July 28, 2002 (Manchester, England) – Multiple World Championship
medallist Lori-Ann Muenzer from Canada had a fine ride in the 500m today,
finishing behind Kerrie Meares (Australia) who set a new Commonwealth
Record. In the Men’s … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 28, 2002 (Paris, France) – The Tour de France is over, after a 144k
jaunt into Paris. Lance Armstrong has won his fourth Tour. The Stage began
in its traditional leisurely way, with the pack … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 27, 2002 (Manchester, England) – Cadel Evans (Australia) has won many
an Olympic/Commonwealth/World Championship Medal is his career, but today
was the first one on skinny tires. After an incredible Giro, his first
ever, in
which the … READ MORE → 0 comments

courtesy TriLife Sports
July 27, 2002 (Canmore, Alberta)- The Canmore Nordic Centre was the heart
of the action last weekend for
the 7th annual 24 Hours of Adrenalin presented by Jeep race, the 2nd
largest of the twelve North … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 27, 2002 (Durette-Macon, France) – Lance Armstrong has put all rumours
to rest
of his time trial dominance by winning today’s 50km time trial in just over
an hour. He crushed TT specialists like Raimondas … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 27, 2002 (Manchester, England)
Provisional Results:
1. Clara Hughes (Canada)
2. Anna Millward (Australia)
3. Lyne Bessette (Canada)

courtesy of IMBA
July 26, 2002 – Improved mountain bike access in Cleveland is the goal of
an upcoming 11-day
Hot Spots campaign hosted by the International Mountain Bicycling Association
(IMBA) and the Cleveland Area Mountain … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 25, 2002 (Bourg-en-Bresse, France) – If yesterday’s stage was a stage
for Italy, certainly today could have been one for the Scandinavians. Former
Espoir Time Trial World Champion (1998) Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole),
from Norway, took … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 25, 2002 (Cluses, France) – After a scandal-scarred Tour of Italy and a
depressing Soccer World Cup, Italians have something to cheer about today.
It seems like ages ago since Marco Pantani or Gianni Bugno … READ MORE → 0 comments

First, let me apologize for being brief. I am rushing out the door to make
a plane for Manchester. But, this is a very important message that needs
your attention.

The CBC is currently doing a review into … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 24, 2002 (Manchester, England) – The Commonwealth Games are about to
begin, and Canada has perhaps the strongest team in recent history. The
cycling races should be very competitive, with professional mountain
bikers, road … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 24, 2002 (La Plagne, France) – Winning stages in the Tour de France is
never easy, and Michael Boogerd (Rabobank) certainly had a hard time today.
Today’s stage may have been shorter (179.5 km) than … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 23, 2002 (Les deux Alpes, France) – Santiago Botero (Kelme-Costa
Blanca) took his second stage victory in this year’s tour, and Lance
Armstrong (USPS) is one more mountain closer to Paris. In a long … READ MORE → 0 comments

It is with deepest personal sorrow that we advise you of our loss of our
valued friend and long time co-worker Elizabeth Eckert, who passed away
July 16th after a courageous battle with Cancer. Elizabeth was … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 21, 2002, – (Kamloops, B.C.)
The sky above Sun Peaks Resort in Kamloops was cloudless for the Tim
Hortons Canadian National Cross Country Mountain Bike Championships, Sunday
July 21, making the open climbs even more relentless. And … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 21, 2002 (Val d’Or, PQ) – A great day for Canadians as Cameron Evans
(B.C), Andrew Davidson (Alberta) and Jean-Sébastien Lavoie (Quebec) were
1-2-3 on the last stage, a 70 km crit. There … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 13-14 – Bromont, PQ

Senior Men Keirin Final
Gold Steen Madsen, 11.48
Silver Travis Smith
Bronze Lars Madsen
4. Keith Bruneau
5. Tyler Hansen
6. Jim Fisher
7. Alexandre Mourais, 11.84
8. Keith Thorarinson
9. Brooks Rapley
10. Ryan McKenzie

Senior Men Olympic … READ MORE → 0 comments

Matthieu Chiocca (France Comte) won stage seven, robbing Kevin Lacombe
(Québec) of a stage win on the fast road circuit which finished in the host
town of Val d’or. The American team was impressive in controlling the … READ MORE → 0 comments

courtesy Ontario Sumer Games
July 21, 2002 (Kitchener, Ontario) This weekend there were several cycling
races held in the Kitchener-Waterloo area for young athletes of Ontario:

Men’s Individual Time Trial

GOLD -Kevin Mott – Woodstock Cycling Club … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 21, 2002 (Mont Ventoux, France) – On the same hill where Tom Simpson
collapsed on unlucky Stage 13 on July 13th, 1967 – Le Mont Ventoux –
Richard Virenque (Domo-Farm Frites) had the ride of his … READ MORE → 0 comments

courtesy STAT timingTim Hortons MTB Nationals 2002 Team Relay
July 20, 2002, Sun Peaks, BC

1. FEDEREAU Ricky (GEARS RACING #1) RELAY
L-1 0:10:31.1 ( … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 20 2002- AtlasCold/Italpasta’s field sprinter, 24 year old Andrew
Pinfold of Woodbridge, Ontario, certainly showed the field he can climb
too. In yesterday’s 700 metre hillclimb, Pinfold, recovering from intestinal problems, put … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 20, 2002 – Another win for a Dutchman as Jos Harms takes the stage.
Tyler Farrar’s strong American squad controlled the race enough to secure
the Brown leader’s jersey for one more day. … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 19, 2002, – (Plateau de Beille, France) – Another day, another win
for Lance Armstrong. An early break contained a mix of well-known french
riders including Laurent Jalabert (CSC-Tiscali), the legendary … READ MORE → 0 comments

July 19, 2002 – (Val d’Or, PQ) After yesterday’s all important Time Trial
where Tyler Farrar (USA) solidified his lead, Dutch sprinter Eddy Van
Lizendoorn took advantage of a defensive field to notch another victory … READ MORE → 0 comments