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The Quebec cycling federation’s three stage plan to restart activities sheds light on what racing will look like when it resumes
May 21st, 2020 by Lily Hansen-Gillis | Posted in News | No Comments »
The detailed plan covers everything from when masks are required to the new standard for podiums
Why you shouldn’t treat a ride like a race
August 7th, 2019 by Canadian Cycling Magazine | Posted in Technique | No Comments »
The grumpy gruppetto rider’s public service announcement
Looking back on a season committed to racing
November 4th, 2017 by Canadian Cycling Magazine | Posted in Spotlight, Training | No Comments »
Evaluating a year of training for racing and competing
Haley Smith, Peter Disera return to Norco Factory Team XC ranks for 2017
January 18th, 2017 by Todd Aalgaard | Posted in News | No Comments »
Disera’s brother, Quinton, will also join the team this season
Van Aert world cyclocross champion in thrilling comeback performance
January 31st, 2016 by Rob Sturney | Posted in News | No Comments »
Belgian Wout Van Aert came back from a tangle with main rival Mathieu Van der Poel (The Netherlands) to win his first elite men’s world championship in an engrossing contest in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium on Sunday.
Thalita De Jong is new world cyclocross champion after thrilling Heusden-Zolder race
January 30th, 2016 by Rob Sturney | Posted in News | No Comments »
Dutch rider Thalita De Jong came from behind on the third of four laps to win her first UCI cyclocross world championship in Zolder, Belgium on Saturday.
Fabian Cancellara to decline the use of disc brakes during his final season of competition: reports
December 18th, 2015 by Todd Aalgaard | Posted in News | No Comments »
As he rolls into his final year of competition, Fabian Cancellara is intent on making a statement with his races of 2016.
Racing in Europe harder than racing at home, and that makes all the difference: Michael van den Ham
December 11th, 2015 by Canadian Cycling Magazine | Posted in Blogs, News | No Comments »
Racing in Europe is hard, for lots of reasons. The courses are different, the style of racing and the fans are different, and the whole atmosphere of the sport is, well, different.
Danick Vandale to ride for H&R Block Pro Cycling
November 30th, 2015 by Todd Aalgaard | Posted in News | No Comments »
H&R Block Pro Cycling Team has announced another addition to its 2016 roster, welcoming Danick Vandale to its ranks. The young rider joins H&R Block after competing in Russ Hay’s Cycling Team colours last season.
The Ontario cyclocross championships of 2015 puts the dirt of St. Catharines, Ont. under its rubber
November 15th, 2015 by Todd Aalgaard | Posted in News | No Comments »
Cyclocross season came to its apex in Ontario on Sunday, as the Ontario Cyclocross Championships rolled out in St. Catharines, Ont.
