Dec 6
Calgary's Allison Beveridge won her first individual World Cup race in the omnium event at the UCI track World Cup on Sunday while Monique Sullivan, also from Calgary, raced her way to the bronze medal in the women's keirin.
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Oct 21
Cyclist Dominic Picard has been suspended for almost four years for an anti-doping rule violation.
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Sep 5
Road cyclist Pendrel earns spot at Rio Olympics
Catharine Pendrel will be racing in her third Olympic Games next summer. The Kamloops, B.C., resident earned her spot at the Rio Olympics — the first Canadian cyclist to do so — by posting a top-five result at the UCI World Championships on Saturday.
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Jul 26
Froome wins second Tour de France title
Team Sky cyclist Chris Froome has won the Tour de France. It's his second title and Britain's third.
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Jul 25
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Jul 24
Nibali takes bittersweet Stage 19 of Tour
Vincenzo Nibali won an exhausting Alpine stage of punishing ascents and steep descents Friday to rescue the otherwise disappointing defence of his Tour de France title.
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Jul 23
Bardet wins Stage 18, Froome leads Tour
Chris Froome is halfway through the Alps, the last obstacle to his second Tour de France victory, after comfortably maintaining his race lead on a Stage 18 won in style by Romain Bardet on Thursday.
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Jul 22
Froome leads Tour after first alpine stage
Simon Geschke of the Giant-Alpecin team won a tough and dangerous Stage 17 of the Tour de France in the Alps on Wednesday with a brave solo ride, while former champion Alberto Contador fell during a terrifying high-speed descent. Race leader Chris Froome staved off multiple attacks to get through the first of four days in the Alps unscathed.
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Jul 21
Froome's team releases rider data
The team of Tour de France leader Chris Froome bowed to pressure Tuesday and released data about his riding power, heart rate and pedaling rhythm, hoping to quell speculation about doping ahead of an increasingly likely victory in Paris.
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Jul 20
Plaza wins Stage 16 of Tour de France
Racing downhill at breakneck speeds, Ruben Plaza Molina rode triumphantly into Gap as the solo winner of a treacherous Stage 16 on Monday that saw a teammate of race leader Chris Froome careen into a telephone pole and Peter Sagan finish second for a fifth time.
