March 31, 2005 — Here’s what’s inside the OCA’s E-newsletter”¦ 1. Upcoming Events2. Uxbridge Icebreaker preview3. Tour de Hollander4. SISU signs on for another year5. SISU Ontario Cup #1 – Bikecrazie.com update1. Upcoming events not … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 31, 2005 – The Associated Press has reported that Mike Anderson, the former personal assistant to Lance Armstrong, has said in court papers filed on Thursday that he discovered a banned substance in the … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 31, 2005 (Redlands, CA) – Christine Thorburn (Webcor) over came a very difficult field as well as winds gusting to over 50 mph to win the Watermaker Mount Rubidoux Time Trail in the opening … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 31, 2005 – Early season Belgian racing is characterized by tight roads, relentless winds, and driving rain – conditions that favour tough, combative riders and often reward more than a touch of local knowledge. … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 (Carson, Calif.) – A crowd of 15,086 cycling fans came through the ADT Event Center turnstiles last weekend for the four-day 2005 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, which concluded Sunday at the … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 – The Ontario Cycling Association & London’s Forest City Velodrome are pleased to announce the first track camp at the new Velodrome beginning on Friday, April 22nd thru Sunday April 24th. … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 – We apologize the late notification regarding the Pedal Forum. Due to circumstances beyond our control we were forced to take the Forum off-line temporarily. The problem will be resolved shortly and … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 – Bouygues Telecom’s Laurent Brochard has won Paris-Camembert for the third time, soloing away to victory ahead of Australia’s Brett Lancaster and Frenchman Sandy Casar (Française des Jeux). Lance Armstrong … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 – The Navigators Insurance Cycling Team announced its event roster for the third edition of the Dodge Tour of Georgia, April 19-24, 2005.Columbian climbing specialist, and winner of last year’s Brasstown … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2005 – We have been busy! With the launch of our full Men’s Pro Team along with our Espoir Development Team and Elite Women’s team our hands have been full competing … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 29, 2005 – A crowd of 15,086 cycling fans came through the ADT Event Center turnstiles last weekend for the four-day 2005 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, which concluded Sunday at the ADT Event … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 28, 2005 – National junior pursuit chamption Charly Vivès of Montreal confirmed his place in the Pro-Elite peloton over Easter Weekend in Albany. A member of the SG/Espoirs Laval National Cycling team, Vivès has … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 29, 2005 – One of the beautiful things about the Sea Otter Classic, the most celebrated cycling festival and exposition in North America, is one can always expect the unexpected to happen. The eagerly … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 28, 2005 – The 2005 UCI Track Cycling World Championships concluded Sunday as Australia bagged another two medals to maintain their stronghold on the medal count and close the games as the most highly … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 27, 2005 – Tim Larkin of the Kodak EasyShare Gallery/Sierra Nevada Professional Cycling Team outsprinted David Zabriskie (CSC) and Eric Wohlberg (Symmetrics Cycling) to win yesterday’s notorious Copperopolis Road Race in Northern California.Kodak … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 27, 2005 — The last day of the UCI World Track Championships was bittersweet for Canadian rider Mandy Poitras of British Columbia. “One minute I was riding forward, the next minute I was looking … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – With the Track Worlds in the news, I thought it would be a good idea to update everyone on the construction so far on the indoor belodrome in London.The construction is … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – American Bobby Julich took another early-season opener, winning the Critérium International’s final Time Trial over Rabo’s Erik Dekker. CSC swept the Podium in the TT. Results1. Bobby Julich (USA) … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Here are some results from yesterday’s Track World Championships in Carson, California. Full report and photos later today. Team Pursuit Final (4000m)1. Great Britain (Ed Clancy, Steven Cummings, Paul Manning, … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Australia posted a four-medal performance this evening at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships to lead the medal count with one session remaining to join Great Britain and The Netherlands as … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 — Canadians felt a “˜mixed bag’ of emotions after their performances yesterday at the UCI 2005 Track World Championships in Carson, California. Lori-Anne Muenzer of Alberta finished seventh in the sprints, her … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Here are some of the highlights from today’s day session in Carson, California. Report and photos later.Women’s Pursuit Qualifying (3000m)1. Katie Mactier (Australia) 3:38.325 2. Katherine Bates (Australia) 3:41.676 … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Day three of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships got underway this morning with the qualifying rounds for the women’s individual pursuit and the men’s sprint in which U.S. … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Friday night featured prominent Dutch performances at the 2005 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Carson, Calif. but Saturday night clearly offers the opportunity for the Australian contingent to strut their … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 26, 2005 – Plans for the first-ever Tour of California, an 8-stage, 1,100 km stage race were announced yesterday at the Home Depot Centre in Carson, California, near the site of the Track Worlds … READ MORE → 0 comments