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• 2004 Canadian Road Nationals
• 2002 IPC World Cycling Championships
• Canadian Cycling Associaiton Announces 2002 World Team
• 2001 Senior National Road Biking Championships

2004 Canadian Road Nationals

Gene Della Siega
Tandem Cycling
25km Road Race
Canadian Road Nationals
Kamloops, B.C.
June 25th, 2004
2.10.13

Brian Cowie
Tandem Cycling
25km Road Race
Canadian Road Nationals
Kamloops, B.C.
June 25th, 2004
2.12.32

Shawn Marsolais
Tandem Cycling
25km Road Race
Canadian Road Nationals
Kamloops, B.C.
June 25th, 2004
2.33.01

IPC World Cycling Championships for the Disabled
Altenstadt, Germany, August 3-12, 2002

Brian Cowie (pilot Gary Alexander)    13th     Men's Tandem Road Race (88.4km)
Brian Cowie (pilot Gary Alexander)    14th     4km Pursuit Men's Tandem

2002  World Team
Canadian Cycling Association (CCA) Announces Worlds Team for Athletes with a Disability

July 9/02

Following the conclusion of the Road Nationals for Athletes with a Disability, the CCA is proud to announce the team that will be going to the IPC World Cycling Championships, August 3rd - 12th, in Altenstadt, Germany.

Men's Tandems Division:
Brian Cowie / Gary Alexander (pilot)
Richard Marsolais / Craig DeVeer (pilot)
Stephane Cote / Pierre-Olivier Boily (pilot)

Mixed Tandems Division:
Julie Cournoyer / Christophe Cheseaux (pilot)

Handcycling Division:
Mark Beggs
Andrew Reid
Randy Upper

Amputee Division:
Marc Breton

Cerebral Palsy Division:
Paul Jalbert
Jean Quevillion


National Team Coach, Vincent Jourdain, will lead the team. Stephen Burke (coach) and Robert Romero (mechanic) will assist him.

For more information, please contact National Team Coordinator, Sean O'Donnell.
Canadian Cycling Association
E-Mail: general@canadian-cycling.com
Web site: http://www.canadian-cycling.com/e2/index.htm

2001 Senior National Road Biking Championships
Min van Velzen, who has been a long time pilot for B.C. Tandem racing teams, has had to forgo those duties because of his new status on the National Team for Canada. While still acting as a coach for the tandem teams van Velzen now focuses his competitive energies on more individual pursuits. These efforts have paid off recently in Dieppe New Brunswick at the Senior National Road Biking Championships. In competing for Trek-VW, van Velzen placed third over all in a time of 4:03.5. 

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