada’s second
medal at the Track World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. The race
was fast and furious from the start with many attacks off the front … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 (Melbourne, Australia) – Lori-Anne Muenzer of Alberta
claimed the bronze medal in the Women’s sprint tonight at the Track Worlds
in Melbourne, Australia. Muenzer who was the silver medalist in 2000 and
2001 hadn’t … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 (Mt. Tremblant, Que.) – Frigid winds greeted racers this
morning and continued to whip across the course throughout the day, causing frustrating headwinds. The course followed the usual Tremblant tradition
and was slick and … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 (Montreal, PQ) – Despite rumors and speculation, RONA’s
Genevieve Jeanson captured the the sixth stop of the 2004 edition of the
Women’s World Cup today in Montreal, Canada. Hosting a field of the … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 (Melbourne, Australia) – The 2004 UCI Track Cycling World
Championships continued this evening with the finals of the women’s sprint
in which Jennie Reed (Kirkland, Wash.) took a convincing win in the … READ MORE →

May 29, 2004 – Last week the CCA released its first issue of its National
Cycling Centre news. Kris Westwood has produced the newsletter and it
covers ‘what is happening’ at the CCA’s National Cycling Centres. … READ MORE →

May 29th, 2004 – Australia’s Team-Pursuit recorded the tenth fastest time
in history in the semi-finals today and will face the Great Britain team in
the gold medal final. Australia was the only team, consisting of … READ MORE →

May 28, 2004 – The Canadian Cycling Association announced today that the CCA Young Women’s Team will take part in the upcoming Montreal Women’s World Cup.
With this being an Olympic year, Montrealers will … READ MORE →

May 28, 2004 – U.S. Olympic hopefuls continue in their quest to secure Olympic start positions for the United States this evening at the penultimate day of the 2004 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. After … READ MORE →

May 28, 2004 – The 2004 UCI Track Cycling World Championships continued this evening and provided the stage for a persevering performance from Jennie Reed (Kirkland, Wash.) in the women’s sprint as she capped off … READ MORE →

May 25, 2004 – Well it has been an action packed few weeks since my last update. If you have been keeping your eye on our website you are probably aware that we have had … READ MORE →