Rob Sturney

RCMP dive team recovers the body of a cyclist who broke through the ice on Wood Lake.

Tom Boonen continues to lead the Tour of Qatar

Loses 2010 Tour de France and 2011 Giro d’Italia titles

Ex-U.S. Postal personnel still not off the hook

Rollin, Tuft and Barry in the Persian Gulf

A heartwarming Groundhog Day story of hope

Runs July 23 & 24 @ the Albion Hills Conservation Area

Now called the Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix

Canadian Continental Pro outfit SpiderTech finds itself well-placed in the UCI “fictitious” pre-season assessment for the America Tour. The rankings […]

Box Hill to handle 15 000 paying fans

“UCI isn’t there to ride on the back of the men’s sport”

Dream start for new squad GreenEdge

The Green Bullet second on Tour Down Under GC

Andre Greipel continues to roll in Australia

The Court of Arbitration for Sports has announced that its decision in the Clenbuterol doping case of Alberto Contador has […]

Greipel, Meyer, Goss, Boasson Hagen among the favourites

Craig Richey slated to tackle sandy Belgian course

Bell and Whitten lead the way

The 2012 Canadian track cycling championships are set for September 12-18 in Dieppe, New Brunswick. Coming a month after the […]

Later in the year, more routes, more riders

British rider and German team win by default

Norco takes on American and Aussie

Canada’s first Pro Continental team enjoyed a fine premier season, one that saw it make its WorldTour debut at the […]

Hesjedal set for the Tour Down Under

Catharine Pendrel, the current world cross-country champion, and Steve Smith, the fifth ranked downhill racer in the world, were named […]

Toronto 2015’s track

Catharine Pendrel and Kris Sneddon current champions

Natasha Elliot still top Canadian woman

Licensed riders still to start out front

The Canadian Cycling Association released its 2012 schedule with the World Cup date at Mont-Sainte-Anne set for late June and […]

5100 kilometres, 48 000 metres of climbing

First World Championships in Canmore in 1999.

Eyes on the Olympics

Other Geox “orphan” JJ Cobo still unsigned

Brrrrr!

Accused of paying off Kolobnev for 2010 Classic win

Tuft and Meier’s GreenEdge finally confirmed

Monique Sullivan has successful Keirin

Whitten leads women’s omnium at halfway point

Whitten, Brown and Roorda come 7th out of 18

World Cup #2 in Cali

Millar won’t fight lifetime ban

13 days, six hours from Vancouver to Halifax

Losing BigMat sponsorship to FDJ the issue

Three time Olympian on board

Radioshack-Nissan and GreenEdge still to be approved

Over the next four days in Lausanne, the Court of Arbitration for Sport will conduct a hearing into three-time Tour […]

Weldon/Bessette win their fourth gold of the Games

New teammates introduced

The rural road training rides of a Kentucky college cycling team has inspired a simple but effective way for locals […]

Bikes to return in mid-April

Weldon/Bessette earn Games’ first gold medal

The Green Bullet is serving a two year suspension

80 centimetre bike impossible to ride, difficult to pawn

Landis, coach, co-conspirators given 12 month suspended sentences, fine

A couple of years ago there was a spate of news reports citing medical research that cyclists’ saddle might be […]

Coquitlam, B.C.’s Jasmin Glaesser’s 7th place in the women’s omnium was the highlight of Canadian efforts at the first UCI […]

Sheppard repeats

National cycling associations and fans are still reacting to this week’s UCI announcement granting Olympic men’s road race and time […]

Start time two weeks deeper into the rainy season

Wiggins to help power Cav’s train after contesting the time trial

Finished ahead of new teammate Cadel Evans

Will his beef defense stand up?

This year’s Vuelta a Espana was not only notable for JJ Cobo’s unlikely win, Peter Sagan’s triple victories and the […]

Coroner to put velo-deaths under the microscope

Canadians denied podiums in Guadalajara

Peruvian rider receives two year ban

Riders scramble to find squads

Trio shatters Canadian record

The last few days have seen the organizers of the two most prominent Grand Tours officially release next year’s parcours. […]

Third place in the individual time trial

Canadian national mountain bike champion Max Plaxton finished seventeen seconds in arrears of winner Hector Leonardo Paez of Colombia today […]

Swiss surprise at the Giro di Lombardia

Lead out man Eisel signs as well

Sighting or encountering wild animals usually provides the cyclist with a rush or a tranquil feeling of oneness with the […]

The two Canadians will race on their third team together

BMC’s Belgian Greg Van Avermaet stymied the aspirations of the sprinters by being the first over the finish line from […]

Clenbuterol and smog the worries

Turn your bike into illuminated parentheses

Hughes joins first trade team since her comeback

Keeps 2012 team under wraps

Team Champion System jumps up a level

Health benefits still outweigh drawbacks

2012 to have less climbing, easier rider transfers

Great Britain’s first world title since Tom Simpson in 1965

The legend’s brave attack was the much needed spark

Double elite time trial gold for the Germans

Hughes, Whitten and Shaw show Canada’s tremendous depth

Australia continued its fine start to the 2011 World Road Cycling Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark by winning its second gold […]

Runner up in 2007

Strong team off to Copenhagen with the Olympics in mind

Sky’s Froome and Wiggins second and third

Racers prevail in individual time trials

Andy Schleck to miss GP’s Montreal and Quebec

The Buffalo is well-positioned to take the win

Junior Rosser and elite Buchar taste bronze

Canada’s first elite women’s title since Alison Sydor in ’96

Team relay and junior cross-country results

Massive climbs still to come