Inside the Milton Velodrome, at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre
The 2025 Canadian Track Championships are being held in Milton this weekend.
U17 and Junior athletes across Canada will be in the community to compete against the best this country has to offer for their age ranges.
“We’re excited to welcome Canada’s top young cyclists to the 2025 Canadian Track Championships for U17s and Juniors, taking place in Milton,” says Cycling Canada’s events and official’s manager, Jen Eaton. “This event represents a key moment for the future of Canadian cycling, and we look forward to seeing the incredible performances that will unfold and watch the next generation of stars shine before our eyes.”
Among the line-up will be Burlington-native Matthew Payne moving from men’s U17 to Junior.
The line-up will include many 2024 Canadian Champions, with Alexandra Fangeat (St. Thomas, ON), and Lili Salonen-Berscht (Elmira, ON) both moving from women’s U17 to the Junior category. As well as Jake McLean (Waterloo, ON), and Matthew Payne (Burlington, ON) moving from men’s U17 to Junior. Tendo Mukahanana (Victoria, BC) and Mercedes Tanguay (Saint- Lambert, QC) will fight again for the top step of the Women’s Junior podium.
With nearly 100 athletes registered, and ten events per category, the weekend promises to be a competitive event for all Canadian titles.
The tournament will be at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre at 2015 Pan Am Blvd in Milton, from Friday, April 4th to Sunday, April 6th.
Find the full technical guide and important event information here.
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