(Yangyang, Korea) – Champion System Pro Cycling Team’s Zach Bell beat 10 fellow breakaway riders to win Friday’s Stage 6 of the Tour de Korea while teammate Chun Kai Feng regained the lead in … READ MORE →

June 13, 2013 (Banff, AB) – The sixth annual Banff National Park Bike Fest got underway as superb mountain weather served up sunny skies for the opening 1.5 km Prologue. Unlike the rain and cool … READ MORE →

(Megantic, QC) – Francisco Mancebo of the 5-hr Energy team won the very difficult third stage at the Tour de Beauce, on Wednesday, which featured a steep 6,8-kilometre climb averaging 7.7% grade.

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(Banff National Park, Alberta) – Something special happens in the Rockies this time of year, and it has been an annual affair for the past five years. With the bulk of the winter weather … READ MORE →

– Centurion Cycling is delighted to announce it’s partnership with the OCA for Centurion Cycling events for 2013 and beyond. Centurion Cycling and the Ontario Cycling Association will be working together to provide opportunities … READ MORE →

(Ljubljana, Slovenia) – Svein Tuft took his second time trial win of the season, posting the quickest time on the opening stage of Tour de Slovénie. The eight time Canadian National time trial champion … READ MORE →

(Megantic, QC) – Francisco Mancebo Perez (Esp) 5 Hour Energy p/b Kenda claimed the victory on the Queen stage at the Tour de Beauce today claiming the 164km Stage 3 from St-Georges to Mont Megantic. In … READ MORE →

(Val di Sole, Italy) – Here are the results from the Eliminator Qualifications as the UCI MTB World Cup gets underway in Val di Sole for the first “triple” of the season. Andréanne Pichette … READ MORE →

(Ottawa, ON) – The bike racing tradition continues in Ottawa’s Little Italy as the Preston Street Criterium returns for its 41st edition on Father’s Day — Sunday, June 16, 2013. Rogers TV will be … READ MORE →

(Val di Sole, Italy) – For the first time this season, all three disciplines of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup will come together at one venue – Val di Sole, Italy.  The small … READ MORE →

(St-Georges, QC) – Guillaume Boivin of the Canadian National Team won the second stage of the Tour De Beauce, taking the final sprint thanks to the excellent work done by the “Canadian Blue Train” … READ MORE →

(Toronto, ON) – Be a part of building a national brand. Headquartered in Toronto, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) is a national, private, not-for-profit organization committed to high-performance sports excellence. We are the largest … READ MORE →

(Edmonton, Alberta) – Leading Alberta companies and organizations, along with some key national and international corporations, are among the initial roster of partners helping create and ensure the success of the inaugural year of … READ MORE →

(Thetford Mines, QC) – Guillaume Boivin (Can) Canadian National Team made good taking the win on the 152km Stage 2 in Thetford Mines despite an earlier crash. Boivin was also on the podium yesterday … READ MORE →

(Minneapolis, MN) – Canada’s Joelle Numainville (Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies) placed second at the Nature Valley GP 12.32km Stage 1 ITT only 3s behind winner Carmen Small (USA) Specialized-lululemon with Numainville’s teammate Brianna Walle (USA) … READ MORE →

(Ottawa, ON) – I want to start off this report with a huge thank you to the Ride with Rendall group for organizing this amazing event for the second year in a row. I … READ MORE →

(Nanaimo, B.C.) – Last night’s MIVA midweek race consisted of a 40-lap points criterium with primes every five laps, awarding 5, 3, and 2 points for the top three and double points at 20 … READ MORE →

(Lachine, QC) – Tough weather conditions greeted riders for round #2 of the famed Mardis Cyclistes p/b Jean Coutu series in Lachine with dark skies, rain, cold temperatures but Felix Coté-Bouvette (Ekoi-Devinci) was up to … READ MORE →

(BC) – Easter weekend is typically about three things for us at West Coast Cycling: 1) The beginning of decent weather, which means shredding prime BC single-track.  2) Massive chocolate overconsumption.  3) Resurrection.
So, in … READ MORE →

(St-Georges, QC) – Jasper Stuyven (Bel) of Bontrager Cycling Team took the victory in the sprint finish on the first stage of the 2013 Tour de Beauce, crossing the line just ahead of Canada’s … READ MORE →

(Comox Valley , BC) – Youth road cycling in British Columbia took a giant step forward this past weekend (June 8-9th) in the Comox Valley, where the first ever BC Provincial Youth Road Cycling … READ MORE →

(London, ON) – It’s time to mark your calendars, a new road race in Ontario is being promoted in August. For the first time in the 4-year history of the Ontario Youth Cup Cycling Series a race … READ MORE →

(Lac-Etchemin, QC) – Canada’s Guillaume Boivin (Equipe Nationale du Canada) finished second in a close battle at the finish with Jasper Stuyven (Bel) Bontrager in Lac-Etchemin at the 165km Stage 1 as the 28th annual … READ MORE →

(Milton, ON) – The groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Milton Velodrome on Friday, June 7. The new facility is part of the infrastructure needed to host the 2015 Toronto Pan/Parapan Am Games (TO2015).

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– The Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation (CADF) worked to reinforce the efficiency of its programme and procedures in 2012, as testified in its business report published on Monday.
The number of tests carried out across all … READ MORE →