Posted by Editoress on 05/6/03
Festival de Velo
Courtesy Rob Good
The Waterloo Cycling Club, is pleased to announce " FESTIVAL de VELO". "It's been a long time since our club has promoted a cycling related race in Waterloo", said club president Curtis Gloade.
Sunday, July 20th marks the start of something big for the community of Waterloo. .
The location of the Race Event will be at the new Research In Motion Park in Waterloo. The counter-clockwise circuit is fast & smooth with a length of 3.7 kms, "It features racing on city streets & rolling through the local countryside, a very entertaining course with 5 corners", said Gloade
This Racer-Friendly event will attract racers from Ontario, Quebec, Michigan & the Northeastern U.S.
One of the best parts of the Raceday is that the Riders will feel like it is a Show, with each Pre-entry receiving a "Goody Bag" with merchandise & certificates inside. Once the riders are on the line to start their race, a draw will be held which will include Merchandise Prizes. in addition there will be prizes & medals for each Category.
As we get closer to the event, race distances, categories, start times will be announced. minimum distances for each category will be 70-80km with Senior 1-2 (Pro) racing approx. 100km.
A demonstration of Antique bikes, Kids' bicycle rodeo, Music, Display/Sales area for bike stores & Manufacturers, too name a few of the events planned to keep racers & spectators entertained throughout the day.
If you are planning to be in the Toronto area this summer, "Festival de Velo" in the event you will not want to miss.
For more information email: rob.good@ypg.com
BC Lung Association's 19th annual Bicycle Trek for Life & Breath
Register now for the BC Lung Association's 19th annual Bicycle Trek for Life & Breath on September 6 and 7, 2003. Experience the most breathtaking ride of your life in the beautiful Fraser Valley and join hundreds of other cycling enthusiasts in adventure, fitness, and fun. The weekend is all about fresh air and new friends, in support of the one in five British Columbians with lung disease - cyclists raise money for the BC Lung Association and collect some great incentive prizes for their efforts.
Participants are signing up - and fundraising - now. You can register as an individual, or get a team together to qualify for even more prizes.
The continued success of the Bicycle Trek event coincides with the rising popularity of the sport in Canada. In fact, cycling is now one of the most popular recreational activities in British Columbia - considered a healthy and fun way to exercise or commute while helping the environment.
Visit www.bc.lung.ca/trek to find out how you can be a part of this event, or call 604-731-5864 or toll-free 1-800-665-5864 for more information.
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