January 12, 2003 – Former Pro professional Jean-Marie Bruyere, from Belgium, was murdered this past weekend. Bruyere raced professionally in Belgium and was 35 years old. Police are investigating the motive for this killing.

January 12, 2003 – SORCE Trail Day January 18. Meet at the water tower at 9:30 am. BBQ starts at 1pm and is free for SORCE member volunteers. Please confirm your attendance to make sure … READ MORE →

January 12, 2003 – In keeping with Symmetrics Cycling's mandate to develop future Olympians and provide the best opportunities to B.C. riders Corinne Issel, Mandy Poitras, and Marni Prazky will comprise the Symmetrics Cycling Elite … READ MORE →

January 12, 2004 – Here are some results and pictures from this past weekend's Dutch Cross Nationals won by Richard Groenendaal and Mirjam Melchers.Elite Men1. Richard Groenendaal                      1.03.33 (21.243 km/h)2. Wilant van Gils                             0.473. Maarten … READ MORE →

January 12, 2004 (Kamloops, BC) – As announced late last week, Kamloops was given the thumbs up by the CCA (Canadian Cycling Association) to host the 2004 Road Nationals June 24-27. The task was assigned … READ MORE →

January 11, 2004 – Lori-Ann Muenzer set the fastest women's time ever recorded on Burnaby Velodrome in 200m qualifying with an 11.91 and Steen Madsen did likewise for the men going 11.21. Madsen did not … READ MORE →

January 10, 2004 – The CCA and Cycling BC would like to welcome Gary Harder and the Abbotsford BMX club to our association. The commitment of all parties to the development of BMX, especially in … READ MORE →

January 10, 2004 – The Canadian National Road Cycling team will swoop into Wellington for the first time in an attempt to take the Trust House Cycle Classic. The Canadian team lead by top international … READ MORE →

January 10, 2004 – After many years of working together, the historic partnership between Cicli Pinarello and Jose Miguel Echavarri is set to continue with the Baleari-Banesto team racing on Opera bikes for the next … READ MORE →

January 9, 2004 – Just announced! Kamloops, British Columbia bid to host the 2004 Tim Hortons Road National Championships has been accepted by the Canadian Cycling Association.“The Canadian Cycling Association is very pleased to announce … READ MORE →

January 9, 2004 – This coming August 21 – 22, 2004 Chico Racing is happy to announce an exciting change to its Hardwood Hills annual 24-hour event. Due to restructuring in the Mountain Bike World, … READ MORE →

January 9th 2004 – The operations of the cycling market have come to an end and Campagnolo can now officially present the professional teams that, during the most important events of 2004, shall be using … READ MORE →

January 9, 2003 – Teams Alessio-Bianchi (ITA), Milaneza Maia (POR) and US Postal Service presented by Berry Floor (USA) have presented the required precisions, and the Professional Cycling Council (PCC) has proceeded to their registration … READ MORE →

January 9, 2003 – The Alberta Bicycle Association, the provincial governing body for competitive and recreational cycling, is seeking a motivated and innovative person for the position of Events Coordinator.The Events Coordinator, working with other … READ MORE →

January 8, 2003 – So far, with great success, two separate bike camps have already been run by Giant Canada's Eric Goss. Goss spearheaded the program along with some other cyclists while they worked in … READ MORE →

January 8, 2003 – Plans for the 2004 UCI World Cup and Bike Calgary Festival are well under way! Make plans to join the world's top mountain bikers July 1 – 4 at Canada Olympic … READ MORE →

January 7, 2003 – The Coaches Association of Ontario, C3, Personal Best and AQUAFINA have teamed up to bring coaches, athletes and parents another FREE High Performance Seminar in Caledon, Ontario to get the new … READ MORE →

January 7, 2003 – USA Cycling has announced its complete list of representatives to the Cyclocross World Championships in Pont-Chateau, France from January 31-February 1, 2004. Automatic qualifiers, based on performances at the recent Cyclocross … READ MORE →

January 6, 2003 –  Register early to confirm participation.  Note, all BC Summer Games Coaches receive one free NCCP credit to enroll in any 2004 NCCP Level 1 or 2 course.  To learn more about … READ MORE →

January 6, 2004 – Norco Performance Bikes, one of North America's leading producers of high quality mountain bikes, components, and clothing, is proud to announce that Vancouver Island home boy Mike Jones will be racing … READ MORE →

January 6, 2003 – Victoria's Capital Bike and Walk Society is releasing a Call for Presentations for next September's Pro Walk/Pro Bike conference in Victoria, BC. The conference is hosted by the National Centre for … READ MORE →

January 5, 2003 – For the next two years bike racing fans can expect to see one of the hottest teams riding one of the hottest bikes and featuring some of the hottest components. The … READ MORE →

January 5, 2003 – Belgian sprinter, Franky Van Haesebroucke, will be back with the men in blue, returning to the Navigators Insurance Cycling Team in 2004. The former Flemish Kermesse star began his professional career … READ MORE →

January 5, 2003 – Former fastman Michel Zanoli of the Netherlands died of an unexpected heart attack last week. Zanoli rode for several teams including Motorola, and retired in 1997.

January 5, 2003 – World Wide Cycling's Masahiko Mifune took the first ever Hong Kong Cycle Classic over Australia's Cameron Hughes and ASK's Milan Dovrscik. Here are the results and some action shots from the … READ MORE →