Riverview's Stuart Wight scored big yesterday by claiming his first national championship medal. He did so by finishing 3rd in the 20 km junior inidividual time trial.

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Riverview's Stuart Wight scored big yesterday by claiming his first national championship medal. He did so by finishing 3rd in the 20 km junior inidividual time trial.

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Thanks to Don Ricker, we have a nice video of the Dieppe MTB Race. The race was certainly a very interesting one with Jeff Currie taking to over win in the A group.

Click here to see the 9 minute video.

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Thanks to Don Ricker, we have a nice video of the Dieppe MTB Race. The race was certainly a very interesting one with Jeff Currie taking to over win in the A group.

Click here to see the 9 minute video.

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The day was a big success and riders really appreciated the MTB time trial + short track combination. It created some good rivaleries and ended up being a very interesting event.

Here are the complete results.

Many thanks to the volunteers, to the City of Dieppe Park staff, Velo NB, and Fit Works for the bar-b-q fundraiser along with the wonderful prizes to the winner. Special thanks also go to Mike's Bike Shop and Giant bicycle for their support towards this event.

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The day was a big success and riders really appreciated the MTB time trial + short track combination. It created some good rivaleries and ended up being a very interesting event.

Here are the complete results.

Many thanks to the volunteers, to the City of Dieppe Park staff, Velo NB, and Fit Works for the bar-b-q fundraiser along with the wonderful prizes to the winner. Special thanks also go to Mike's Bike Shop and Giant bicycle for their support towards this event.

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Just a quick note to mention that, under Velo NB's new rules for categories, day licence riders will be allow to race with the D category. So same course, same duration. 1 hours + a lap.

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Just a quick note to mention that, under Velo NB's new rules for categories, day licence riders will be allow to race with the D category. So same course, same duration. 1 hours + a lap.

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The course is now ready, and most importantly, it looks like the weather will be cooperating! Registration are coming in, but we really want to encourage everyone to sign up in advance to assure a quality delivery of the results.

If you have not done so already, please, do so at on our on-line registratrion system: licenced rider event - Youth challenge

The course will be marked with arrows and opened all day Saturday for training. On Sunday morning, the final touches will be ready for 9 am. Final registration will be accepted at 10:15 am... if you are registered on-line, you may pick up your race plate and confirm your by 10:30. This is a time trial, so we need to be able to prepare the official start list.

Youth Challenge registrations will be accepted until the last minute.

A Bar-B-Q will be served on spot between the events.

Here's the official schedule:
9:00 - Course officially open
10:15 - Registration cut off
11:00 - individual time trial
1:00 - Youth Challenge
2:00 pm - Short Track MTB race (1 hour + a lap)

The Subway BMX track will be opened from 2 to 4 pm (check web site to confirm track condition). The latest rain and bad weather did not allow us to finalize the fixes on the Caisse populaire Dieppe Vélodrome, so that will not be accessible.

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The course is now ready, and most importantly, it looks like the weather will be cooperating! Registration are coming in, but we really want to encourage everyone to sign up in advance to assure a quality delivery of the results.

If you have not done so already, please, do so at on our on-line registratrion system: licenced rider event - Youth challenge

The course will be marked with arrows and opened all day Saturday for training. On Sunday morning, the final touches will be ready for 9 am. Final registration will be accepted at 10:15 am... if you are registered on-line, you may pick up your race plate and confirm your by 10:30. This is a time trial, so we need to be able to prepare the official start list.

Youth Challenge registrations will be accepted until the last minute.

A Bar-B-Q will be served on spot between the events.

Here's the official schedule:
9:00 - Course officially open
10:15 - Registration cut off
11:00 - individual time trial
1:00 - Youth Challenge
2:00 pm - Short Track MTB race (1 hour + a lap)

The Subway BMX track will be opened on Saturday from 2 to 4 pm (check web site to confirm track condition). The latest rain and bad weather did not allow us to finalize the fixes on the Caisse populaire Dieppe Vélodrome, so that will not be accessible.

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Please take note that the velodrome is currently under renovation. With the weather not cooperating, this is not helping out our task. We will keep you posted onto when we will be doing some work, and of course, volunteers are always wanted to help out.

We thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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Please take note that the velodrome is currently under renovation. With the weather not cooperating, this is not helping out our task. We will keep you posted onto when we will be doing some work, and of course, volunteers are always wanted to help out.

We thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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Looks like Mother Nature is getting involved once again. The trails are very muddy and we would not want to destroy them before the race this weekend.

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Looks like Mother Nature is getting involved once again. The trails are very muddy and we would not want to destroy them before the race this weekend.

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Sprockids will happen today, however if it starts to rain, it will move inside. I'll keep this website uptodate if there are any changes.

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It looks like rain me be a factor once again for Sprockids on Saturday the 20th. Watch this web site in the morning for updates.

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It looks like rain me be a factor once again for Sprockids on Saturday the 20th. Watch this web site in the morning for updates.

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MBS Cup resumes tonight with the time trials. Meet at Airport Road and the first rider goes at 6:30 pm.

Register here for the TT series of for an individual event.

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MBS Cup resumes tonight with the time trials. Meet at Airport Road and the first rider goes at 6:30 pm.

Register here for the TT series of for an individual event.

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Known as the final preparation for the Tour de France for many top guns, Sussex cyclist Christian Meier (Garmin - Slipstream) scored big during the last week at the Dauphiné Libéré. On Saturday, he was in the good break of the day, scoring king of the mountain points on the famous Col du Galibier (12th) and the Col de la Croix de Fer (3rd).

Check out this YouTube video and look for the National Champion's jersey.

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Known as the final preparation for the Tour de France for many top guns, Sussex cyclist Christian Meier (Garmin - Slipstream) scored big during the last week at the Dauphiné Libéré. On Saturday, he was in the good break of the day, scoring king of the mountain points on the famous Col du Galibier (12th) and the Col de la Croix de Fer (3rd).

Check out this YouTube video and look for the National Champion's jersey.

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This evening's Peter Wedge Program, as well as BMX, is cancelled due to heavy rain.

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This evening's Peter Wedge Program, as well as BMX, is cancelled due to heavy rain.

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The crowd was the only thing pouring into Historic Downtown Charlottetown as the rain held off, with thousands of spectators cheering on 76 riders in an electrifying criterium that circled a one-kilometre city block fifty times.

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The crowd was the only thing pouring into Historic Downtown Charlottetown as the rain held off, with thousands of spectators cheering on 76 riders in an electrifying criterium that circled a one-kilometre city block fifty times.

Jenny Trew (Canadian National Team) raced to her first stage win in Canada’s Birthplace, finishing in 1 hour 12 minutes 25 seconds. Chasing her to the line were Lauren Kitchen (Australia National Team) and Alessandra Borchi (Specialized-Mazda-Group Samson Mixed) in second and third place respectively.

“It has been an honour for the City of Charlottetown to have had the opportunity to host the highly anticipated criterium leg of Tour de PEI for the past three years,” stated Mayor Clifford Lee. “While Charlottetown is a popular destination for hosting high profile major sporting events, the Tour de PEI was a unique, culturally diverse addition to our event schedule. It is our hope that the opportunity will arise for Charlottetown to welcome back the cycling world in the future,” added Mayor Lee.

Atlantic Cycling Centre’s Tara Whitten triumphed over rival, Bridie O’Donnell (Australian National Team, 5 seconds), and teammate, Moriah Jo MacGregor (Atlantic Cycling Centre, 40 seconds), to capture the Tourism PEI yellow jersey in the general classification. Wearing the Scotiabank sprinter jersey for the second year in a row was Rochelle Gilmore (Lotto Belisol Ladiesteam). Carla Swart (MTN Energade) was the PEI Ford Dealer’s Queen of the Mountain.

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Italian Giorgia Bronzini (Specialized-Mazda- Groupe Samson) captured her third stage win today in Georgetown following Stage 4 of the Tour de PEI. In hot pursuit of Bronzini during the final sprint to the line were Australian, Rochelle Gilmore (Lotto-Belisol Ladiesteam) and Dutch rider Martine Bras (Selle Italia-Ghezzi) finishing in second and third place respectively. All three riders completed the race in 3 hours 13 minutes 54 seconds.

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Italian Giorgia Bronzini (Specialized-Mazda- Groupe Samson) captured her third stage win today in Georgetown following Stage 4 of the Tour de PEI. In hot pursuit of Bronzini during the final sprint to the line were Australian, Rochelle Gilmore (Lotto-Belisol Ladiesteam) and Dutch rider Martine Bras (Selle Italia-Ghezzi) finishing in second and third place respectively. All three riders completed the race in 3 hours 13 minutes 54 seconds.

Riders left the Prince Edward Island National Park in Dalvay and headed east via Montague to Georgetown on a 120 kilometre ride through some of the most scenic areas of Eastern PEI. Canadians Véronique Fortin (Team Quebec) and Natasha Elliott (Specialized-Mazda-Groupe Samson) broke away from the pack just before entering the Town of Montague and maintained the lead for 15 kilometres. The two athletes were caught by the peloton following many attacks and pursuits by the group.

In the general classification, ACOA Top Canadian, Tara Whitten (Atlantic Cycling Centre) reclaimed the Tourism PEI yellow jersey from Australian Bridie O’Donnell, who currently sits in second position at 4 seconds. Whitten’s teammate, Moriah Jo MacGregor, maintains third position at 43 seconds. Rochelle Gilmore continues to wear the Scotiabank Sprint jersey and Carla Swart (MTN Energade) currently donnes the Ford Climber’s jersey.

Tour de PEI, presented by Scotiabank, is a five-day, five-stage International women’s cycling race across taking place on Prince Edward Island June 7-11. The final stage, an electrifying criterium in the heart of Historic Downtown Charlottetown, gets underway tomorrow evening at 5:30 PM.

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