July 3, 2004 — Belgium’s Filip Meirhaeghe (Specialized) was the big winner once again with a convincing win over Switzerland’s Christoph Sauser (Siemens/Cannondale ) in second and Spain’s Jose Antonio Hermida (Multivan Merida). Canada’s Seamus … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – The 4-day, 4-stage, 2004 Fitchburg-Longsjo Stage Race began last evening with the 7-mile Individual Time Trial, in this western suburb of Boston. Now in its 45th year, this New England classic … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 — Norway’s Gunn-Rita Dahle (Multivan/Merida) continued her domination of the elite women’s circuit taking round six of the cross-country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. The U.S.A.’s Mary McConneloug was second 46 seconds … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – On Sunday, July 18, the fifth annual Wholesome Undie ridewill take to the streets of Vancouver.When: 12:00 Noon, Sunday, July 18, 2004Where: Vancouver Art Gallery (Georgia Street Side)Slower, sexier, and smarter … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – The Tour has begun. The 6.1 km prologue TT in Liege was taken by Switzerland’s Fabian Cancellara (Fassa Bortolo) by two seconds over defending champ Lance Armstrong (USPS). Defending prologue … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – In 1991, an unknown 19-year-old American by the name ofLance Armstrong won the tough Gastown criterium in Vancouver while ridingfor the Subaru/Montgomery cycling team. He hadn’t even planned to come tothe … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – On Monday (June 28) I flew home to Toronto from the RoadNationals in Kamloops, B.C. and once again returned to my demanding regimenof one hour rides in the hopes of fully … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – Following the women’s race, the men will set off for the sixth Cross Country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. Here is the full start list. The number before each rider’s … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 3, 2004 – In a few hours, the women will set off for the sixth Cross Country World Cup, in Calgary, Alberta. Here is the full start list for today’s race. The number … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – With only a week between Beauce and the Road Nationals inKamloops, B.C. there wasn’t much to be done in terms of training. My weekwas comprised of 1-1.5-hour training spins in the … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 -The U.S. received another opportunity for a medal at theOlympic Games after the International Cycling Union (UCI) offered the U.S.a start position in the women’s points race. The U.S. did not … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – In the middle of a deluge of drug-related controversies – abook alleging USA’s Lance Armstrong’s doping practises, Scot David Millarconfessing to using EPO, Spain’s Jesus Manzano recounting widepspread … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – Today marks the start of the second UCI/MTB World Cup inCanada in as many weeks. The 4-Cross event will get things going at CalgaryOlympic Park, and the well- Cross … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – The Waterloo Cycling Club has been working hard to changethe venue for this years Festival. An Urban Jungle Criterium, will takeplace on Sunday July 25th, in Downtown Kitchener, … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – On June 11, women cyclists and their supporters gathered atthe Third Yoplait Women’s Cycling Summit Conference held during the GreatRiver Energy Bicycle Festival at the Park Inn … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – ExtremeRoad.com is pleased to present the first annualConestoga Road Race on Sunday July 4, 2004 at St. Clements, Ontario, justnorth of Waterloo. This brand new race course follows a rolling 9.6 … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – Here are the results of yesterday’s CHIN picnic crit, held in downtown Toronto: Senior 1/2 Men1. Andrew “Champ” Randell (Jet Fuel Coffee – RS1) 2:18:47 2. Tim “Fever” Lefebvre (Jet … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 2, 2004 – Lance Armstrong’s (USPS) assault on the Tour de France’s record book will begin July 3 in Liege, Belgium as the Tour de France rolls away with a 6K prologue.Remaining in Belgium … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 1, 2004 (Golden, British Columbia) – After recently learning it had set the record for the highest lift-accessed mountain biking in North America, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort decided to upgrade its already legendary … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 1, 2004 – Rob Kish crossed his 19th RAAM finish line today at 8:36 a.m. EST. The three-time solo winner (’92, ’94, 95) struggled on his way up to the stage for … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 1, 2004 – Last night Symmetrics took another convincing win, withSvein Tuft, Dylan Sebel and Andrew Pinfold lapping the field. Tuft took thewin. Trek’s Leah Goldstein won the women’s .Men:1. Svein Tuft (Symmetrics … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 30, 2004 – His confidence brimming after winning the Canadian RoadRace Championships and two wins over Lance Armstrong this year, GordFraser, ranked number two on the US Pro circuit, will bring the number oneteam … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 30, 2004 – The Ontario Cycling Association has room for Ontarioathletes wishing to be a part of a remaining number of High Performanceopportunities:Tour de Saguenay-Lac St. Jean (Alma/Coupe Proco)This event is open to cadet … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 30, 2004 – Ford Motor Company is pleased to announce its support forBasis Cycling Program. Ford’s sponsorship begins immediately, with an eyetowards becoming a co-title sponsor in 2005.“We’re very happy to have Nicole … READ MORE → 0 comments

June 29, 2004 – Four days after the flare-up, the dust began to settle on a controversy that raged during the middle of the race, possibly effected the outcome, and certainly made the newcomers Jure … READ MORE → 0 comments