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Cycling Canada  – MILTON, May 11, 2017 – Cycling Canada is pleased to announce that it has been selected by the International Cycling Union (UCI) to host a leg of the TISSOT UCI Track World Cup in each of the next three years. Beginning in 2017-18 and extending through the 2018-19 and 2019-20 track cycling seasons, the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, Ontario, will play host to over 300 of the top cyclists in the world. The TISSOT UCI World Cup is the highest international level of track cycling competition and is a critical component of the qualification process for the Olympic Games and for the UCI World Championships.
 
The first event in the three year commitment is scheduled for December 1-3, 2017. The event will feature 5 sessions of racing over three days (1 on Friday and 2 sessions per day on the weekend). Also planned as part of the World Cup festivities will be an innovative corporate relay fundraising challenge which will give corporate and club teams the chance to test themselves on the velodrome track alongside some of Canada’s top cycling celebrities. The event will raise funds for Cycling Canada’s National Team program.
 
“Milton is thrilled to host the TISSOT UCI Track World Cup in partnership with Cycling Canada,” said Milton Mayor Gord Krantz. The Mattamy National Cycling Centre is home to Canadian cycling and is a hub for high-performance sport in our community.”
 
“Cycling Canada is excited to work with the Town of Milton to host the TISSOT UCI Track World Cup over the next three years. This event is one of only six in the world every year and for the UCI to trust both Cycling Canada and Milton shows great vision on their part and demonstrates their understanding of the quality of both of our entities,” commented Pierre Lafontaine, CEO of Cycling Canada.

The Mattamy National Cycling Centre, built to host the track events at the 2015 Pan Am Games, is a Category 1 homologated velodrome, and one of only two velodromes in North America that meets the requirements to host World Cup-level competitions.

John Tolkamp, Cycling Canada’s President, stated, “The Milton World Cup will be Canada’s first UCI Track World Cup since 1989. More than just a high performance event, the World Cup is an incredible show for spectators and a unique opportunity to engage the community with the hosting of a world class event. We are excited for our National Team athletes who will have the opportunity to perform at home in this state-of-the-art facility.”
 
Event details and ticket information will be announced later this year. For more information about Cycling Canada events, visit www.cyclingcanada.ca.
 

WHAT:            TISSOT UCI Track Cycling World Cup

WHERE:         Mattamy National Cycling Centre Velodrome
                         Milton, ON

WHEN:            2017/18 Season – December 1st to 3rd
                         2018/19 Season – Dates TBC
                         2019/20 Season – Dates TBC

MORE INFO:  www.cyclingcanada.ca
                         http://www.uci.ch/track/          
     
 

About Cycling Canada
Cycling Canada is the governing body for competitive cycling in Canada. Founded in 1882, Cycling Canada aims to create and sustain an effective system that develops talented Canadian cyclists to achieve Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championship medal performances. With the vision of being a leading competitive cycling nation by 2020 celebrating enhanced international success, increased national participation and world class event hosting, Cycling Canada manages the High Performance team, hosts national and international events and administers programs to promote and grow cycling across the country. Cycling Canada programs are made possible through the support of its valued corporate partners – Global Relay, Lexus Canada, Mattamy Homes, Louis Garneau and Bear Mountain Resort – along with the Government of Canada, Own The Podium, the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Canadian Paralympic Committee.
 

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Source: Cycling Canada 
Information:
Karine Bedard l Cycling Canada l 438-884-8771 l karine.bedard@cyclingcanada.ca