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Ottawa, ON (February 8, 2023) ­–Cycling Canada is excited to announce that the second edition of the Canadian Esports Championships will take place on Feb. 11-12, 2023, on the Wahoo RGT virtual cycling platform.
 
Hosted in collaboration with USA Cycling, the 2023 Canadian Esports Championships presented by Echelon Racing Promotions marks the first collaboration between the two national cycling federations.
 
“We are thrilled to return with the second edition of our Canadian Esports Championships,” said Josh Peacock, Director of Marketing & Events at Cycling Canada. “Working alongside both USA Cycling and Echelon Racing Promotions has given us the ability to amplify this event to a whole new level, all while offering Canadian Champion titles across a variety of age classes.”
 
Titles will be awarded across 24 categories, from Juniors to Masters, with the recent addition of para-cycling categories. All athletes will be racing on the Dirty Reiver course, with over 18 kilometres of steady climbs, a long descent, a twisting flat section, and an uphill sprint for the line.  
 
“Thanks to the ongoing work of Wahoo RGT and Echelon Racing Promotions, we have the opportunity to host a full range of para-cycling categories for the first time at this event,” continued Josh Peacock. “We look forward to continuing to support their efforts in enhancing representation of all athletes with disabilities in the future.” 
 
For more information on the event, including schedule, registration and technical guide, click here. Registration closes on Wednesday, February 8th at 5:00pm EST. Races will be livestreamed here on Sunday.
 
Please note that Cycling Canada will be donating $5 per registrant to the Heart & Stroke Foundation to honour the late Kris Yip’s memory.
 
About Cycling Canada
Cycling Canada is the nation’s oldest National Sport Organization and has one simple purpose – to inspire Canadians to cycle. Our mandate is to holistically develop the sport in partnership with our 11 Provincial/Territorial Sport Organizations, putting more Canadians on bikes from coast-to-coast and on podiums around the world.
 

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Source: Cycling Canada 
Information: Caroline Soble | Cycling Canada | caroline.soble@cyclingcanada.ca