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The Four Jacks was an unusual race for a lot of reasons, but mainly for the all-around approach - a series of four different bike events geared to the hardcore freerider, where the guys and girls with 35 pound bikes can sometimes have the advantage o

Roughly 300 athletes from 14 different countries are signed up to compete in the Barebones Orienteering Festival, which takes place over four days in Whistler (Friday, July 9 to Monday July 12) before moving to Vancouver for two days.

The second Phat Wednesday race of the season took place on a slightly tougher selection of trails, starting with a rip down Angry Pirate to Crabapple Corners to Samurai Pizza Cat and the bottom part of Ho Chih Min.

Mountain bikers on a Mission

400 km-plus epic focuses on singletrack

Canada Day toonie ride heads to interpretive trails Chromag Bikes and North Shore Billet are hosting the Canada Day toonie ride tonight (July 1), with a selection of trails in the Interpretive Forest.

Whistler's Geoff Bate is now 10-1 after winning two bouts on his way to the Senior Novice 75-kilogram Bronze Gloves Title, the eighth and final stop on Boxing B.C.'s "Road to Glory" tournament series.

Strategy pans out for close-fought contest

Sea to Sky runners flocked to Vancouver last weekend for the annual Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon and 5K, joining almost 4,000 runners at the start line.

The seventh and final stage of the fourth annual B.C.