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Jun 17-20, 2010
Bike Fest
Banff National Park Bike Fest features seven challenging road races throughout Banff and Lake Louise.
Join us June 17 - 20, as over 400 road race participants compete in one of the most exciting cycling events taking place in Alberta. Registration will open on Monday February 15, at 9am.
Thursday, June 17 |
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Race Registration Time: 1pm – 4pm Location: Cascade Plaza, 317 Banff Ave |
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Prologue Time: 5pm – 7pm Location: Buffalo St & Otter St |
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Riders Reception & Prologue Awards Ceremony Time: 7:30pm Location: TBD |
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Race Meeting Time: 9pm Location: Suite 375, Cascade Plaza, 317 Banff Ave |
| *Race Meeting is mandatory for all Team Captains |
Friday, June 18 |
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1A Sprint Time: 9:30am Open Women (Stage Race) Time: 10am Invited Men Location: Lake Louise Rec. Centre, Village of Lake Louise |
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1A Sprint Awards Ceremony Time: 1pm Location: Samson Mall, Village of Lake Louise |
Saturday, June 19 |
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Individual Time Trial Registration Time: 7am Location: Husky Gas Station, 601 Banff Ave |
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Individual Time Trial Time: 8am – 12pm Location: Husky Gas Station, 601 Banff Ave |
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Individual Time Trial Awards Ceremony Time: 12:30pm Location: Husky Gas Station, 601 Banff Ave |
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Little Crits Time: 4pm Location: Banff Ave Square, 200 Block of Banff Ave |
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Cruiser Crit Time: 4:30pm Location: Banff Ave Square, 200 Block of Banff Ave |
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Criterium Registration Time: 4:30pm Location: Banff Ave Square, 200 Block of Banff Ave |
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Criterium Race Time: 5pm Location: Banff Ave Square, 200 Block of Banff Ave |
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Criterium Awards Ceremony Time: 8:30pm Location: Start/Finish, 200 Block of Banff Ave |
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Sunday, June 20 |
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Tunnel Mountain Road Race Time: 7am – 2pm Location: Beaver Street & Wolf Street |
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Tunnel Mountain Road Race Awards Ceremony Time: 2:30pm Location: Start/Finish, Beaver Street & Wolf Street |
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General Classification Awards Ceremony Time: 2:45pm Location: Start/Finish, Beaver Street & Wolf Street |
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Bike Fest Fun Facts
Bicycles are one of the world's most popular modes of transportation, with some 800 million bicycles outnumbering cars by 2 to 1. Bicycles are also the most energy-efficient vehicle - a cyclist burns about 22 calories per km, while an automobile burns 1,156 calories per km.
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