July 22, 2014 - Canadian Cycling Magazine

Australian vet Michael Rogers (Tinkoff-Saxo) took his first Tour de France win on Tuesday’s opening stage in the Pyrenees. Rogers […]

The advisory team of M1 Pro Cycling, the wing of M1 Sports Management that is working to bring a new continental team and pro continental or World Tour team to Canada, has gained a medical expert. Jack Taunton, who was the medical officer at four Olympic Games and the chief medical officer at the Vancouver Games in 2010, will bring his expertise to the team. According to a release, Taunton will assist with “talent identification initiatives, athlete rehabilitation needs and sport medical requirements that will guarantee the athletes [of the future team] the best support available during their professional career.”