News
September 26, 2003 – The Canadian Cycling Association is pleased to announce the Espoir men that will represent Canada at the upcoming Road World Championships in Hamilton, ON, October 7-12, 2003. In the Espoir road … READ MORE →
September 23, 2003 – Skiis and Bikes is pleased to announce the first annual Oktoberfest Cross, to be held at Mountsberg Wildlife Center, just outside of Hamilton, Ontario. This exciting new addition to the race … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – A great premier, for a great cause at a great event – the 2003 Hamilton World Road Championships Oct 6 – 12th. Each screening of “The Hard Road” will have numerous … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 (Roberval, PQ) – Germany had a veritable putsch today, with Regina Schleicher taking the stage win and countrywoman Judith Arndt stealing the lead from Canada's Lyne Bessette. The 97.6k stage was won … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – When rocker Sass Jordan takes to the stage at the opening ceremonies of the 2003 Road World Cycling Championships in Hamilton it will be with renewed vigour and confidence which comes … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – The countdown is on! There are less than ten days left before the biggest cycling party of the season. Join us for the Ontario Cycling Celebration hosted by Gears! The OCA … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – Paternina-Costa de AlmerÃa Pedro DÃaz Lobato broke away solo today to take Stage 18 of the Tour of Spain. He finished ahead of the duo of Constantino Zaballa (Kelme-Costa Blanca) and … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – Yesterday, Cofidis' David Millar took a fantastic win on Stage 17 of the Tour of Spain. Pedal caught up with Michael Barry for some comments on the stage. “Miller won the … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – For it's third year in row the Canadian Cycling Association is selling off it's fleet of six Devinci Millenium 2003 bicycles. Although these practically new bikes can only be shipped out … READ MORE →
September 25, 2003 – Lyne Bessette (Canada) put all doubts to rest about her recovery from a crash in Germany by winning the short opening TT over super-fast Tina Mayolo-Pic (Genesis Scuba/FFCC) and German allrounder … READ MORE →
September 24, 2003 – Andre St. Pierre junior, co-owner of the boutique Centre du Velo in Mascouche, a suburb northeast of Montreal, was killed cycling Sept. 18. The 38-year-old triathlete was considered a prudent cyclist … READ MORE →
September 23, 2003 – Scotsman David Millar (Cofidis) won the 17th stage of the Tour of Spain today, albeit in a different fashion than normal. Millar took the win today from Granada to Cordoba ahead … READ MORE →
September 24, 2003 – Olympic bronze medallist Deidra Dionne let out a sniffly sigh of relief when she heard the news Wednesday. Dionne, a freestyle ski aerialist who is suffering from a cold, was ready … READ MORE →
September 24, 2003 – Add cycling legend Eddie Merckx to the list of experts who believe the next world road race champion will be Paolo Bettini of Italy. The five-time Tour de France winner was … READ MORE →
September 23, 2003 -The International Cycling Union has taken note with indignation that WADA's independent observer's report was divulged to the press before the UCI had the chance to study it and amend certain inaccurate … READ MORE →
September 23, 2003 – Over the September 12-14th weekend 38 members of the Sprockids “Coastriders” program traveled to Whistler Mountain, British Columbia for the second annual “Sprockids XC/Freeride Camp for the Generations”. The mission of … READ MORE →
September 23, 2003 – Colombia's Felix Cardenas (Labarca-2-Cafe Baque) took today's mountain stage over Juan Miguel Mercado (iBanesto.com) who was second, only five seconds behind and Oscar Sevilla (Kelme-Costa Blanca) was third 18 seconds behind. … READ MORE →
September 22, 2003 (Ottawa, ON) – The Canadian Cycling Association announced today its 10-member elite team for the men's and women's road races which conclude the week-long world cycling championships on October 11-12 in Hamilton.The … READ MORE →
September 15, 2003 – Starting next summer the Whistler Mountain Bike Park will open 2,200 vertical feet of new terrain. The Garbanzo Express chairlift will begin operating to provide access to three new trails. Dave … READ MORE →
September 22, 2003 – Joe Giuliano (Midweek) was in the top three going into the final, decisive climb. Before the 10k beats of a hill began, there was a very steep and treacherous descent. Joe … READ MORE →
September 21, 2003 – Just a reminder that the United Way Stationary Bike Challenge is this Wednesday, September 24 at Commonwealth Square, across from Hamilton City Hall, from 9:00AM . to 6:00PM. The Hamilton 2003 … READ MORE →
September 21, 2003 (Souderton, PA)Women:1 Ashley Kimmet (Colavita)2 Laura Van Gilder (Saturn)3 Liza Rachetto (ICO)—5. Sue Palmer-Komar (Geneses Scuba)Men:1 Ted Huang (USA) Webcor Cycling Team, 3:56:352 Kevin Bouchard-Hall (USA) Hawley-atabike.com, at 0:053 Matthew Svatek (USA) … READ MORE →
September 21, 2003 – Kelme's Alejandro Valverde took his second win of the 2003 Tour of Spain, outsprinting King of the Mountains leader, Felix Cardenas (Labarca2-Cafe Baque) and USPS' Roberto Heras. Heras decreased the deficit … READ MORE →
September 20, 2003 – Here's an update on the next three stages of the Tour of Tobago. Stage 2 was a time trial with Midweek riders Joe Giuliano and Bruce Krip placing sixth and eighth … READ MORE →
September 20, 2003 – Buongiorno from Milano, Italia! Thank you all for your patience, as I know some of you were getting “antsy” waiting for my next update. I have just been to busy riding … READ MORE →