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Giro d\’Italia 2004 – Stage 3

May 11, 2004 – Defending champ Gilberto Simoni  (Saeco) showed why he is the number-one favourite to win this year, taking the first tough stage of the Giro. Simoni flew up the Madonna delle Aceri, … READ MORE →

Provincial Level C Road Commissaire Course

May 11, 2004 – In preparation for the National Road Championships to be held in Kamloops, (June 24 – 27), Cycling BC will host a Level C Road CommissaireCourse, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, … READ MORE →

adidas Race & Rock Around the Clock

May 11, 2004 – Those who always wanted to take part in the 24 hours World Championshops in Canada have the chance to secure a start place this month. The adidas 24 hours of Saalbach … READ MORE →

Port Coquitlam Announces Road Learn To Race Clinic

May 11, 2004 – Interested in learning the finer details of road racing and road riding?  Wanna try your hand in road racing, but aren't sure of the best route to a safe and successful … READ MORE →

Lisboa Downtown Report

May 11, 2004 – A sunny day, a big audience and the world's downhill mountain bikers performing in an historic neighborhood, made another exiting afternoon of the Lisboa Downtown. Brit Steve Peat took top spot … READ MORE →

Giro d\’Italia – Prologue, Stage 1

May 9, 2004 – Brad McGee (FDJ.Com) took the Giro 2004 Prologue and the pink jersey beating Gerolsteiner's Olaf Pollack and Colnago's Landbouwkrediet-Colnago. In Stage 1, sprinter extraordinaire Alessandro Petacchi (Fassa Bortolo) won over Pollack … READ MORE →

Symmetrics Adds Svein Tuft

May 11, 2004 – In keeping with Symmetrics Cycling's mandate to develop local British Columbia talent, Svein Tuft joins the Symmetrics Team for the remainder of 2004. Tuft is a former Prime Alliance professional rider … READ MORE →

Giro d\’Italia Stage 2

May 10, 2004 – Saeco's Damiano Cunego took today's stage from fastman Brad McGee (FDJeux.com) by just a hair today; McGee will once again don the pink jersey. Check out the photos from Cor Vos. … READ MORE →

Four Days of Dunkirk – Stages 5, 6

May 10, 2004 – Stage 5: Individual TT: Dunkerque. There is something about day five of the Four Days of Dunkirk that just doesn't sound right. To add to the confused semantics, the tour's final … READ MORE →

Giant Bicycles Canada Team Update

May 10, 2004 – Here is Giant Canada's Race update. May. 2. 2004: At the end of last season, Giant Canada's Brant Lyon finished off the season with a string of first, second and third … READ MORE →

Hyundai Sea Otter Classic On OLN

May 10, 2004 – Fans of the Hyundai Sea Otter Classic, held April 15-18 at the Laguna Seca Recreation Area in Monterey, California, will once again have a chance to catch all the action from … READ MORE →

Canada\’s First \”Outdoor-Outdoor\” Expo

May 10, 2004 (Woodstock, Ontario) – To encourage and support a healthy outdoor lifestyle, Jeep is the presenting sponsor of the inaugural Great Canadian Outdoor Expo – Canada's first and only “outdoor-outdoor” expo to be … READ MORE →

California Outdoor Sports Championships Preview

May 10, 2004 – The USA's home-based cycling star Chris Horner is off to a tremendous start to the 2004 cycling season, and he hopes that success continues May 14-16 at Infineon Raceway during the … READ MORE →

Ontario High School MTB Championships

May 10, 2004 – The course for the Ontario High School Mountain Bike Championships at Hardwood Hills, May 21, is marked and opens for preview riding starting May 12th. Course maps are available at the … READ MORE →

Detroit Track Season Kickoff

May 9, 2004 – After two weekends of rain, the 2004 track season will kickoff on Saturday, May 15th at the 200m Velodrome in Detroit. Juniors are invited to get a head start for the … READ MORE →

Four Days Of Dunkirk – Stage 4

May 9, 2004 – Yesterday's stage four of the 2004 edition of the 4 Days of Dunkirk was the day everyone knew would be the most difficult, and probably most decisive day of the tour. A … READ MORE →

OCA Partners with RideGuide

May 8, 2004 – The Ontario Cycling Association is pleased to announce a significant new partnership.Today marks a great day for the Ontario Cycling Association as it paves the way for further television exposure for … READ MORE →

Four Days Of Dunkirk – Day 3

May 8, 2004 – The 203.1 km stage was the most difficult terrain to date, and Marc Streel's 1'37″ lead was sure to be tested. With three bonus sprints in the first 80km, the action … READ MORE →

NRC Rankings Update: Horner And Pic Lead

May 7, 2004 – USA Cycling's National Racing Calendar is well underway, and Chris Horner (Bend, Ore.) and Tina Pic (Dahlonega, Ga.) are at the top of the rankings while Horner aims to defend his … READ MORE →

Pantani\’s Bicycle To Be Donated To Museum

May 7, 2004 – On Monday, May 10 in Novi Ligure, on the occasion of the start of the second stage of the 87th Giro d'Italia, the Novi Ligure-Pontremoli, Felice Gimondi and Stefano Vigano, Bianchi's … READ MORE →

Garda Bike Festival

May 7, 2004 – The much anticipated Garda Bike Festival is the main European Season Opening event each year. Set in spectacular Riva del Garda , a quaint town nestled up to the Italian Alps … READ MORE →

OCA Road Communique #4: Warnings Ended

May 7, 2004 – This is a reminder that no more warnings will be issued regarding those rules outlined in Communique #1.All violators will be assessed a fine. All previous communiqués are available in the … READ MORE →

USA Awarded Max Positions For Olympic Road Events

May 6, 2004 – The UCI announced today the number of start positions allocated to qualified nations for the road events in the 2004 Olympic Games later this summer in Athens. As expected, the United … READ MORE →

NORBA/IMBA Trail Tune-Up Grants Available

May 6, 2004 – Seven $500 NORBA/IMBA Trail Tune-Up Grants are available to mountain biking groups seeking to expand trail improvement projects. Plans to create or improve trails used for mountain bike racing will receive … READ MORE →

Four Days Of Dunkirk – Day 2

provided by Navigators Insurance   May 6, 2004 – What a difference a day makes! Yesterday, the Silver Jubilee edition of the Four Days of Dunkirk began in typical fashion, with chilling temperatures, ferocious winds, … READ MORE →


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