Podcast

In-depth talks with riders at the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal reveal what’s ahead for the nation’s athletes

Plus: Derek Gee and a Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal preview

Insights from a Toronto cyclist and engineering scientist who’s been working with an artificial intelligence-like training platform for roughly 10 years

One Canadian was at the heart of getting the young discipline into the Games

Ashlin Barry, son of two pro cyclists, is set for more cycling successes with the stars and stripes

Tip and tricks that will help you to pedal well when the temperature is high

Gunnar and Isabella Holmgren set themselves up for Paris 2024 in critical cross country races

Two company insiders discuss features and design. Plus, first-ride impressions from a Canadian Cycling Magazine tester

Plus, a ride in the Israel-Premier Tech team car as a young Canadian makes his race debut

The triple crown winner looks back at his amazing feat, and ahead to how the Slovenian sensation might do the same this season

Ahead of the Nations Cup in Milton, Ont., the rider breaks down the strategies of key races, as well as choreography for social media clips

The Vancouver rider talks gear, gummy bears, an outhouse nap and safety within the world’s toughest events

The data guru turns some common ideas—like racing is dead in North America—on their heads

The YT Industries athlete looks back at the Migration Gravel Race and other challenging rides from 2023, and ahead to another 12 months of big adventures

CCM editors debate the best performances of the year on the roads, trails and boards. Find out where they agree and where they don’t see eye to eye

As the national championships approach, Isabella Holmgren, Rafaelle Carrier, Evan Russell, Sidney McGill, Luke Valenti and Michael van den Ham take stock of their seasons

During a 1,000-km journey to Alaska, a group faced dangerous road conditions, terrible weather and mechanical issues, and then things fell apart

A deep dive into the recent WorldTour races in La Belle Province

Plus, a look ahead to the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal and back to stories from Glasgow you haven’t heard

She took up racing less than a year and a half ago and has racked up some big wins. Find out what lies ahead for the Ontario rider

How YT’s young Squamish racer is moving past freak accidents and injuries

Geoff Brown provides insights into la Grande Boucle and riders he’s worked with, including Lance Armstrong, and looks ahead to the TdF Femmes

Matt Kadey on the joys and challenges of designing adventurous tracks across the country

A discussion with the Ottawa rider about his achievements throughout May

The rider has had a strong road season so far and is poised for bigger things

The long-distance and adventure cyclist discusses the psychological elements that can make you a better rider

Riders and coaches break down performances at the Milton Track Nations Cup

The legendary mountain bike rider has advice for riders young and no-so-young. Also, Paris-Roubaix. (More like, Roub-eh!)

Or, mistakes we’re trying not to make, again

CCM’s editors discuss the year that was on the road, trails and track

Key players break down the day’s racing, as well as the effects of the historic victory

Find out more about Michael Leonard and his path to the big WorldTeam

Looking back 10 years to a tumultuous time in road cycling

Following the pro rider’s announcement that she’s retiring after the world championships, she looks back at the evolution of road racing and the women’s peloton, as well as ahead to the future

The Vancouver-based adventure cyclist speaks about some striking differences between riding in America compared with Canada, as well as headwinds, riding on interstates and being a ‘bikeochondriac’

The pro from Sherbrooke, Que., had a busy first season on EF Education-TIBCO-SVB

National short track champion Laurie Arseneault on racing World Cups, fishing, superstition and the fire in her heart

The rider talks American Criterium Cup, chasing UCI points for the track, her big wins this year and the races ahead

Twenty-five years ago, Linda Jackson was on the podium of a stage race in France. Today, her team, EF Education-TIBCO-SVB, will be at the new eight-day race by the ASO

A preview of la Grande Boucle with guest Michael Barry

Empowering cycling knowledge from Dave Shellnutt

Michael van den Ham on Lost and Found. Andrew Randell looks to Unbound. Also, interviews from the Nations Cup in Milton, Ont., and a Giro d’Italia check-in with Alex Cataford

Also on the podcast, a check-in with Alex Cataford at the Giro d’Italia

The track cycling Olympic gold medallist looks ahead to the Nations Cup at her home track

The sprinter, and actuary student, has had a strong start to his season

A cool factory, a detailed process and an all-road machine on the way

Can the continental team achieve its goals in fewer than five years?

CCM’s editors discuss the year that was on the road, trails and track

By midsummer, the Montreal rider had hit new heights. Then things got better.

Junior stars of the track Carson Mattern and Dylan Bibic on how they got their rainbow jerseys

The rider also looks ahead to her cyclocross season and back to a Jedi mind trick by Sandra Walter

Dave Lawrence and Nick Legan of Shimano discuss features and design of the road bike components

The cross country World Cup victor looks ahead to the second act of his season

The challenges the cyclist has overcome and continues to face on his way to Tokyo

The Montreal rider on Israel Start-Up Nation previews the Olympics while still deep within la Grande Boucle

The rider from Victoria has collected a few jerseys, but one has more significance than the others

The SD Worx rider looks ahead to the Games and back on a long road career

On the anniversary of the Lovell’s death, Gordon Singleton, Steve Bauer and Michael Barry share their stories and memories of the complicated man who paved the way for their careers

The Orillia, Ont., athlete talks racing in Europe, java, cooking and…figure skating

The Pemberton, B.C., athlete on all the fun to be had on bikes, sleds, skis and 4x4s as he looks ahead to the DH season

The retired pro from Langley, B.C,. shares his wisdom that comes out of years of racing and exploring, and talks about an old fear and current projects

The cross country rider speaks candidly about her mental-health struggles and about the race season ahead

She broke a world record on her bike, but the machine plays a more significant role in putting things back together for the Ottawa rider

Ryan Atkins on the difficulties and the rewards of climbing the world’s highest peaks, virtually

Paulo Saldanha, the Israel Start-Up Nation head of performance from Montreal, is helping the Grand Tour champion get back to his best

The 26-year-old rider gets ready for his first season in the WorldTour

The reigning national cross country champ discusses past successes, challenges and current hopes for the season ahead

Ditch New Year’s resolutions, too. But discover Molly Hurford’s approach to improving on and off the bike in the year ahead

From a broken leg to stage-race podiums

From iconic teams, such as Symmetrics and SpiderTech, to Europe, and then back to North America

Does the Canadian and Pan Am champ continue racing abroad? Or does she come home? It’s complicated

The former pro roadie looks back at how he thought the action would play out this fall. He got some stuff right. Other stuff: not so much

His first bikepacking trip takes him to a remote region in his adopted province of Quebec

Plus a look back at one rider’s time at the Tour de France and the other’s successes at Tirreno–Adriatico

The opportunities, both big and small, created by the races in Quebec

The world champion and Olympian talks racing (past and future), training, bikes and supporting other riders

The Tour of Utah winner has advice and tales about big multi-day rides

Lessons from three cyclists affected by the 1980 boycott for the COVID-19 era

30 years ago this summer, the Fenwick Flash was in the yellow jersey

Canada’s time trial champion looks ahead to the start of the road season and discusses making bread and racing for salmon

The former pro cyclist looks at the challenges and opportunities—but mostly challenges—that lie ahead for riders, teams and race organizers

The 24-hour mountain bike champion on taking it easy at 2,500 m

A look back at the first Grand Tour win by a Canadian

Lessons from three cyclists affected by the 1980 boycott for the COVID-19 era

Three riders pedalled the Wapusk trail, the world’s longest seasonal road. When they got out of the woods, they had to learn about the new normal

30 years ago, a Canadian almost, almost, won a Monument. Usually, the second-place finisher is forgotten, but not when things are this close

The EF Pro Cycling rider from Ottawa talks about his femur-busting crash at Paris-Nice, lockdown in Spain and the Tokyo Olympics

Maghalie Rochette, Michael van den Ham, Ruby West and Aaron Schooler share stories and insights into the final event of the UCI series

Athletes discuss what the races say about the discipline and the scene. Also, a dispatch from the Pan Am championships in Midland, Ont.

Also, virtual and in-real-life adventures chasing a distance record in Zwift

Also, should you have a beer after an event?

Two Canadians win a dusty mountain bike stage race. Also, Maghalie Rochette, Jenn Jackson, Michael van den Ham and Ruby West reflect on their early season cyclocross races

How Kevin Field and his spreadsheets have helped this country’s athletes perform better and better

The Team Sunweb rider talks about the Grand Prix events. Coach Peter Glassford has advice for cyclocrossers targeting a weekend of racing

Vaea Verbeeck discusses her coronation at Crankworx and what do in fall if you just aren’t that keen on ’cross

Also, Leah Kirchmann on her La Course podium and Shimano’s ‘Gravel Avengers’ come to Ontario

A rider’s first enduro and the far-out front suspension of Calgary’s Structure Cycleworks

An extended interview covering the nearly forgotten 1984 Tour de France Féminin where Canadian riders distinguished themselves, and a look to this year’s Grande Boucle and Giro Rosa

Techniques for going uphill faster and the Canadian behind a Norwegian company