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VeloNews Article - Feb 4, 2010Hesjedal Is Ready For MoreFollowing a breakthrough 2009 season, highlighted by a mountaintop stage victory in the Vuelta a España, it’s no surprise that Ryder Hesjedal is hungry for more. What is somewhat surprising is the race where he says he has some unfinished business – the Monte Paschi Eroica across the dusty dirt roads of Tuscany, where he’s finished 10th two years in a row. The tall Canadian has twice figured in the late-race decisive moves on the strade bianche, a kind of Italian-style Roubaix across gravel roads that remind him of the logging roads he trains on in Victoria Island in Canada. “I have my mind on Eroica, I’ve been trying to get my head around that one,” Hesjedal told VeloNews. “I’ve been close in two tries – that would be a beautiful victory. I love that race.” Eroica, March 6, will be the first early season goal as Hesjedal ... Read more |
Pedal's 2009 Canadian Cycling Award Winners
January 2, 2009 - We are pleased to announce the winners of Pedal's Annual Canadian Cycling Awards,
Canadian Cyclist Awards
Canadian Cyclists of 2009 & the Decade - Ryder Hesjedal (Victoria, BC) and Catharine Pendrel (K
Bici-GoGo Blog - Maui Dec 09
Cycling TV Commentator Todd Gogulski recently met with Ryder during training on Maui - here's a vid
Ryder Hesjedal Named Cycling BC's 'Cyclist of the Year'
November 26, 2009 (Vancouver, BC) - Cycling BC held its annual Awards Night last Friday to celebrate
Canadian Ryder Hesjedal looks back on successful cycling season
By Rob Jones, THE CANADIAN PRESS Monday, September 28, 2009 MENDRISIO, Switzerland - Five years ago
'Ryder Hesjedal grows in stature at Garmin' - Cycing News Article
NOV 30, 2009 - Canadian to target Tirreno-Adriatico, Ardennes Classics by Daniel Benson Ryder Hesj
Times Colonist - No rest for the cyclists
Hesjedal on a roll in the Tour of Spain; Kabush 5th in mountain-biking worlds By Cleve Dheens
Velo News Article - Mr. September: Ryder Hesjedal
by Andrew Hood Throughout his long career on the road and mountain bike circuits, some of the Cana
Vuelta Stage 10 - finish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nixAgOCTouU
Tour Down Under - Update
The team was ready to go today to say the least. After our preview of the finishing circuits earlier in the week, we knew exactly how hard today would be! The team raced really well and we were on the attack the whole way. For the final today, the team left it open for all us skinny guys to have a crack. CJ and Julz were near the front taking care of us as we fought for position heading into the final laps. I think I might have been a little too aggressive trying to stir things up for a break (not exactly conserving energy). But stirring things up is what racing is all about! Despite some ill-timed cramps at the start of the last climb, I still managed to make my way close to the front for the fast step-up finish. All in all, (minus Cam's crash) it was a solid day for Garmin! I have to say I am feeling good after a solid winter training period. The legs are turning easy and it feels good to go hard. I am very excited for the rest of the week and the races coming up in Europe. The team is enjoying the scorching heat and early racing. No worries mate! - Ryder
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Cozza’s diary: A cheetah drive-by, rain and sandstorms in QatarAfter settling in to our desert oasis, we went for a ride. Many extremely strange things happened today. That’s why...
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Windy and dangerous: Tour of Qatar, stage 2Director’s report from Johnny Weltz: A dramatic day in the desert! It was a very windy day that started at the...
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VeloNews: Carlsen jumps to the bigs at QatarOne of Team Garmin-Transitions’ new riders from its U23 development program, Kirk Carlsen, is making his debut at the top...
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National track series tries grass roots approachA new national track series aims to rally the best of the best – tracks and racers – for a...
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Southeast conference gets going in GainesvilleNew collegiate time trial rules were in effect as the Southeast Collegiate Cycling Conference began its season with a race...
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Gainsville GalleryPhotos by Keith Creeden. Click here to return to race report.
