(St. Catherines, ON) – After the first race of the King of the Spring Series, the Steaming Nostril on March 24, I hit up the Tour of Bronte and Hell of the North on … READ MORE →

(Milton, ON) — The groundbreaking ceremony for the Milton Velodrome, planned for April 11, has been rescheduled due to expected bad weather in the Greater Toronto Area reports Inside Halton. The 154,000 sq foot … READ MORE →

(Stouffville, ON) – RealDeal Racing’s Hell of the North was a great success and the hardest to date. The icy snow covered trails made for some extreme conditions and anyone who finished this event went … READ MORE →

(Redlands, CA) – Australian cyclist Loren Rowney (Specialized Lululemon) made Sagan-esque waves after finishing third at the Redlands road race last weekend and then squeezed the bum of a young man on the podium, … READ MORE →

(Langley, B.C.) – March is supposed to “come in like a lion and go out like a lamb” and the last two weekends of the month in the Lower Mainland did just that… weather-wise … READ MORE →

– The UCI listened to the feedback from the various groups involved and who feel affected by a strict and immediate enforcement of rule 1.2.019 and its associated sanctions. The UCI has decided to … READ MORE →

– Pedal caught up with Canadian mountain bikers Raphaël Gagné, Mikaela Kofman, and Frédérique Trudel after all three won medals at the recent Pan American Mountain Bike Championships in Tucuman, Argentina.
Raphaël Gagné – Silver … READ MORE →

(Belgium) – Peter Sagan (Svk) Cannondale Pro Cycling topped the podium at the 200km De Brabantse Pijl-La Flèche Brabançonne, from Leuven to Overijse, besting former winner here, Philippe Gilbert (Bel) BMC Racing Team at the … READ MORE →

(Mers-les-Bains, France) – Caleb Ewan (Australia) won the 28th edition of the 172.2 Côte Picarde, round #2 of the Coupe des Nations Espoirs, from Quend-Plage-les-Pins to Mers-les-Bains. Sean De Bie (Belgium) came second in … READ MORE →

(Vimoutiers, France) – Pierrick Fédrigo (Fra) FDJ won the 206.5km Paris-Camembert from Magnanville to Vimoutiers in a four-up sprint. Sylvain Georges (Fra) Ag2R La Mondiale and Pierre Rolland (Fra) Team Europcar wound up second … READ MORE →

(Maple Ridge, B.C.) – Conditions were unseasonably favourable for the first annual 12km Pitt-Polder cycling time trial on Saturday with mild temperatures, dry roads, and a tailwind for most of the route. That all … READ MORE →

(Rockland, ON) – The Clarence-Rockland Classic kicked off early Sunday morning under dark skies and threats of rain. For those who do not know, the race is an 81km cyclosportive “race” held over a … READ MORE →

– The new, dedicated, Specialized Edition program opens a new chapter in celebrating our riders’ accomplishments, our industry partnerships, and the creativity of our talented designers. For 2013, the design teams responsible for the … READ MORE →

(Toronto, ON) – The 2012 London Olympics marked the first time in history that women were represented in every sport and that all of the 204 participating countries included female athletes. IOC president Jacques … READ MORE →

(Dry Hill, Washington) –  Canadian DH riders swarmed the first round of the popular NW Cup now in its 6th year held in this past weekend in Dry Hill, Washington. Mark Wallace led a … READ MORE →

(Nanaimo, BC) – The popular Mid Island Velo Association Thursday time trial series on Nanaimo River Road, on Vancouver Island,  starts Thursday, April 18th. The first event is a fifteen kilometre out and back … READ MORE →

(Ottawa, ON) – The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has refused a request for an interim review on the anti-dumping duties on some bicycles imported from Taiwan and China – duties that have been … READ MORE →

– Cycling BC ran the first selection camp this weekend for the 2013 Canada Summer Games Road Team. The selection process included two individual tests on Saturday in addition to Barry’s Roubaix on Sunday. … READ MORE →

– Norway’s Steffen Kjaersgaard, a former teammate of Lance Armstrong at US Postal from 2000 to 2003, admitted to doping between 1998 and 2003 at a news conference last October but will not face … READ MORE →

(Rockland, ON) – Here are the results from yesterday’s Clarence Rockland Classic held in Rockland, Ontario and presented by Ride with Rendall. Veronique Fortin (Pasta Zara-Cogeas) dominated the women’s Over 19 competition, winning solo … READ MORE →

(Redlands, CA) – Canada’s Joelle Numainville (Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies) scored her second consecutive podium placing second on the final Stage 4 of the Redlands Bicycle Classic, the women’s 109.5km Sunset Road Race. … READ MORE →

(Tucuman, Argentina) – Raphael Gagne earned Canada’s third medal at the Pan American MTB Championships in Argentina scoring the silver in the men’s XC race on Sunday. His superb performance followed Mikaela Kofman’s silver … READ MORE →

(Stouffville, ON) – Here are some brief results from the 5th annual Hell of the North, 125km, hosted by Realdealracing.ca at Musselmans Lake in Stouffville, ON where Mike Garrigan took a convincing win over Colin … READ MORE →

(Tucuman, Argentina) – Canada’s Mikaela Kofman took home the silver in the Elite women’s XC race today while Frederique Trudel scored the bronze in U23 Women’s XC race at the Pan American MTB Championships in Tucuman, … READ MORE →

(Roubaix, France) – Fabian Cancellara (Sui) RadioShack Leopard, the overwhelming favourite, won his third Paris-Roubaix, 254.5km, in a one-on-one match sprint against Sep Vanmarcke (Bel) Team Blanco at the line. Niki Terpstra (Ned) Omega … READ MORE →