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Cycling Canada 2025 National Championships Calendar Announced

Discover Cycling Canada’s 2025 Canadian Championships calendar

Cycling Canada is pleased to announce the complete schedule of Canadian Championships to be held across the country for all disciplines in 2025.

“Each year, the Canadian Championships bring together the country’s best athletes in their respective disciplines to give them the opportunity to wear the maple leaf as their ultimate prize,” mentioned Josh Peacock, Cycling Canada’s Director of Marketing and Events. “We’re thrilled to once again travel the country with our 2025 Canadian Championships event calendar, showcasing not only Canada’s best athletes, but providing a platform to inspire the next generation with events held in some of Canada’s most iconic settings.”

Track

The Vélodrome Sylvan Adams – Centre Multisports Desjardins in Bromont, QC, will start the year off right by hosting the first-ever Canadian Masters, Elite and Para Track Championships from January 9 to 12. Junior and U17 athletes will be welcomed in Milton, ON from April 4 to 6.

E-Sports

In February, athletes from across the country will be able to compete for the maple leaf jersey in the comfort of their own homes at the Canadian e-Sports Championships, once again on the Zwift platform. The event takes place on February 8 and 9.

Road

Junior, elite and para athletes will be able to show their prowess on the roads of St-Georges-de-Beauce, QC, from June 27 to 30, at the event organized by the Grand Prix Cycliste de Beauce, while masters athletes will be in action from August 15 to 17, once again in the Greater Victoria region, in BC, by organizer Wheelhouse Cycling Society.

Gravel

The Gravel Championships will be back for a third consecutive year, presented on June 15 by Deadgoat Racing, this time once again on the Ghost of the Gravel course in the majestic landscapes of Alberta’s Water Valley.

Mountain Bike

After two years of competition in eastern Canada, XCO and XCC racers will head west to Langford, BC, in the newly inaugurated trails of the Jordie Lunn Memorial Park to compete for the podium July 18-20, courtesy of Wheelhouse Cycling Society.

Downhill athletes will compete in Sun Peaks, BC, August 2-3, by organizer Sun Peaks Resort and SE Racing. Meanwhile, XCM athletes will once again hit the trails in Thunder Bay, ON, on August 23, thanks to the Blacksheep Mountain Bike Club.

BMX

As the summer season draws to a close, attention will turn to the BMX Racing athletes who will compete on August 23 and 24 in St. Albert, AB, organized by the St. Albert BMX Association, on the brand-new world-class Supercross track. National athletes will get their first taste of the new track at the Canada Cup later this summer.

As autumn approaches, the Centre National de Cyclisme in Bromont, QC, will welcome BMX Freestyle athletes on October 18 to its brand-new Acrobatic Zone, inaugurated last March.

Cyclo-Cross

Cyclo-cross fans will be invited to attend festivities in November in Lévis, QC, organized by CX418, to see the country’s best athletes in action. The official date of the event will be confirmed in the fall of 2024.

Cycling Canada is still seeking applicants for the hosting of the 2025 UCI Canadian Enduro MTB Championships. If you are interested in submitting a bid for the event, please contact josh.peacock@cyclingcanada.ca


Source: Cycling Canada