Antoine Duchesne

The Groupama-FDJ rider won the Canadian national title in 2018, and will bow out at Québec on Friday and Montréal on Sunday.

Illness stopped Boivin and Woods at the doorstep in Paris, but the North American contingent lit up this Tour de France in ways unseen in decades.

Seven US riders and three Canadians are expected to roll down the start ramp Friday to open the 2022 Tour in Copenhagen.

Joe Dombrowski won a stage, and Larry Warbasse was on the move among the five-rider North American contingent during the Giro d'Italia.

The Canadian's passion for good food and wine gives him an outlet after a string of injuries and illnesses.

Four US riders and one Canadian aim to become the first North American rider to win a Giro stage since 2019.

Canadian Antoine Duchesne is happy to put the first half of the season behind him and refocus on Québec City and Montréal.

Antoine Duchesne turned pro in 2014 and he's Canada's lone representative in this year's Tour de France.

Seven North American riders will line up in Compiègne, France this Sunday to take on Paris-Roubaix