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The best leg-straining, lung-busting routes in the country for you to ‘enjoy’

Record attempt, talented young riders make for memorable evening of racing.

Event Saturday night includes world roller speed record attempt.

Nine juniors will be racing for Quebec-based team.

Canadian Gran Fondo calendar just got a little more crowded with addition of Mont-Tremblant event.

GSD Gestion-Kallisto-Specialized strengthens its roster

Announcement of new team comes as relief for former SpiderTech rider after Cannondale contract fell through

Stephen Keeping laying on his base miles by riding to the Sunshine State

Body created to probe doping replaced by “truth and reconciliation” process

McQuaid resigns from key Olympic committee in wake of Armstrong affair

The track cycling Olympic medallist focuses on academia and the ski trails

Ontario-born Quebecker signs with the U.S.-based Now-Novartis team.

Track cycling Olympian’s first steps toward a return to racing in 2013

The UCI conducted more than 12,000 drug tests in 2010. The bad news is they weren’t all clean.

Clara Hughes cemented her cycling return with overall victory in one of the toughest races in the U.S., the Tour of the Gila.

Canadian BMX racers will finally get a permanent, world-class track to race and train on.

Svein Tuft of SpiderTech p/b C10 came tantalizingly close to victory in the Presidential Tour of Turkey Wednesday.

The Canadian team is targeting the women’s road and the men’s track sprint events at the Pan American championships next week.

The SpiderTech p/b C10 team is crossing into Asia this week for the 47th Presidential Tour of Turkey.

The Canadian Cycling Association is hosting an initiation session for para-cycling in Montreal Monday.

After finishing 13th in the Fleche Wallonne Wednesday, Ryder Hesjedal is looking forward to the final spring classic this weekend.

The third annual Ontario Bike Summit will be held in Ottawa on June 28 and 29.

Keven Lacombe of Team SpiderTech p/b C10 wound up sixth overall at the Profronde Van Drenthe in Holland Saturday.

Canadian takes men’s race, Batty finishes third in women’s race

Keven Lacombe of SpiderTech p/b C10 sprinted to fifth place in opening stage of the Profronde Van Drenthe in The Netherlands Friday.

Alex Cataford rode to victory in the men’s individual pursuit at the junior Panamerican championships Thursday.

Alex Cataford set a new track record in the men’s individual pursuit at the junior Panamerican championships Wednesday.

Allison Beveridge scored Canada’s first medal of the junior Panamerican road and track championships on the opening day Tuesday.

Canadian cycling fans will have three compatriots to cheer for in the queen of the classics Sunday.

Ryder Hesjedal finished ninth overall in the Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco, which wrapped up Saturday.

Keven Lacombe capped off the Circuit Cycliste de la Sarthe with an 11th place in the 166-km final stage Friday.

Svein Tuft of SpiderTech p/b C10 was an early aggressor in the fourth stage of the Circuit Cycliste de la Sarthe Thursday.

Canadian road champion Joelle Numainville finished sixth in Sunday’s women’s Ronde van Vlaanderen World Cup in Belgium.

As the racing season approaches, motorpacing is a great tool for developing speed.

Ryder Hesjedal says he’s had a “quiet” season so far, but everything is going according to plan.

In a little under two months the best cyclists in the world will be racing in Canada’s national capital region.

The Canadian team left the 2011 track world championships Sunday with a single medal — though it was the best kind: Gold.

Svein Tuft of SpiderTech put in an impressive ride Saturday in the Belgian semi classic E3 Prijs Harelbeke.

March 23 was a milestone in David Veilleux’s cycling career.

Quebec City is no longer in the running to host the 2015 road world championships, organizer Serge Arsenault said Friday.

A new team has meant extra motivation for the big Quebecer this year.

The UCI announced Thursday it is appealing Tour de France winner Alberto Contador’s acquittal on doping charges.

Dominique Rollin and Svein Tuft were the top Canadian finishers in the cobbled Belgian semi-classic Wednesday.

Olympian earns spot on women’s pursuit squad

If Keven Lacombe has learned anything from his European stint so far, it’s the importance of teamwork.

David Veilleux scored his first victory as a member of the Europcar team Sunday by winning the Roue Tourangelle in France.

This season Tara Whitten became one of the first Canadians to win an overall track cycling World Cup title.

Dominique Rollin of Montreal finished 16th in a dramatic Milan-San Remo Saturday.

Three days after an encouraging eighth place, Team SpiderTech p/b C10 had a tougher day in the saddle in the Handzame Classic.

The snow is melting in Eastern Canada and it’s time to get out riding on the road again

Dominique Rollin will be the only Canadian on the start line Saturday for the first major classic of 2011.

Keven Lacombe came through for Team SpiderTech p/b C10 with an eighth-place finish Wednesday in the 195-km Nokere Koerse.

Reigning women’s world road race champion Giorgia Bronzini will be on the start line at the Gatineau Grand Prix on May 21.

Zach Bell has already had his best-ever track season — and the most important event still hasn’t happened.

Canada’s track squad will be in the running for as many as three medals at the track worlds in the Netherlands next week.

The organizers of the Quebec and Montreal World Tour races have unveiled the list of teams that will be taking part.

A cyclist injured in an Ontario road race last year is suing the organizers and the provincial governing body for $20 million.

Hamilton and London cyclists will square off against one another in the City Challenge at Forest City Velodrome in London on March 26.

As Canadian road champion Joelle Numainville starts a new season, she is also part of a new team.

An early break in Flanders ended one Canadian’s hopes of a high ranking Sunday but landed another on the podium.

Erinne Willock of Victoria B.C. may be just 29 years old, but she’s been a fixture of international racing for many years.

Svein Tuft of Spidertech p/b C10 remains 4th overall in the Dreidaagse Van West-Vlaanderen after Saturday’s 175-km stage.

Rob Britton of Victoria, B.C., sits in 2nd place overall at the MERCO Cycling Classic after Friday’s 19-km time trial.

Svein Tuft of Team Spidertech p/b C10 came a fraction of a second short of a podium spot in Flanders Friday.

Victoria, B.C.’s Rob Britton kicked off the 2011 season with a win California.

Aspiring Canadian road cyclists can now apply for funding from the Hamilton Foundation for the 2011 season.

As Team Spidertech p/b C10’s European stint enters its third week, Ryan Anderson is learning fast and waiting for his chances.

Canadian pros were active at four different events in Europe on Sunday.

A driver sped through a critical mass ride in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Saturday, injuring 50 of the 130 riders.

Team Spidertech p/b C10’s David Boily has won the mountains classification at the Giro di Sardegna.

The conflict between the UCI and professional cycling teams over the use of race radios continues to simmer this weekend.

New U.S.-based team Realcyclist.com recently signed Ottawa native and former pro Gord Fraser as directeur sportif.

Richard Wooles answers questions about the Canadian team’s season so far.

Oman has thrown its hat in the ring to host the 2015 UCI Road World Championships, the UCI announced Tuesday.

Canadian track cyclists Tara Whitten and Zach Bell were crowned World Cup omnium champions Sunday.

An update on Team Spidertech p/b C10’s European campaign after the Trofeo Laigueglia.

The results are in from Saturday night’s roller racing finale in Ottawa.

Organizers have finalized the lineup of events for the second annual Gatineau Grand Prix this spring.

The final event of the Ottawa roller racing season is set for Saturday.

Canada is sending six riders to the final round of the track World Cup this weekend.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong announced Tuesday that he’s quitting cycling, this time for good.

A newly released graphic novel is based on the conspiracy theory surrounding Marco Pantani’s death.

Canadian Dominique Rollin was fourth in the fifth and final stage of the Tour of Qatar Friday.

Generous Canadian cyclists are finding a new home for their older gear in Cuba.

The U.S.-based women’s Team TIBCO has brought its Canadian rider count up to three by signing Erinne Willock.

Three Ottawa-area cyclists will be getting financial support in 2011 from the annual Seenite Sports bursary.

Riccardo Ricco faces the end of his cycling career after an alleged blood-boosting mishap that nearly killed him.

The Spidertech Powered by C10 team has made it safely to its spring base in the south of France, after a hectic trip.

It’s only February but the European professional road cycling season is already into its second weekend.

A North Carolina college has added cycling to its curriculum.