July 21, 2002 (Val d’Or, PQ) – A great day for Canadians as Cameron Evans
(B.C), Andrew Davidson (Alberta) and Jean-Sébastien Lavoie (Quebec) were
1-2-3 on the last stage, a 70 km crit. There … READ MORE →

July 13-14 – Bromont, PQ

Senior Men Keirin Final
Gold Steen Madsen, 11.48
Silver Travis Smith
Bronze Lars Madsen
4. Keith Bruneau
5. Tyler Hansen
6. Jim Fisher
7. Alexandre Mourais, 11.84
8. Keith Thorarinson
9. Brooks Rapley
10. Ryan McKenzie

Senior Men Olympic … READ MORE →

Matthieu Chiocca (France Comte) won stage seven, robbing Kevin Lacombe
(Québec) of a stage win on the fast road circuit which finished in the host
town of Val d’or. The American team was impressive in controlling the … READ MORE →

courtesy Ontario Sumer Games
July 21, 2002 (Kitchener, Ontario) This weekend there were several cycling
races held in the Kitchener-Waterloo area for young athletes of Ontario:

Men’s Individual Time Trial

GOLD -Kevin Mott – Woodstock Cycling Club … READ MORE →

July 21, 2002 (Mont Ventoux, France) – On the same hill where Tom Simpson
collapsed on unlucky Stage 13 on July 13th, 1967 – Le Mont Ventoux –
Richard Virenque (Domo-Farm Frites) had the ride of his … READ MORE →

courtesy STAT timingTim Hortons MTB Nationals 2002 Team Relay
July 20, 2002, Sun Peaks, BC

1. FEDEREAU Ricky (GEARS RACING #1) RELAY
L-1 0:10:31.1 ( … READ MORE →

July 20 2002- AtlasCold/Italpasta’s field sprinter, 24 year old Andrew
Pinfold of Woodbridge, Ontario, certainly showed the field he can climb
too. In yesterday’s 700 metre hillclimb, Pinfold, recovering from intestinal problems, put … READ MORE →

July 20, 2002 – Another win for a Dutchman as Jos Harms takes the stage.
Tyler Farrar’s strong American squad controlled the race enough to secure
the Brown leader’s jersey for one more day. … READ MORE →

July 19, 2002, – (Plateau de Beille, France) – Another day, another win
for Lance Armstrong. An early break contained a mix of well-known french
riders including Laurent Jalabert (CSC-Tiscali), the legendary … READ MORE →

July 19, 2002 – (Val d’Or, PQ) After yesterday’s all important Time Trial
where Tyler Farrar (USA) solidified his lead, Dutch sprinter Eddy Van
Lizendoorn took advantage of a defensive field to notch another victory … READ MORE →

July 19th, 2002 – (Kitchener, Waterloo) – The Ontario Summer Games are
taking place this weekend in Kitchener Waterloo. The following is a list of
the young cyclists that will be competing in the cycling events.
… READ MORE →

July 18, 2002 (La Mongie, France) – All the rumours about chinks in Lance
Armstrong’s
armour were put to rest today with his stunning victory and capture of the
Yellow Jersey. Today was certainly an important stage,with … READ MORE →

July 18 2002, (PQ) – With the all-important Time trial happening today, the
GC at the International Tour de l’Abitibi should certainly be closer to
being solidified. Traditionally this race has become one that is decided … READ MORE →

July 17, 2002 – (Pau, France) – Today was the final day before the 2002
Tour de France hits the first real mountains, and the opportunists took
full advantage of it. This was a short stage, only … READ MORE →

courtesy of Team Rona

July 16, 2002, (Montréal, Québec) – Amy Jarvis, Manon Jutras and Gail
Longenecker of the RONA Cycling Team were in the spotlight during last
weekend in races held in the … READ MORE →

courtesy of the CCA
July 16, 2002 – The Canadian Cycling Association is pleased to announce that
Sue Palmer-Komar has been added to the women’s road team at the Commonwealth
Games, which begin on July 25th.

Palmer-Komar, 35, … READ MORE →

courtesy Ari Cheren/UCI
July 14, 2002 (Telluride, CO) – Anne-Caroline Chausson (FRA,
Volvo-Cannondale) made a heroic comeback from injury to win her
third-straight world cup downhill final and retain the series lead,
while Steve Peat (GBR, Orange England) won … READ MORE →

July 15, 2002 (Lorient, France) – This Tour de France is certainly shaping
up to be the closest in recent years. Today’s stage was predicted by most
to be the one Lance Armstrong was to regain … READ MORE →

July 14, 2002 – (Hull, PQ) The OBC Grand Prix has always been a difficult
race to predict. The course, held on the traditional Gatineaux Park
circuit, just north of Ottawa, is comprised of smooth, … READ MORE →

July 14, 2002 – (Plouay, France) – Today was France’s National holiday,
Bastille Day, but really it seemed more like a day for the Dutch. After a
barrage of attacks from eager French riders, it … READ MORE →

July 12, 2002 (Alencon, France) – On a cool day in France, Erik Zabel (GER,
Telekom) smoked the rest of the pack. After a first week that was
relatively unsuccessful (Green Jersey, Yellow Jersey, but beaten … READ MORE →

July 11, 2002 – (Rouen, France) After a day of team time trialing, the Tour
de France returned to the flat roads of Northern France. Thought to be a day
for the sprinters, a 4-man break … READ MORE →

July 10, 2002 – (Ch’teau-Thierry, France) – What a difference a day makes.
The battle for the yellow jersey took flight today with the top teams duking
it out for valuable time. ONCE-Eroski, the main favourite … READ MORE →

courtesy of Threshold Sports
July 9, 2002 (New York, NY) – The Lion King, Mario Cipollini, who has
won over 150 pro cycling races around the world, will compete against
3-time Tour de … READ MORE →

July 8, 2002 (Saarbrücken, Germany) – World Champion Oscar Freire
(Mapei-Quick Step) showed the peloton how he may not win often, but when he
does, he does it well. Freire outlegged top-sprinters Robbie McEwen
(Lotto-Adecco) and Erik Zabel … READ MORE →