Delta, BC – In just over two weeks, more than 200 professional cyclists from every corner of North America and around the world converge on the Lower Mainland for Canada’s biggest professional road cycling series – BC Superweek – which begins with the $25,000 Tour de Delta presented by Beedie. “Year after year, the communities Read more about BC Superweek 2018 Kicks Off with Tour de Delta Presented by Beedie[…]
March 6, 2018 REGISTRATION OFFICIALLY OPEN FOR BC SUPERWEEK 2018 Host Housing Requests Also Being Accepted for This Year’s Series Vancouver, BC – BC Superweek is pleased to announce that online registration is officially open for this year’s series, which includes the Tour de Delta, New West Grand Prix, Global Relay Gastown Grand Prix, Giro Read more about Registration Officially Open for BC Superweek 2018[…]
The third time turned out to be the charm for John Murphy. After two straight second place finishes to start BC Superweek, the 32-year-old who rides for the Holoweski | Citadel Cycling Team made it to the top of the podium in the White Spot | Delta Road Race on Sunday afternoon in Tsawwassen. He Read more about American John Murphy Wins White Spot | Delta Road Race for Third Podium Appearance at BC Superweek[…]
Normally when a cyclist discovers their bike has a mechanical issue and they can’t use it to ride, they simply get it fixed before the race. However, what if the mechanical issue can’t be fixed at all – and the problem is that a vital piece of equipment on the bike isn’t allowed to be Read more about American Justin Williams Wins Ladner Criterium on Canadian Olympian’s Borrowed Bike[…]
Five years ago, she gave up speed skating for cycling due to an injury and after turning pro in 2014 – racing on two wheels as opposed to two blades looks good on Kirsti Lay. The 29-year-old, who rides for Rally Cycling, opened up a 26-second lead early to claim victory in the 35-lap, 36-kilometre Read more about 2016 Canadian Olympic Bronze Medalist Kirsti Lay Wins Women’s Race[…]
Eric Young is billed as one of the fastest sprinters in North America, and he showed it on Friday night as he won the MK Delta Lands Criterium in a bunch sprint of 11 riders. The group would have been even bigger, but a crash with three laps to go eliminated a number of riders Read more about Two time U.S. National Criterium Champion Eric Young wins MK Delta Criterium[…]
The fastest week in Canadian cycling begins tomorrow, July 7, as BC Superweek gets underway with the Tour de Delta’s MK Delta Lands Criterium – the first of nine races over ten days. With $140,000 in prize money on the line and some of the top Canadian cyclists and professional American teams registered to participate, Read more about BC Superweek Riders to Watch[…]
Tour de Delta organizers are pleased to announce that a road paracycling race will be held at the Ladner Criterium on Saturday, July 8. “It is really exciting to be working with Cycling Canada and Cycling BC to host the first paracycling event during BC Superweek,” said Series Director Mark Ernsting. “We hope this is Read more about Paracycling race added to 2017 Tour de Delta[…]
In just over two weeks, more than 200 professional cyclists from every corner of North America and around the world will converge on the Lower Mainland for BC Superweek, which begins with the $25,000 Tour de Delta. “The collaboration between the Corporation of Delta, local businesses and community members with the Tour de Delta continues Read more about BC Superweek 2017 Kicks Off with Tour de Delta[…]
The Honourable Carla Qualtrough, PC, MP for Delta, Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities, announced the awarding of a $50,000 hosting grant from Sport Canada to the Tour de Delta, which includes the UCI 1.2 White Spot | Delta Road Race, at a media conference yesterday. “Delta is extremely fortunate to have strong support Read more about Tour de Delta Awarded $50,000 Sport Canada Hosting Grant[…]