Silber Pro Cycling Team

Silber Pro Cycling Team was a Canadian UCI Continental[1] cycling team established in 2013. The team began at the club-level as Team Medique (2012) and Team Medique p/b Silber Investments (2013), before gaining a UCI Continental license from 2014-2018 as Silber Pro Cycling. The General Management of the team was overseen by Scott Toguri McFarlane, a Montreal-based cycling coach and owner of Toguri Training. Gord Fraser was hired on a part-time basis in 2014 before becoming the full-time Sports Director from 2015-2018.

Silber Pro Cycling Team

Team information
UCI code	SPC
Registered	Canada
Founded	2013
Disbanded	2018
Discipline(s)	Road
Status	UCI Continental
Team name history
2013 2014–2018	Medique p/b Silber Investments Silber Pro Cycling Team

McFarlane initiated the team in 2012 to support his younger clients that were racing at the time, but Silber Pro Cycling became the best team in Canada and one of the best in North America for 5 years. Members of McFarlane & Fraser's teams went on to win National Championships, receive pro contracts and to represent their countries at the World Championships. In 2018, Arthur Silber stepped down as title sponsor, but the team was thrown a lifeline when Floyd Landis used proceeds from the settlement of the Lance Armstrong whistleblower lawsuit to give back to cycling and to support younger riders. Landis became title sponsor of Floyd's Pro Cycling in 2019.