Brent Lakatos’ schedule just got a little busier. The wheelchair racing star has been chosen to be Canada’s flag bearer during the closing ceremony at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
Keely Shaw’s drive and determination made for a quick ascent to the Paralympics, where a flurry of firsts and a bronze medal followed.
In the pouring rain at the Fuji Speedway Thursday afternoon, Shelley Gautier mounted her bike and set off in an attempt to achieve her second podium in as many games. The Niagara Falls, Ont. native…
Charles Moreau came to Tokyo with one mission in mind – to get back on the podium. Unfortunately for him, the 10,390-kilometer trip from Victoriaville, Que. to Tokyo may be one to forget. A seasoned…
Four Canadian Paralympians are getting set to cycle in three events on Thursday in Tokyo.
Canada’s H3 handcycling team seeks to rebound after underwhelming finishes in the time trial event at Tokyo. Alex Hyndman, Joey Desjardins, and Charles Moreau rounded out the three Canucks who participated in a 16-rider…
None of the seven Canadian para-cyclists found the podium Monday night, but Keely Shaw gave it a run. The Midale, Saskatchewan native was the closest, finishing fourth in the women’s C4 road time trial, one…
Three Canadians are prepared to take the stage tonight at the mens cycling road-race H3 time trial. Alex Hyndman, Joey Desjardins, and Charles Moreau form a trio of medal hopefuls in a field of 16…
For para-cyclist Ross Wilson, it’s all about the preparation. Wilson, competing in his second Paralympics, is making his debut Tuesday in Tokyo. His first contest will be the C1 men’s road time trial. During his…
Tristen Chernove’s illustrious Paralympic career has officially come to an end. Just three days after capturing a silver medal in Tokyo last Thursday (good for his fourth overall including 2016), the cycling star has abruptly…