Go here for a few photos of the MIVA riders in action.

This Sunday, the Cross on the Rock crew are setting up a great course at Transfer Beach in Ladysmith. If MIVA attendance at the previous COTR events is any indication, the club will have over twenty representatives riding, with a good chance of winning in at least three of the categories. All club members who are not competing should try to get out to Transfer Beach and cheer on their club mates who are competing there. Bring a camera too and get some great shots.
MIVA has grown rapidly since its inception in 2011 and is becoming a real force on the Vancouver Island cycling scene.
A quick reminder that the MIVA tent will continue to be available to all MIVA members at the remaining Cross on the Rock events. It is the white one with the MIVA logo hanging out front and it's generally set-up shortly before the start of the Beginner events. It's a good place to warm-up, change, keep dry, store gear, discuss optimal tire pressure and socialize with other club members. Now that the ground is a little damp and muddy, I would suggest bringing a chair upon which to sit and also to store your gear. Hopefully one of our sponsors will step forward to help us purchase a logo'ed tent for our 2013 season, like what the rest of the clubs and teams have. With more than 200 racers plus spectators at each event, the tent would provide excellent exposure for your business!
-Janna
At the BC provincial Cyclo-cross Championships on Sunday, MIVA participants did a great job. In the 50+ men, Bill McMillan almost pulled off the win, just being pipped at the post. Derek Steel did a great ride, beating many of the younger participants. In the men's 40-49 category, Justin Mark did a good performance, finishing less than half a lap behind the winner. The Men's 40-49 saw Ian Smith having a really poor start from the third row, but moving up into 5th. place by the end. Shawn Boyd was just lapped and demonstrated improved bike handling. Finally, in the women's 30-39 category, Cheryl Morch also showed improved bike handling, finishing less than a lap behind Janna Gillick who is the new provincial champion! BTW, Janna's lap times would have put her in third place in the elite women's category.
Thanks to all who represented the club so well. MIVA is making a real mark on the cyclo-cross scene.
RESULTS
| Master 50+ Men | 2 | Bill McMillan | at 02" | Nearly won, Bill! |
| 8 | Derek Steel | at 6' 57" | great ride Derek | |
| Women 30+ | 1 | Janna Gillick | 46' 02" | Provincial Champion! |
| 12 | Cheryl Morch | at 6' 26" | Getting better every ride. | |
| Master Men 30-39 | 17 | Justin Mark | at 3' 04" | Good ride. |
| Master Men 40-49 | 5 | Ian Smith | at 1' 18" | With a better start, would have podiumed |
| 36 | Shawn Boyd | at 8' 05" | Getting better. |
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Paul Auton |
Cycle Therapy |
12' 17” |
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Dave Huntley |
Cycle Therapy |
13' 11” |
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Doug Merrick |
CVCC |
13'31” |
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Laurie Baildham |
MIVA |
15' 40” |
1st. Woman |
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Ron Hewitson |
MIVA |
16' 12” |
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Menno Jongsma |
MIVA |
16' 33” |
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Brodie Hay |
MIVA |
19' 23” |
1st. youth |
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Patrick Burnham |
MIVA |
19' 29” |
