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Rafael Serrano Fernandez Wins Everything In Stage 1 at Tour de Beauce

Posted on 15. Jun, 2010 by lyne.

Spaniard Rafael Serrano Fernandez (Heraklio-Murcia) truly animated the first stage of the 25th Tour de Beauce, winning the 165km stage with a time of 4h11m 21s ahead of Sergiy Grechyn (Amore & Vita) and Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia) who sprinted in at 8 seconds behind.
The winner was aggressive throughout the race, making [...]

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On Tap: Tour de Beauce

Posted on 14. Jun, 2010 by lyne.

One of the toughest races in North America, the Tour de Beauce is back, the UCI 2.2 stage race starts tomorrow TuesdayJune 15 and ends six days later after 762 kms (474 miles) of racing. With hardly a mile of flat roads, and generally rough tarmac, the Tour de Beauce offers some stiff racing [...]

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the week that was

Posted on 04. Jun, 2010 by lyne.

What’s up with the time penalties? Canadian National Team for Gatineau Races. Tour de Beauce teams. Bahati Foundation team news.

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the week that was

Posted on 19. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

Ivan Dominguez back to Rock Racing, Cam Evans, Grand Cycling Classic, 2 potential ProTour races in Canada for 2010, Tour of California moves to May in 2010, Philly, Tour de Beauce and NRC Standings

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Tour de Beauce Directors’ Crit

Posted on 18. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

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How Scott Zwizanski tamed Beauce

Posted on 16. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

Scott Zwizanski of the Kelly Benefit Strategies, finally believed he would win the overall classification of the Tour de Beauce on the last 10-km lap on the final stage  in St-Georges.
“With ten laps to go, I didn’t know.” said Zwizanski who used up his teammates to chase down the incessant attacking by Team Type 1, [...]

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Getting to know the Rapha-Condor team in Beauce

Posted on 16. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

The Rapha-Condor liked the Tour de Beauce so much last year that they came back this year.
“Last year, we came to the race, we liked it basically, it’s a good race, it’s a nice race, it’s a friendly race.” said Manager John Herety.
The men in the distinctive mostly black jersey raced aggressively, getting in breaks [...]

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Zwizanski takes overall at Beauce and Sulzberger wins final stage

Posted on 14. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

Scott Zwizanski of the Kelly Benefit Strategies squad survived the final tough stage, the 130-kilometer circuit in St-Georges to claim the yellow jersey at the UCI 2.2 Tour de Beauce, his second UCI stage race victory this year as he also won the Tour of Uruguay in April. The Colombian National Team had two [...]

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Dionne gets it right in Quebec City; Zwizanski still in lead with one stage to go

Posted on 13. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

Quebec city native Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia) was a very disappointed man yesterday when he finished second in the St-Georges Criterium. Well, today, he played his cards right, joined the right break on the second lap in the 125-kilometer circuit race in la Ville de Quebec and timed his sprint to win stage 5 [...]

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Another win for Rapha-Condor at the Tour de Beauce

Posted on 12. Jun, 2009 by lyne.

Twenty-year old Matt Cronshaw (Rapha-Condor) outsmarted and outsprinted his breakmates to win the St-Georges Criterium held this evening after the morning time trial. Cronshaw went away early in the 40km race with Raymond Kreder (Felt-Holowesko Partners-Garmin) and  two riders of the Fly V Australia team, local favorite Charles Dionne and Australian Crit Champion Bernie Sulzberger.  [...]

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