THREE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED.
Group rides all year, from Sunday socials to race training, led by trained ride leaders. 20 to 36 km/h, by ride.
ADULT RIDE CLUB
Road, mountain bike, cyclocross and track for riders aged 11 to 19, coached by NCCP-trained coaches and volunteers.
DEVO YOUTH PROGRAM
Criterium, hill climb, cyclocross and mountain bike races in Vancouver, run by club volunteers. Novices race the WTNC free.
RACING FOR ALL
ADULT RIDE CLUB: A RIDE FOR EVERYONE.
20 to 24 km/h, 40 to 60 km, May to September. Scenic and destination-focused, with a coffee break (or two) and good conversation. Any working bike.
SUNDAY SOCIAL
27 to 30 km/h, 80 to 100 km, 3 to 4 hours with a coffee stop. For riders building fitness. Bring drop bars, some group riding experience and a flat kit.
SPORT RIDES
32 to 36 km/h, 80 to 150 km, drop ride. The EV Race Team's training rides, open to all. A well-maintained road bike and some gusto.
RACE TRAINING
COME RACE YOUR BIKE.
Put on by the volunteers of Escape Velocity. Never raced? Novices race the WTNC free.
Oct 25
Sunday, October 25, 2026
DEVO CROSS
Cyclocross
Aug 30
6288 Stadium Rd, Vancouver
BC CRITERIUM CHAMPIONSHIPS
Criterium
Aug 25
Tuesdays in May and August, UBC
WORLD TUESDAY-NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Criterium
Aug 8
12.2 km at 7.8%, Mt. Seymour Road
THE SEYMOUR CHALLENGE
Hill climb
Jun 18
Inter River Park, North Vancouver
DEVO SHORT-TRACK MTB SERIES
Mountain bike
2027 MAY
2027 AUG
New to racing? Come an hour early for a free learn-to-race session. Your entry and one-day licence are on us.
The World Tuesday-Night Championships: Vancouver's Tuesday-night criterium series since '95. 30 to 40 minute races on a 1.6 km loop around Thunderbird Stadium, with a 2.5% climb to the finish.
2027 KIT UPDATE.
Same layout, same name, same sponsors for EV and DEVO. EV members get a premium club jersey ($95 value). DEVO registration includes a practice jersey and shorts.
EVERY RACE HERE IS RUN BY VOLUNTEERS.
Give a few hours at a race and see it from the other side of the tape. Can't make it? You can donate to EV through the BC Amateur Sport Fund.