The Tour de l’Abitibi, an international cycling race, welcomes 150 riders annually in an intense competition. The Tour is a recognized and coveted event around the world, as it is the only one of the nine UCI Junior Nations Cup events to be presented in America. During its 51-year history, the Tour has welcomed participants from more than 40 countries and continues to be an excellent springboard for aspiring cyclists in the professional ranks.
Presented jointly for two days, the Tour de la Relève welcomes girls and boys between the ages of 6 and 16 from Quebec’s next generation of cyclists. The Tour de la Relève is the fourth stage in a five-race series of the Quebec Cup, powered by the Grand Prix Cyclistes de Québec and Montréal.

Organisation
Board of Directors
Mélanie Rocher, President
Christine Beausoleil, Vice-President
Jean-Francois Blais, Secretary
Daniel Tétreault, Treasurer
Bruno Gauthier, Director
Sandra Ataman, Director
Suzanne Fortin, Director
Michael Bolduc, Director
Guillaume Barbes, Director
Guillaume Beaulieu, Representative for the city of Rouyn-Noranda
Martin Rochette, Representative for city of Rouyn-Noranda
Martin Lavoie, Representative for the city of Val-d’Or
Luc Lavoie, Representative for the city of Val-d’Or
Ghislain Doyon, Representative for city of Amos
Annie Quenneville, Representative for city of Amos
Permanence
Émilie Bisson, coordinator
Organizing Committee
Technique: Bruno Gauthier and Pierrick Naud
Accommodation: Subway Cycling Club
Welcome & accreditation: Léopoldine Gagnon
Protocol: Mélanie Trudel and Julie Paré
Security: Philippe Vallière
Volunteers: Ghislain Doyon
SQ Managers: Michaël Dallaire-Bouchard
Medical: Cathy Lamontagne
Transport: Martin Gauthier
Motorcycles: Yves Aubé
VIP: Sophie-Kristine Richard Eco-responsible
policy: Isabelle Dufresne
Equipment and facilities: Marco Provost
Links City of Amos: Ghislain Doyon
Tour de la Relève: Zachary Desrosiers
Administrative headquarters: Guy Bergeron, École secondaire pavillon La Forêt, Amos
Communications and newspaper l’Échappée : Josyane Bolduc and Normand Gosselin