Uhl and Simms win stage 2 at BC Bike Race

Day two of the BC Bike Race returned to its annual stop in the village of Cumberland for a new 48km coursed. Taking up most of the small main street, 600 racers launched at the start. Once called Dodge City in the tumultuous wake of its mining industry's departure, the modern economy of Cumberland has established mountain biking as its new natural resource. The BCBR and Cumberland’s mountain biking have co-evolved over the last eight years and it can be argued that the innovative thinking of this mountain biking mecca lead to the evolution of today's modern mountain bike stage race, driving the BCBR to be one of the most progressive races in the world.

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