NEWS

5.23.2006
NextWeb of Covad Communications to Provide Live Video Coverage of World Deaf Cycling Championships
FREMONT, Calif.,- World Deaf Cycling Championships is pleased to announce a partnership with NextWeb, a division of Covad Communications, in providing comprehensive live video coverage. NextWeb will provide 10 hours of streaming video for the 1000m sprints and 40km Points Race on Monday, June 19 and Thursday, June 22, respectively, while updates during the races will be reported live by DeafNation, another WDCC media partner. .
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3.26.2006
Record 11 Nations and 38 Riders to Participate in World Deaf Cycling Championships
FREMONT, Calif.– The upcoming World Deaf Cycling Championships will see record participation levels. To date, 11 nations and 38 riders will compete in the week-long international event, a record in the history of deaf cycling competition. .
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2.1.2006
2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships Schedule Released
FREMONT, Calif., (February 1, 2006) – The 2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships (WDCC) committee has released its event schedule. USA is hosting the international week-long event for the first time ever and the championships will feature elite contestants from 10 countries. The complete 2006 WDCC schedule can be found at http://www.usdeafsports.org/2006cycling.
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1.27.2006
Reece-Emerson van Beek of Team Australia
Reece-Emerson van Beek of Australia made his debut at Deaflympics in Melbourne, Australia and won 2 gold medals in Individual Time Trial and the Points Race. read more..

12.8.2005
2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships to Feature Live Coverage

FREMONT, California (December 6, 2005) - The 2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships (WDCC) organizing committee is excited to announce a media agreement with DeafNation, Inc. to present the week-long international event on the Web with daily video coverage and up-to-date results. read more..


7.13.2005
Hellyer Park Velodrome selected to host 2 events.

The San Jose Hellyer Park Velodrome has been selected to host the Sprint and Points Race events during the week of June 18th to 24th, 2006. International deaf cyclists, their families, and friends will travel to San Francisco to participate in the weeklong competition. Hellyer Park Velodrome in San Jose, CA, has been a popular venue for track racing for over one hundred years. read more..


5.24.2005
World Deaf Cycling Championships announcements to be provided in video with international sign language.

The World Deaf Cycling Championships committee has developed several video clips in international sign language to attempt by bridging the gap between the europeans and americans. read more..


4.12.2005
2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships officially announced.

The World Deaf Cycling Championships has been officially announced which will contain all the information you need to know about the June 19th - 25th 2006 celebration of international deaf cycling. read more..


12.14.2004
California School for the Deaf to provide lodging for cyclists and volunteers.

California School for the Deaf at Fremont has graciously agreed to provide lodging for representatives and cyclists during the week of June 19 to 25 2006. read more..