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The UCI has announced the quotas for the cycling disciplines at the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games. Overall, the move to gender parity (women and men) in cycling will be completed for the Paris Olympic Games, the first Games that will achieve this objective. However, the Paralympic Games

Australia's Simon Clarke claimed his career first stage win at the Tour de Franceas a member of the early breakaway that remained at the front. The Israel-Premier Tech rider, pipped Taco van der Hoorn (Intermarche - Wanty - Gobert Materiaux) on the line while Edvald Boasson Hagen (Totalenergie)

Marianne Vos (Team Jumbo-Visma) emerged from the bunch in Bergamo's final blitz, snatching the win from Lotte Kopecky (Team SD Worx) and Silvia Persico (Valcar Travel & Service). The Dutch champion tamed the harsh climb of Boccola, conquered the sixth stage and claimed the Cyclamen Jersey.

Balsamo again!A large crash inside the last kilometer disrupted the sprint trains, but not Elisa Balsamo who maintained a leading positionBalsamo came into the critical corner first and launched her sprint, and the rest was history. Add another Giro win to her already impressive palmares.Quotes

Canadian Road titles in three events across eight categories (four each for women and men) were awarded at the 2022 Canadian Masters Road Championships, which were held on July 1-4 in Victoriaville, Quebec. Over 300 participants aged 35-65+ from across the country competed in the Time Trial, Road

Marianne Vos Sets Record with Stage WinAfter finishing Stage one in second place Marianne Vos (TEAM JUMBO-VISMA) redeemed herself crossing the finish line first. Second place was Charlotte Kool (Team DSM), with the third position and third consecutive podium going to Elisa Balsamo (TREK SEGAFREDO),

Results from the second stage of the Giro d'Italia Donne in Italy

Results from the first stage of the Giro d'Italia Donne in Italy

One day after the Road Nationals finished, Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) and Cycling Canada have the announced the 18 athletes who will represent Team Canada in both road and track cycling at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. The team includes five past Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallists but,

The 2022 Canadian Road Championships concluded Sunday evening in Edmonton with the crowd-pleasing Criterium championships for Elite women and men. Although not an official UCI championship event, riders still fight for these titles and the jersey they can wear in criteriums across North America.

The final day of competition at the Road Nationals in Edmonton, saw Criterium titles awarded on Monday afternoon. The Yukon Territory won its first title in the Junior women's race, with Mara Roldan (TaG Cycling Race Team) riding away from the rest of the field in the final half lap. The Junior

Results and photos from the Criterium races in Edmonton, AB

Results from the Criterium races in Edmonton, AB

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Pier-Andre Cote (Human Powered Health) outsprinted defending men's champion Guillaume Boivin to win the first Canadian road title of his career on Sunday, in Edmonton. Former Under-23 national champion Benjamin Perry (WiV Sungod) took third, with Carson Miles (Premier Tech U23) successfully

Maggie Coles-Lyster (DNA Racing) held off a late charge by defending champion Alison Jackson (Liv Racing) to win the first Canadian road title of her career on Sunday, in Edmonton. Simone Boilard (Saint Michel-Auber93) took third, as well as the Under-23 title.The 14.6 kilometre circuit took the

Results from the Sunday road races in Edmonton, AB

After Thursday's cold and rain for the time trials at the Road Nationals in Edmonton, everyone was relieved when Saturday dawned sunny and warm for the first of two days of road racing. Team Alberta and Equipe du Quebec took bragging rights for the Junior titles, with Anabelle Thomas winning the

Results from the Saturday road races in Edmonton, AB

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New Canadian Time Trial Champions Crowned
 
 

For the first time in 12 years, the Canadian Road Championships returned to western city of Edmonton, where new time trial champions won the titles on Thursday. Derek Gee (Israel Cycling Academy) took the men's title, while a professional triathlete, Paula Findlay, stunned the women's field.The time

Results from the Individual Time Trials inEdmonton, AB

Results from the Individual Time Trials inEdmonton, AB

For the first time since 2010, the Canadian Road National Championships for the Para/Junior/Under-23/Elite categories return to Edmonton this year. Racing will begin on Thursday with the Time Trials for all categories, followed by Road Races on Saturday (Para/Junior) and Sunday (Under-23/Elite),

Results from the fourth and Final stage of the Women's Tour Suisee

After two years of pandemic cancellations the Preston Street Criterium in Ottawa was back with a bang on Sunday with record entries, first-time winners and an exciting new addition to the program.There is clearly a renewed appetite for bike racing, as more than 280 racers signed up and big crowds

Results from the third stage of the Women's Tour Suisee

Results from the first two stages of the Women's TourSuisee

Mike Woods successfully defended the lead obtained after his win on stage 3 of Route d’Occitanieto take his first career stage race victory.Michael Woods: “This is the first stage race I have won in my career. I’m really happy with the result and really pleased with

Results from the XCO races at the Canada Cup in Canmore AB

Results from the XCC races at the Canada Cup in Canmore AB on June 16th

Mike Woods wins Stage 3 of La Route d'Occitanie in France and takes leaders and climbers jerseys

Results from the first two stages of La Route d'Occitanie inFrance

Results from stage 7 of the Tour de Suisse

Results from stage 6 of the Tour de Suisse

Results from stage 5 of the Tour de Suisse

The Events & Officials Coordinator will work under the leadership of the Events & Officials Manager supporting the coordination, the administration and the logistics of national calendar events and the officials (commissaire) portfolio. This position is based at the national office

Results from stages 3 and 4 of the Tour de Suisse

On Saturday, June 18, Fighting Blindness Canada's Cycle for Sight is back in-person, raising essential funds for vision research in the Toronto area and across the country. Being held at the Gibson Centre in Alliston, ON, the annual event encourages participants of all ages and abilities to get

Results and GC from the final stage of Grand Prix Cycliste de Charlevoix in Quebec

Canadian Juniors led the way for Canada on Saturday, at Round 3 of the Downhill World Cup in Leogang, Austria. Junior men's world champion Jackson Goldstone (Santa Cruz Syndicate) finished second, despite crashing in his run, while Gracey Hemstreet (Norco Factory) was third in Junior women. In other

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Results from the first two stages ofthe Tour de Suisse

Results from the final two stages of LVM Saarland Trofeo, UCI Nations Cup for Junior Men in Germany

Round 4 of the XCO World Cup in Leogang, Austria, came down to two-way battle between Swiss rivals Mathias Flueckiger (Thomus Maxon) and world champion Nino Schurter (Scott SRAM), with Flueckiger adding a second win for the weekend to the Short Track he won on Friday. South African champion Alan

Results from the Elite Men's XCO in Leogang, Austria

For the first time this season, World Cup leader Rebecca McConnell (Primaflora Mondraker Genuins) was beaten in a World Cup XCO, with Loana Lecomte (Canyon CLLCTV), the defending World Cup champion, repeating as winner in the fourth round at Leogang, Austria. Jenny Rissveds (Team 31 Ibis)

Results from the Elite Women's XCO in Leogang, Austria

Results from the U23 Women's and Men's XCO races in Leogang, Austria

Results from the second stage of Grand Prix Cycliste de Charlevoix in Quebec