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CIBC OFFERS NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITY FOR ATHLETES

Cycling Canada accepting applications for Team Next program

“As Lead Partner of the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, CIBC is proud to help create a lasting sport legacy in Canada through CIBC Team Next. Our vision is to inspire a generation of young athletes, strengthen the values of our communities and leave behind a sustainable legacy for years to come.” – CIBC release.

CIBC has announced that it will invest $2 million into helping 67 young athletes realize their dreams of representing Canada on the world stage. The 67 selected athletes will each receive a $5,000 annual grant for the next 3 years ($15,000 total) in addition to receiving mentorship from top prominent athletes, workshop and advice on personal finance and community support.

Cycling Canada has been asked to submit a maximum of 5 eligible* cycling athletes to CIBC and AthletesCAN by early August. Once the list of 5 athletes is determined these athletes will have until August 16th to complete an online nomination process. In September, AthletesCAN and CIBC will announce the 67 names that will be receiving support.

Before August 1st Cycling Canada is seeking to receive applications from our current cyclist pool. Each application will be reviewed by our High Performance Committee then to the High Performance Director who will in turn forward the 5 final nominated athletes to AthletesCAN before August 6th.

Click here to download the application form (Word document).

Eligibility requirements

  • Athletes must not currently be receiving Sport Canada AAP funding support
  • Athletes must be of age to compete at the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games
  • Athletes must submit a training plan leading up to the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games in their cycling sports speciality
  • Athletes must submit the name and contact information of their coach
  • Athletes must provide an outline of their cycling career goals

*A maximum of five nominations will be accepted from each qualifying NSO. A maximum of 1 athlete per qualifying NSO can have competed at a previous Olympic/Paralympic and/or Pan/Parapan American Games.

 

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STEVE SMITH KING OF THE MOUNTAIN AT PANORAMA; MICAYALA GATTO WINS WOMEN TITLE

Canadian star Steve Smith wins Canadian Championships, Gatto repeats 2010 performance

(Ottawa, ON – July 14, 2013) Steve Smith of Nanaimo, BC (Global Devinci Racing), the king of downhill in Canada ranked third in the UCI World rankings and second on the UCI World Cup rankings, just added another title to his credentials; Canadian Champion.

Under bright blue skies at the Panorama Mountain Resort, Canada’s top downhillers raced for Canadian titles today in all age categories, from Cadet to Masters.

Smith, who won two UCI World Championships medals for Canada and three Top3 performances on the UCI World Cup tour in his career, took part at these Championships thanks to the UCI approval for the Canadian National Champion to wear a National Champion sleeve instead of the full National Champion jersey.

Smith, who posted the top qualifying time in Saturday’s seeding run, was the last to go in today’s race, and posted a time of 2:24.22 despite facing a challenging and deteriorated course.  Kyle Sangers (J&J Cycle/Kingston, ON) crossed the line in second place, while Sidney Slotegraaf (Tuf Rak Racing/Hamilton, ON) came third.

“I am happy to have won this race. There was a lot of pressure on me today as everybody expected me to win, it was kind of tough. I haven’t been to this race in six years, and now that the rule has changed to a sleeve, we were all stoked to come out and still be able to support our sponsors. ”, said Smith.

“I am pretty much going there to win everything. I really want to win. Last year, a second or third was an accomplishment. This year, it’s the win that I am going there to do. I am moving on from where I was in Italy and progress from there,” continued Smith. “I want to thank all my sponsors, and Cycling Canada for working to get the new sleeve rule approved. It’s been a good race here at Panorama, and a good time. It was such a good course and a good race.”

In the men’s junior race, all eyes were turned on youngster Mark Wallace of Duncan BC (Devinci Global Racing), which has been riding strong this year on the UCI World Cup tour. Wallace did not disappoint, taking the title with a run of 2:34.06. Hugo Langevin (Équipe du Québec-Cycles Performance-Niquet/Sainte-Catherine, QC) improved from fourth in the qualifiers to finish second, while McKay Vezina (Newbury Park, CA) took third.

“Glad to get the Canadian title. It’s always nice to show off the country we live in and its colours. The day went pretty well, the run was going good. I clipped a tree and took a bit of a wobble,” said Wallace, the 2012 Canada Cup Series Champion. “To me, this was just another race trying to do as well as I could. Definitely, when things are going good, you want to keep it like that. There are a lot of people to thank. My family, Devinci Global Racing and steve who have all helped me so much.”

In the women’s Elite race, it was a three-way race between the top qualifiers Micayla Gatto (North Vancouver, BC), the 2010 Canadian Champion and two-time World Championships medallist, Miranda Miller (Garibaldi Highland, BC), two-time Canadian Championships medallists, and Lauren Rosser (Squamish, BC), the 2010 World Junior Champion.

In practice after the seeding runs, the defending Canadian Champion Casey Brown broke her collarbone, and did not start today’s race.

On race day, it’s Micayla Gatto who came out the fastest of the group, posting a time of 2:48.43, winning her third career title.

“It was a good day, a good competition. The track was really challenging. The crew made some good improvements from previous years,” said Gatto. “All the top Canadian girls were here today. It was a very tight race, all the girls killed it.

“They made some good changes to the course. They took out an uphill section which was nice. They also added a bit more technical sections, which I am used to riding on the north shore. I like the fast, technical courses.  Having support helps me achieve my best, with my boyfriend and family here really helped.”

Lauren Rosser climbed on the second step of the Elite women podium in her first race of the season, while Miranda Millar took third place.

In the cadet categories, Magnus Manson (Dunbar Cycle/Sechelt, BC) won the title with a very fast time of 2:41.82, with Nic Rodgers and (Dunbar Cycle/Delta, BC) coming in second and Carter Paschinski (AFD Factory Racing/Red Deer, AB) in third.

D’Arcy O’Connor (Master 30-39), Ryan Kuhn (Masters 40-49) and Derek Diedrickson (Masters 50+) also won the Canadian titles in their respective categories.

This Canadian Downhill Championships has been held three times in the last four years at Panorama Mountain, and the resort in British Columbia is slated to organize the event in 2014 as well.

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The 2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships is Canada’s top domestic downhill mountain bike event. The event annually attracts some of the country’s best downhill mountain bikers challenging for the Red and White Jersey awarded to the Canadian Champions. Organized by the Panorama Mountain Resort in Panorama, BC, the event is governed by the Cycling Canada, a member of the International Cycling Union (UCI).

The 2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships is made possible thanks to the close collaboration between the Cycling Canada, CyclingBC and the Panorama Mountain Resort. The event will be held on July 13th and 14th and showcases racing in junior and elite categories. 

RESULTS – 2013 CANADIAN MTB DOWNHILL CHAMPIONSHIPS – PANORAMA, BC

ELITE MEN

1. Steve SMITH (Devinci Global Racing/Nanaimo, BC) 2:24.22

2. Kyle SANGERS (J&J Cycle/Kingston, ON) 2:28.50

3. Sidney SLOTEGRAAF (Tuf Rak Racing/Hamilton, ON) 2:29.81

 

JUNIOR MEN

1. Mark WALLACE (Devinci Global Racing/Duncan, BC) 2:34.06

2. Hugo LANGEVIN (Équipe du Québec-Cycles Performance-Niquet/Sainte-Catherine, QC) 2:34.41

3. McKay VEZINA (Newbury Park, CA) 2:35.34

 

CADET MEN

1. Magnus MANSON (Dunbar Cycle/Sechelt, BC) 2:41.82

2. Nic RODGERS (Dunbar Cycle/Delta, BC) 2:52.06

3. Carter PASCHINSKI (AFD Factory Racing/Red Deer, AB) 3:00.53

 

ELITE WOMEN

1. Micayala GATTO (CyclingBC/North Vancouver, BC) 2:48.43

2. Lauren ROSSER (Squamish, BC) 2:51.92

3. Miranda MILLAR (CyclingBC/Garibaldi Highlands, BC) 2:53.42

 

JUNIOR WOMEN

1. Kirby MCLEAN (AFD Factory Racing/Victoria, BC) 3:34.11

 

MASTERS MEN 30-39

1. D’Arcy O’CONNOR (Burnaby, BC) 3:01.76

 

MASTERS MEN 40-49

1. Ryan KUHN (Cycleye/Rossland, BC) 2:55.16

2. Richard RATTE (Calgary, AB) 3:16.18

3. Colin YARROW (Cove Bikes International/Vancouver, BC) 3:26.26

 

MASTERS MEN 50+

1. Derek DIEDRICKSON (Comox, BC) 3:54:77

2. Richard WEISS (Calgary Cycle Race Team/Calgary, AB) 4:02.24

3. Larry CORSIATTO (CABC DH Division/Red Deer, AB) 4:08.77

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CANADIAN JUNIOR MEN READY FOR TOUR DE L’ABITIBI

Team Canada to race Tour de l’Abitibi and Trophée Centre Morbihan in next two weeks

(Ottawa, ON – July 14, 2013) The Canadian Junior Men road cycling team is ready to take the world’s top junior riders at the 2013 Tour de l’Abitibi, which runs from July 15 to 21, a seven-day stage race. The prominent race for the junior riders, held in Canada, is celebrating this year its 45th edition.

Team Canada is comprised of William Elliot, (18; Barrie, ON), Hendrick Pineda (18; Montreal, QC), Jack Burke (18; Toronto, ON), Adam Jamieson (17; Barrie, ON), Felix Lapointe (16; St-Lambert-de-Lauzon, QC) and Sean McKinnon  (17; Hamilton, ON).

The team will be managed by Luc Arseneau, Development coach at Cycling Canada.: “We are looking to score some big Nations Cup points with the objective to obtain additional spots for the upcoming World Championships. These events offer our junior men riders with some important opportunities to gain experience at international competitions.”

The Tour de l’Abitibi begins tomorrow, Monday, with the crowd-pleasing Challenge Sprint, and ends after 600.1 kilometres of racing over seven days.

More than 130 cyclists between the ages of 17 and 18 will be taking over the roads of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Overall, eight countries will be represented by the junior athletes, including Germany, Australia, the Bahamas, Brunei, Canada, Columbia, the Unites States, and Morocco.

The same Canadian squad will then race together at the Trophée Centre Morbihan, a race part of the UCI Nations Cup, on August 3-4, 2013.

More information on the Tour de l’Abitibi can be found at http://www.tourabitibi.qc.ca.

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TEAM CANADA – TOUR DE L’ABITIBI AND TROPHÉE CENTRE MORBIHAN

William Elliot (18, Barrie, ON)

Hendrick Pineda (18, Montreal, QC)

Jack Burke (18, Toronto, ON)

Adam Jamieson            (17, Barrie, ON)

Felix Lapointe (16, St-Lambert-de-Lauzon, QC)

Sean McKinnon (17, Hamilton, ON)

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CANADIAN JUNIOR TRACK RIDERS EXCEL AT PAN-AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Canada wins six medals in Mexico with four Pan-American titles

(Ottawa, ON – July 13, 2013) The 2013 UCI Junior Track Pan-American Championships ended on Friday in Mexico, and Canada showed some great potential with its future generation of track cyclists winning six medals including four titles.

Canada’s junior women’s pursuit team came away with gold after beating Mexico in the final on Thursday. Although Ariane Bonhomme (Gatineau, QC), Kinley Gibson (Edmonton, AB), Sarah Mason (London, ON) and Kristen Sears (Ancaster, ON) first rode together in the last couple weeks, they have set the bar high for the Canadian track endurance program. With the women’s team pursuit now being held over four kilometres, the team’s time of 4:42:067 is also a new Canadian record.

“This result bodes well for the future of our track endurance programs,” said Cycling Canada High Performance Director and Head Coach Jacques Landry. “The athletes’ performances show that our provincial coaches have already done great work, and we can expect even better in the coming years, especially with the construction of the Milton Velodrome.”

Unfortunately for Mason, she crashed in the women’s elimination race later that evening, breaking her collarbone. She is undergoing surgery in Mexico and is expected to recover quickly, though she will miss several weeks of racing.

Eric Jonhstone (Calgary, AB) had a brilliant week in Mexico, winning three medals. He took the gold medal in the Kilo in a time of 1:03:247, setting the new Pan-American Championships record and new Canadian Junior record. He also won a pair of silver medals in the men’s omnium and the individual pursuit, in which he also set a new Canadian record of 3:18.753

In addition to her team pursuit title, Kinley Gibson also took the highest honours with a gold medal in the women’s omnium, the gruelling six-race event featuring both sprints and endurance events. Marc-Antoine Noel (Drummondville, QC) won gold in the men’s scratch race.

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ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS SELECTION POOL ANNOUNCED FOR WOMEN

Numainville, Ramsden, Carleton and Glaesser among the shortlisted group

(Ottawa, ON – July 12, 2013) Cycling Canada is proud to announce list of ten women selected to the selection pool for the 2013 UCI Road World Championships, which will be held in September.

Notably, the list includes the two-time Canadian Road Champion Joëlle Numainville (Laval, QC) and 2012 Olympian Denise Ramsden (Yellowknife, NWT), both of Optum-Kelly Benefits.

The list also includes 2012 Olympic medallists Gillian Carleton (Victoria, BC/Specialized-lululemon) and Jasmin Glaesser (Coquitlam, BC/TIBCO-ToTheTop), who competed in track cycling at the last Olympic Games.

The women’s team at the World Championships will be led by Head Coach Denise Kelly.

The final selection will be announced at a later date, as well as the men elite and espoir selection pool.

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 SELECTION POOL – 2013 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS – Toscana, ITA

Women

Lex ALBRECHT (26; Barrie, ON)

Karol-Ann CANUEL (25; Amos, QC)

Gillian CARLETON (23; Victoria, BC)

Véronique FORTIN (33; Gatineau, QC)

Jasmin GLAESSER (21; Coquitlam, BC)

Leah KIRCHMANN (23; Winnipeg, MB)

Véronique LABONTÉ (32; Montréal, QC)

Joelle NUMAINVILLE (25; Laval, QC)

Denise RAMSDEN (22; Yellowknife, NWT)

Anika TODD (23; Victoria, BC)

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CANADIAN DOWNHILL MOUNTAIN BIKE CHAMPIONSHIPS TO BE HELD THIS WEEKEND

Canadian star Steve Smith expected to take part in this Canadian Championships

(Ottawa, ON – July 11, 2013) The  2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships, scheduled for July 13th and 14th at the Panorama Mountain Resort in Panorama, BC, will attract some of the best downhillers of the country, including #3 ranked Steve Smith (Devinci Global Racing).

The 2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships will feature the exhilarating downhill races featuring cyclists in junior and elite categories.

The two reigning Canadian Champions are Matthew Beer and #9-ranked Casey Brown.

This will be the third time in the last four summers the resort has held this exciting downhill mountain bike race. Riders will compete for the famous and sought-after ‘Red and White Jersey’, awarded to the Canadian Champion.

The resort has hosted both downhill and cross country races from the local level to national. Panorama’s Bike Park opened originally in the summer of 2002.

“This year’s event will be bigger and better than last year’s Canada Cup. We want to make Panorama’s Downhill Mountain Bike Championships a must do for the best downhill mountain bikers in Canada. We have an outstanding venue here and are improving our trails every year”, said Patrick Gillespie, Panorama’s Race and Mountain Events Manager.

Racing will be held at the famous Panorama Bike Park, using the Insanity Bike Run.

The event runs Saturday with the qualifying races and Sunday with the Championships races.

On-site Registration can still be done until Friday July 12 (18h00 Mountain Time) at the race office.

“The Panorama Mountain Resort is synonym of downhill racing in Canada. They have hosted this event in the past, as well as some Canada Cup races, and we are thrilled to work with this group once more,” said Mathieu Boucher, Performance Development Director at Cycling Canada.

Race Preview: http://www.pinkbike.com/u/panoramamountainvillage/blog/Canadian-National-Championship-Downhill–Race-Preview.html

More information can be found on the event webpage at www.panoramaresort.com/BikeRaces and on the event Facebook page at www.facebook.com/CanadianDHMountainBikeChampionships

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The 2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships is Canada’s top domestic downhill mountain bike event. The event annually attracts some of the country’s best downhill mountain bikers challenging for the Red and White Jersey awarded to the Canadian Champions. Organized by the Panorama Mountain Resort in Panorama, BC, the event is governed by the Cycling Canada, a member of the International Cycling Union (UCI).

The 2013 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships is made possible thanks to the close collaboration between the Cycling Canada, CyclingBC and the Panorama Mountain Resort. The event will be held on July 13th and 14th and showcases racing in junior and elite categories.

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CYCLING CANADA ANNOUNCES TEAM HEADING TO THE 2013 BMX CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Four athletes to compete for Canada at upcoming BMX Cycling World Championships

(Ottawa, ON – July 10, 2013) Cycling Canada is proud to announce the cyclists selected to compete for Canada at the upcoming 2013 UCI BMX World Championships to be held in Auckland, New Zealand, from July 25 to 28, 2013.

The team is comprised of four athletes, who will compete in the Elite individual time trial and the supercross races.

For the Canadian BMX program, under the guidance of a new Head Coach, 2013 has been a year of development, with a new structure and coaching support being implemented into the program. A centralized group has been put together in the Vancouver area where many of the top athletes live and train together on a daily base.

“With the program firing on all cylinders, all athletes on the National team have made some major gains in their performance. James Brown (Airdrie, AB) and Amelia Walsh (Ayr, ON) have made some considerable gains in a short while and have proven in race results this year that they are solid contenders to qualify into the finales at this year’s World Championships,” said Ken Cools, Head Coach of the Canadian BMX Team.

“James has had a great year as he has bounced back from major injury in 2012, winning five pro races this year and is progressively getting faster and stronger with each event. Amelia has stepped up her game tremendously and has solidified her spot as the fastest female athlete in Canada, her skill level on the bike will give her an advantage over her competition on the tight technical track in Auckland.”

Olympian Tory Nyhaug (Coquitlam, BC) who qualified himself a spot by being in the Top-16 Elite men last year had a stellar start to the year finishing second at the World Cup event in Manchester England in April, and carried on his great form placing well at USABMX pro events in the USA which put him as the number 1 ranked male in the world for a time being.

Last month Nyhaug had a bit of a setback as he crashed and sustained injuries in Nashville, TN. Since, he has worked very hard to come back and be in good form for this event. With a strong showing Nyhaug can be a contender for the title which he has earned three times as an amateur.

The objectives of the team at the UCI World Championships will be to push for the top spot while gaining valuable experience that will help carry the athletes thru events that will take them to Rio in 2016.

The 2013 UCI BMX World Championships will be broadcasted on television in Canada on SportsnetOne and live on the UCI YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/ucichannel. Check your local listings for more information on the television broadcast.

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CANADIAN TEAM – 2013 UCI BMX WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS – Auckland, NZE

Women

Amelia WALSH (Ayr, ON]

Men

Tory NYHAUG [Coquitlam, BC]

James (Jimmy) BROWN [Airdrie, AB]

Hayden MECHIELSEN [Langley, BC]

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CYCLING CANADA DRIVES FUNDRAISING EFFORTS FOR THE LAC MÉGANTIC TRAGEDY

$3,000 have been raised to date, fundraising continues

(Ottawa, ON – July 09, 2013) Just two weeks ago, Cycling Canada held its Canadian Road Championships for the Junior, Masters and Para-cycling categories in Lac Mégantic, days before the tragic incident that devastated the small town in the Eastern Townships of Québec.

Today, Cycling Canada is driving a fundraising initiative to help raise money for the town and its rebuilding.

The team at Cycling Canada extends its heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the community of Lac Megantic. In response to the crisis, Cycling Canada has put a Disaster Relief fund in place to contribute to the rebuilding of the downtown center that has played host to our Canadian Road Championships for the last two years.

“Cycling Canada will match the first $5,000 in donation from the cycling community. As of today, $ 3,000 have been raised by the cycling community, and we are continuing our plea to continue the donation drive,” said Greg Mathieu, Chief Executive Officer of Cycling Canada.

The region of Lac Mégantic has always been very friendly to bike races in the past, hosting many events such as the Canadian Road Championships.

Donations can be made at https://cyclingcanada.ca/sport/cycling/news/tragedy-in-lac-megantic/

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BMX CANADA CUP SERIES COMES BACK AFTER SUCCESSFUL INAUGURAL SEASON

Canada Cup series are top transitioning cycling events for the champions of tomorrow

(Ottawa, ON – July 9, 2013) The 2013 BMX Canada Cup Series is coming back in 2013 after a highly successful inaugural season in 2012, and will feature Canada’s best BMX riders on their quest for international glory.

The five-race tour will be hosted in the provinces of Québec, Alberta and British Columbia.

Two events are scheduled at Coteau-Du-Lac to kick start the season in July, followed by a single race St. Albert following the Canadian Championships. The series will end in Abbotsford, BC for a set of two races to crown the 2013 Canada Cup Champions in Elite and Junior categories.

In its inaugural season, Canada’s top BMX riders from across the country came together to make the series a success, including Olympian and World Cup medallist Tory Nyhaug. Ultimately, Connor McCormack was the top rider in the men’s race showing great consistency throughout the season, confirming his domestic supremacy in the men’s BMX series. In the women rankings, Amelia Walsh squeezed in at the top of the women’s ranking in the last race of the season to win the women’s title.

Connor McCormark, Champion of the inaugural series: “This year is going to be real exciting in the Canada Cup series. Everyone’s been working very hard and this year is geared toward building team Canada and gaining race experience. We are all excited to race at home in Canada and everyone is going to be working extra hard for that top position. This is all key for some fast and intense racing!”

Tory Nyhaug, the current Canadian Champion for both BMX and Time Trial, and who recently won his first UCI SuperCross podium, added: “I always love racing at home in Canada.  The Canada Cup series is a great series for all Canadian BMXers to race and develop themselves.”

Two of the five races on the 2013 calendar are sanctioned as UCI C1 races.

The Canada Cup series is designed to provide competitive opportunities to the next generation of cyclists, transitioning from provincial race series to international competitions.

Hosted in partnership between Cycling Canada, its provincial sport organizations and local organizing committee, the Canada Cup Cycling Series is sanctioned by the International Cycling Union.

SCHEDULE – 2013 CANADA CUP SERIES, BMX

July 13 – Coteau du Lac, QC

July 14 – Coteau du Lac, QC

August 25 – St. Albert, AB

August 31 – Abbotsford, BC

September 1 – Abbotsford, BC

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Tragedy in Lac Megantic

CYCLING CANADA SADDENED TO LEARN OF TRAGEDY IN LAC MEGANTIC

On Saturday July 6th, at approximately 1AM, a train loaded with at least 72 cars of crude oil derailed in Lac Megantic. The derailment has leveled at least 60% of the downtown core. When contacted by phone Denis Bolduc, race organizer and downtown store owner, mentioned that as a result of the train derailment, buildings on the north side of route 161 which goes through the downtown core of Lac Megantic (the top of the technical Criterium course) are reported to have been demolished, while  shops on the south side have thankfully been spared.

The team at Cycling Canada extends heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the community of Lac Megantic. In response to the crisis, Cycling Canada has put a Disaster Relief fund in place to contribute to the rebuilding of the downtown center that has played host to our Canadian Road Championships for the last few years. We now call upon the Canadian cycling community to join us in supporting our friends in this community

Cycling Canada will match the first 5 000$ in donations. Please help us in our quest to rebuild the 6000 inhabitant strong town that has embraced cyclists and cycling events since the inception of the renowned Tour de Beauce. Donate below! (Tax Receipts available for donations over $25 – upon request!)

 

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