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ECCC Highland Race Report (Oct. 1&2, 2011)
Mon, 2011-10-03 15:41

Oct. 1st and 2nd marked the first mountain bike race weekend for McGill Cycling. And what better way to start the season than to get up close and personal with New Hampshire’s wet, sandy and rocky terrain? With a cumulative 4 inches of rain, McGill cyclists found themselves having a blast through some of the wettest conditions of the season.

McGill Cycling Criterium 2011
Fri, 2011-06-17 00:20

On Saturday May 28th, McGill Cycling hosted it's second McGill Cycling Criterium. This year's edition was held on a new, wide and fast course. The 1.3km loop saw racers of every category go by, including a university women and university man peloton.

Photos can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mcgillcycling/. I also have many more. Contact me (Jonathan ) for more or full size copies. Results are on the FQSC site, available at http://www.fqsc.net/route/resultats-mcgill.

ECCC RPI - Tour de Troy
Mon, 2011-04-04 07:20

The inaugural RPI Tour de Troy was a resounding success for McGill Cycling. In what is likely to be the biggest race weekend of the season, McGill sent almost 20 riders to show the Americans how it’s done in Canada. The team fought its way to a fifth place ranking at the end of the weekend, beating top cycling teams like the University of New Hampshire and the University of Vermont. Along the way, the team earned praise for its determination, grit, and it’s spectacular tie-died knee-warmers.

ECCC Rutgers 2010
Tue, 2011-01-11 08:20

And they’re off, with that the 2010 ECCC road season has officially begun, and already McGill has shown why it is a force to be reckoned with. The first weekend of the year down and although Cycling@McGill may not have made the same splash at Rutgers as it did in 2009, the infamous McGill bus of Rutgers 2009 but left the sports crazy town of Piscatawy, New Jersey by making a splash with the newly recruited tri-athletes.

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