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We're one of Canada's oldest continually running women's cycling programs and one of its most successful.
Based in Ottawa, we develop and support female cyclists across elite, U23, and junior categories. Over the last decade we've won six national road and time trial championships, sent three riders to the Olympic Games, and seen seven athletes turn professional for UCI teams. Over a dozen of our riders have represented Canada on the international stage.
No other women's program in Canada has a track record like ours, and we're just getting started.
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Ottawa, ON
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Ottawa, ON
Our Mission
To advance women's competitive cycling in Canada through elite racing, athlete development, and building a program that opens doors for the next generation.
Our Values
Competition First
We exist to race. Every training block, every team decision, every partnership. It all points toward the start line.
Develop Talent
From juniors to elite, we build riders. Seven athletes have turned professional from our program, and we're not done.
Represent Canada
Over a dozen riders have represented Canada internationally through Cyclery Racing. We carry that responsibility with pride.
Move the Sport Forward
Women's cycling in Canada deserves better infrastructure, more funding, and greater visibility. We're working to change that.
The Bigger Picture
Women's Cycling
in Canada
Women's cycling in Canada has incredible talent but faces real challenges: underfunded teams, limited race calendars, and low visibility compared to men's programs. The North American landscape is tough for ambitious riders chasing their dreams.
Cyclery Racing exists to challenge that reality. We're building the program we wish had existed. One that competes at the highest level, develops athletes from junior through elite, and proves that investing in women's cycling pays off.
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@cycleryracingRace-day stories, behind-the-scenes training, team travel, and the moments in between. Follow along for an inside look at what it takes to compete at the elite level in women's cycling.
