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Tour de l\’Abitibi Stage 6

July 26, 2003 – Amos to Val d'Or, 116.4 kmStage 6:1. Kai Reus (NED) Pays-Bas 2:44:572. Mathieu Chiocca (FRA) France 0:023. Anthony Jaunet (FRA) France 0:074. Jose C. Valdez (MEX) Mexico5. Eddy Van Ijzendoorn (NED) … READ MORE →

Tour de White Rock

Stage 1 – Hillclimb1. Sarah Nobel2. Andrea Hannos (Rona-Esker)3. Corine Issel (Symmetrics)1. Andrew “Pinner” Pinfold (Atlas Cold Storage/Italpasta)2. Dan Petersen (Bow Cycle)3. Eddy Gragus (Trek VW)

Tour de France Stage 19

July 26, 2003 – Lance Armstrong (USPS) has kept his yellow jersey, after a close TT that saw Jan Ullrich (Bianchi) put a slight gap into the American before crashing. Stage 19: 49k 1. David Millar (Cofidis)2. … READ MORE →

Tim Hortons Road Nationals 2003 Women’s RR

June 29, 2003 (Hamilton, ON) – After the first few laps, a breakawy containing Cybil Diguistini (Genesis-Scuba), Melissa Holt (RONA-Esker), and Jane Despas (RDM) has been caught. Immediately following this, a break containing Genevieve Jeanson … READ MORE →

World B Road Championships

July 5, 2003 (Aigle, Switzerland) – The B World Championships, open to all countries not ranked in the top-30, began today with the TT. Canada's Jean Francois Laroche took an amazing third, behind international pro … READ MORE →

Tim Hortons Road Nationals 2003 – Women’s RR

June 29, 2003 (Hamilton, ON) – By all accounts, the 112k women's race was expected to be a showdown between climbers Geneviève Jeanson (RONA-Esker), Lyne Bessette (Saturn) and Sue Palmer-Komar (Genesis-Scuba). What wasn't expected was … READ MORE →

MTB Nationals 2003 -Espoirs XC Final

July 22, 2003 (Whistler, BC) – The Espoirs Men's race this past Sunday at the Tim Hortons National MTB Championships was raced within the same pack as the elite men as usual. Absent from the … READ MORE →

Vancouver Wins 2010 Olympic Bid

July 2, 2003 (Prague, Czech Republic) – The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) is overjoyed that the Olympic Winter Games will be returning to Canada in 2010 and enthusiastically congratulates Vancouver and Whistler on winning the … READ MORE →

USPS Rider Max Van Heeswijk’s Bike

April 4, 2003 – With George Hincapie out for the spring, USPS rider, Dutchman Max Van Heeswijk, finds himself as team leader for this weekend's Tour of Flanders (Ronde van Vlaanderen) in Belgium on Sunday, … READ MORE →

Critical Mass Ride Today!

July 25, 2003 (Vancouver, BC) – Critical Mass Bike and Roll to Celebrate Forests and Ride Away from the Indy. Join dozens of fellow bicyclists, skaters, and bladers for a leisurely ride and skate through … READ MORE →

Dauphine Libere Stage 7

June 15, 2003 (Grenoble, France) –Stage 7: Briancon to Grenoble, 174k1. Cedric Vasseur (Fra) Cofidis, Le Credit par Telephone, 4:22:022. Christophe Edaleine (Fra) Jean Delatour, at 2:003. Iban Mayo (Esp) Euskaltel-Euskadi, 2:094. Christophe Moreau (Fra) … READ MORE →

MTB Nationals 2003 – Men\’s DH Final

July 24, 2003 (Whistler, BC) – They say that the qualifying run in downhill racing is a pretty good indication of who the top ten riders will beS it's not always the case, but usually … READ MORE →

MTB Nationals 2003 – Jr. Men\’s XC Final

July 22, 2003 (Whistler, BC) – A national title is a hard thing to capture, and this past weekend, Gears Racing rider Max Plaxton, captured it again for the second year in a row. Right … READ MORE →

Tour de France 2003 Stage 18 – Photos

July 25, 2003 – Stage 18: Bordeaux – Saint-Maixent-l'Ecole, 203.5 kAll photos (C) Cor Vos – www.corvos.nl

GP de Beauce Stage 1 – Full Results

Stage 1: LÈvis/QuÈbec – 125K1. John Lieswyn (USA) 7UP / Maxxis 3:00:532. Christopher Baldwin (USA) Navigators Cycling Team s.t.3. Tomas Konecny (Cze) Ed's System – ZVVZ at 0:094. Eric Wohlberg (Can) Canadian National Team s.t.5. … READ MORE →

Tour de France 2003 – Stage 18

July 25, 2003 – A 16-man breakaway finished well over twenty minutes clear today, with Pablo Lastras (ibanesto.com) taking the win over Carlos Da Cruz (fdj.com) and Daniele Nardello (Telekom). The Tour de France however, … READ MORE →

Pierre Hutsebaut Interview

June 12, 2003 – There is only one man in Canada who has attended more than 20 world championships of cycling, and, rest assured, Canada's governing bodies have placed him, appropriately, smack in the thick … READ MORE →

Canadian Road Nationals 2003 On CBC

July 3, 2003 – On Saturday, July 5, the CBC will broadcast a two-hour program on the Canadian National Cycling Championships, which were held in Hamilton on June 27-30. The program will be aired from … READ MORE →

Tour de France 2003 Preview

June 4, 2003 – The Tour de France Teams were announced today, as well as the USPS long-list of riders. Unfortunately, Canada's Michael Barry does not appear on this list – it was a longshot … READ MORE →

Sydor Wins Pan-Am MTB

June, 16, 2003 – (Colombia)Downhill:Men1. Markolf Berchtold (Brasil)    2.52.692. Juan Franco (Colombia)        2.58.953. Mario Jarrín (Ecuador)        2.59.33Women1. Diana Marggraff (Ecuador)     3.46.532. Brenda de la Roca (Guatemala) 4.35.973. Ana Ortiz (Ecuador)           4.37.16Women's Cross Country1. Alison Sydor … READ MORE →

B.C. Super Cycling Week

The opening prologue of the Tour de Delta officially started the BC Super
Cycling Week in British Columbia on Friday night, July 12, 200 . A thirty
thousand dollar prize list for the week of racing has … READ MORE →

Tour de l\’Abitibi Stage 5

July 25, 2003 – Here are the results from stage 5 of the Tour de l'Abitibi2003.Stage 5 – Rouyn – Noranda to Val d'Or, 115.9 k1. Wim Van Roey (BEL) Belgique – Sweet paradise1:48:152. Anthony … READ MORE →

Tour de France 2003 Stage 8 – Photos

July 18, 2003 –  Stage 8: Sallanches –  L'Alpe d'Huez, 219 kAll photos © Cor Vos – www.corvos.nl

Clara Hughes on 2002 Canadian Commonweath Team

CCA Press Release
Ottawa ON – Clara Hughes, of Glen Sutton QC has earned her spot on the 2002
Canadian Commonwealth Games Team. Hughes was the top Canadian to finish the
road stage at the Tour de … READ MORE →

Geneviève Jeanson To Miss Commonwealth Games

courtesy of Team Rona
Montréal (Québec), July 13, 2002 – Geneviève Jeanson will miss the
Commonwealth Games, which will be held in Manchester, Great Britain, from
July 25 to August 4.

The leader of the RONA Cycling Team has … READ MORE →


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