I was first introduced to road racing in 1995 and very quickly made the move to track cycling, which gave me my first taste of international success in 1997. As a member of the Canadian National Cycling Team since then, my travels have taken me all over the globe, from Australia, Africa and Europe to North and South America.

Having capped off the 2004 season with a silver medal at the World Championships and two more National Championship titles, I am very excited about the upcoming racing season. While there is only one more step to ascend to the top of the Worlds podium, my goal for the 2005 racing season is to take that final step in both the Points Race and Scratch Race. 2005 will also act as preparation for my 2006 goal of representing Canada at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia.

The Track World Cup schedule has undergone considerable changes which will now allow me to do a full track and road program. Track World Cups will begin in November 2004 in Moscow and conclude in March 2005 with the World Championships in Los Angeles, California. While I will continue to race on the track throughout the season, my focus will shift slightly more towards the road after the World Track Championships. I plan to be competing in a host of Northwest and East Coast road race events, including Nationals, BC Superweek, Le Tour de Grand Montreal and the Wachovia Classic.

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