April 20, 2004 – On Saturday night we arrived in the Netherlands for the Amstel Gold Race. Amstel is an exciting but dangerous race as it's on small roads with many traffic islands, roundabouts, signs … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 13, 2004 – Last sunday night Ryder Hesjedal and I headed back to our apartments in Spain for a week of training and rest. The last weeks have been great preparation for the coming … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 7, 2004 – Tonight I was chatting with Jose Azevedo and he commented on how hard this race is. Not only is it consistently hilly, but the weather is pretty foul. And there aren't … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 7, 2004 – Pays Basque is one of the hardest week-long races on the calendar. The courses are tough with relentless climbs, the weather usually pretty cold and foul, and many riders are in … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 30, 2004 – The last week I spent in Belgium and France racing in Waregem and Criterium International. Both are great races although very different. In Waregem you have all the guys getting ready … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 9, 2004 – The final stage of the Tour of Murcia was set to to be a field sprint in downtown Murcia. It was a flat course so we thought it could be another … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 4, 2004 – Today Michael Barry (USPS) scored a solid 12th in the stage two time trial. Here's what he had to say about the day. Stage 2: Lorca – Lorca ITT, 21.3K Hi … READ MORE → 0 comments

March 3, 2004 – Murcia to San Pedro del Pinatar, 177 km: The stage today started out fast and furious but as there was a strong tailwind no breakaways were able to stick,. The field … READ MORE → 0 comments

February 23, 2004 – USPS' Michael Barry's teammate Floyd Landis soloed away to the overall victory in Portugal, with Barry himself coming in a solid 12th overall. Here's what Barry had to say about the … READ MORE → 0 comments

February 22, 2004 – Stage 4: Vila Real S.Antonio-Tavira ITT. Well, today was an awesome day for the team. We knew everybody was in good shape as we had all being going well at training … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 27, 2004 – Finally it feels like the racing season has really gotten under way for the Jet Fuel Coffee cycling team with our first road trip of the year. For the weekend we … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26, 2004 – The Stanley Park Bike Festival is Vancouver's celebration of cycling in all its many forms.  The festival grew out of the Brockton Criterium bike race, now in its fourth year in … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26th, 2004 – The SCA is looking for a cycling program coordinator based out of Saskatoon. The job description, which follows, is all inclusive but can be adjusted for candidates depending on their skills … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26, 2004 – The town of Salmon Arm is proud to host its first BC Cup Road Event, and the second round of the 2004 Series.  With the sunny and hot weather drawing a … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26, 2004 – Ryan Roth (Jet Fuel) took the first race of the Quebec season, beating Ariel de Gardenas and Yann DeVille yesterday in Pont-Rouge. More results and photos later.Seniors 1/2, 100km1. Ryan Roth, … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26, 2004 – Davide Rebellin (Gerolsteiner) has won one of the longest and toughest one-day races of the year, taking yesterday's Liege-Bastogne-Liege over Rabobank's flying Dutchman Erik Dekker and T-Mobile's Alex Vinokourov. Rebellin caps … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 26, 2004 – The 2004 Dodge Tour de Georgia is now in the books following the 88-mile stage-7 route from Dawsonville to Alpharetta, a suburb of Atlanta. The short and relatively flat race was … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 25, 2004 – The long awaited showdown of the GC contenders played out today during the 128-mile stage-6 from Athens to the top of Brasstown Bald. The fans lucky enough to have a space … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 25, 2004 – This race report is dedicated to all of the Basis sponsors and supporters, in particular the wonderful friends who have helped Team Basis this March: the Gagnon's, Zambrano's, Eggleston's, McFarlanes, Larry … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 24, 2004 – A former well-known Toronto sports entrepreneur was recently married in Cuba. Thom Hughes married Cuban model Mariam Jimenez in Havana on January 17. Fifty guests from both Canada and Cuba attended … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 24, 2004 – Though August is fast approaching, it still remains to be seen whether one of North America's most prestigious mountain bike events will be held this year. A new company called twenty4 … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 24 – Brian Maxwell, the founder of the PowerBar and a former member of the Canadian marathon team, died of a heart attack on March 19. He was 51. Maxwell was once ranked as … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 23, 2004 – Dom Perras (Ofoto/Lombardi Sports) had another good ride today, finishing in the lead group in 15th. Tomorrow's stage should suit him well, with a mountain-top finish. Pedal caught up with the … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 23, 2004 – On Friday, April 30, 2004, join  fellow bicyclists, skaters, and bladers for a leisurely and spirited roll and  ride through the streets of Vancouver. Meet rain or shine at the Vancouver  … READ MORE → 0 comments

April 23, 2004 – For the first time this season, U.S. Olympic hopefuls, Mary McConneloug (Fairfax, Calif.), Alison Dunlap (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Sue Haywood (Davis, W. Va.) will compete alongside each other this weekend … READ MORE → 0 comments