November 12, 2003 – Canadian doctor Maurice Duquette, who on Monday pleaded guilty to improper EPO prescriptions to a number of people, including one unnamed top level cyclist from Montreal, has now admitted he made … READ MORE →

November 12, 2003 – Montreal sports doctor Maurice Duquette has entered a guilty plea regarding EPO prescriptions to several athletes from Quebec, including a top-level cyclist. Dr. Duquette could face a four-month suspension of his … READ MORE →

November 11, 2003 – The latest cyclo-cross standings are in and it's not surprisingly that the Belgians are leading, after dominanting the first portion of the season. World Champion Bart Wellens is first over Belgian … READ MORE →

November 11, 2003 – Application forms for the 2003/04 Athlete Assistance Program are now from the Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. The application along with Guidelines for Applicants are available from John French (jbfrench@nf.aibn.com) … READ MORE →

November 10, 2003 – Kazuya Okazaki (Team Nippon Hodo) took the 200km Tour of Okinawa over Guillem Munos (Guillem Munos)  and American Mark McCormack (USA). Canada's Cory Lange placed 14th, and Canada's Amy Moore won … READ MORE →

November 10, 2003 – Over 50 riders from across BC, Alberta, Washington, and Oregon competed at the Burnaby Velodrome for the first major race event of the winter season. Hosted under the air-supported roof at … READ MORE →

November 9, 2003 – The course was around a farm which limited the possibilities. There was quite a bit of single track and some hard ascents immediately after several bits of cross camber which got … READ MORE →

November 9, 2003 – Today's National Cyclo-cross Championships in Vancouver, BC, produced a series of tight races. In the men's event, 7-time champ Peter Wedge came back to take the title he didn't defend in … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – Cyclo-cross returns to Aurora Ontario on November 16th! Join us for the third annual Aurora Cross at the Aurora Leisure Complex. This is one of Ontario's best attended, and well-liked courses … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Just in, from Amy's husband Michael Moore: she has won the women's race at the Tour of Okinawa. Racing for  the Canadian National team, Moore took the win after a long … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Looking at hosting an event in 2004? Road and Mountain Bike Sanctioning forms and info are now available from this website. Sanctioning your event with Cycling BC gives you access to … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – The Tour of Italy's 2004 route has been announced to the public. Here is what's in store for the Giro next season. This year's Giro was won by Italy's Gilberto Simoni … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Woodbridge, Ontario's Andrew Pinfold finds a new home on the BC Squad, Symmetrics. After years on the Toronto-based Atlas Cold – Italpasta, Pinfold sat down with Pedal to talk about next … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Friday night at the Burnaby Velodrome's winter season opener race event saw some great action across all categories with Win and Out and Chariot Race events. In the Men's A Win … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – The Ontario Cycling Association is pleased to welcome Doug Pogue and Roger Curtis as the newest members of our Development Committee. Doug Pogue was recently elected by his colleagues for the … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – After another fine week of racing, Canada's Eric Wohlberg (Maryborough City/Isis Shire) finished second overall behind Jayco's David McKenzie.  Wohlberg begn the week with a victory and twice wore the leader's … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Savouring success in its debut year, Symmetrics Cycling competed in 65 events, claimed 72 podium finishes, 29 victories and capped the season with a remarkable 8-race winning streak. These impressive results … READ MORE →

November 8, 2003 – Development National Coach Jacques Landry and the Calgary National Cycling Centre head coach Kurt Innes have been hired by Warren Lister, High Performance Program Director of the New Zealand Cycling Federation … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – -The T-Mobile  Professional Cycling Team confirmed its roster for the 2004 season today,  announcing the return of eleven members from the 2003 squad and one new  addition. The diverse combination  of … READ MORE →

The name Colnago is synonymous with one of the most well-known, well-crafted bicycle frames in the world. Colnagos are known for a classic look typified by the Colnago emblem, beautiful stripes and swirls, and colour … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – 2003 turned out to be a very rewarding  year for the Motorex-Bianchi team. The off road squad, chaired by Felice Gimondi and managed by Massimo Ghirotto, confirmed to be one of … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – The Ontario Road Cycling Championships were held on the “Bamberg Loop”, near Waterloo, on Sunday, August 10, 2003. Nearly 300 cyclists competed in ten championship races. The biggest winners of all … READ MORE →

November 6, 2003 – Greetings all! Thornhill Saab-Bici will be back next year with a few new key  sponsors and a roster made up of both new and last year's talent. We will be  publishing … READ MORE →

November 7, 2003 – A Special 20th anniversary Louis Garneau promotion is now available courtesy of the Atlantic Cycling Centre. Order your Atlantic Cycling Centre wheel bag for $20 per bag, if you place your … READ MORE →

November 6, 2003 – Oxbow and Commencal are very proud to announce the creation of an International Mountain biking team for Downhill, Cross Country and Freeride, starting on January 2004.This team, which will be in … READ MORE →