Birthdate
March 4, 1997
Hometown
Quispamsis, N.B.
Residence
Quispamsis, N.B.
Sport
Para cycling
Experience
Santiago 2023
Paris 2024
Road and track cyclist Alexandre Hayward made a sparkling Paralympic Games debut in 2024 with the bronze medal in the men’s C3 3000m individual pursuit on the track.
The medal capped an impressive quad for Hayward who burst on the scene in 2022 with remarkable international performances.
Later in 2024, he earned bronze medals in the road race and time trial at the Para road world championships.
After a hectic 2024, with training and racing leading up to the Paris Games, Hayward figured he would train more from home in Quispamsis.
He didn’t slow down.
In 2025, a few weeks after winning the overall 2025 men’s C3 World Cup crown with a pair of gold medals and a bronze in two events, he earned his first world championship road title with a victory in the time trial as well as bronze in the road race.
Hayward opened the 2024 season with gold in the C3 time trial and bronze in road race at a World Cup in Australia and added a time trial bronze at the second stop in Belgium.
At the track worlds in Rio, Hayward took silver in the men’s C3 scratch race.
In 2023, Hayward didn’t expect to be at the UCI Cycling World Championships in Scotland after a month-long battle with mononucleosis. However, despite a noticeable weight loss, he emerged with a satisfying fifth in the men’s C3 Para cycling road race. He was 11th after the first of four laps and 12th after the second before reeling in several opponents.
Later that year, he won two gold, silver and bronze at 2023 Parapan American Games.
Hayward burst on the national and international Para cycling stage in 2022 with a stunning victory in the time trial at a road World Cup event in Quebec City before posting two sixth places at the road world championships a week later in Baie-Comeau, Que.
After the 2022 road worlds, Hayward was invited by Cycling Canada officials to attend a week-long camp at the velodrome in Milton, Ont. to try track cycling, a sport he had never attempted before.
He raced on the track at the world championships near Paris in October that year and missed a berth in the individual pursuit final by one spot placing fifth.
Hayward broke his neck in 2012 at age 16 in a AAA hockey game and was considered a candidate for the QMJHL draft that year. While he can use his arms and legs, all four of his limbs are impaired.
After the accident he first turned to wheelchair basketball and played for New Brunswick at the Canada Winter Games and the national junior team for which he was the captain.
Para cycling was a form of cross training for him but got more serious during the pandemic. He eventually emerged on the Para NB and Cycling Canada radars.
At his first time trial in May 2022, Hayward hit the standard he needed to compete nationally. At his first Nationals in June in Edmonton, Hayward surprised the field, winning the time trial and qualifying himself for the World Cup and World Championships in Quebec in August.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Bronze medal in 3000m pursuit at 2024 Paralympic Games… Four medals at 2023 Parapan American Games… 2022, 2023, 2024 2025 World Championships… New Brunswick’s Co-Athlete of the Year in November 2024 alongside Paralympic swimmer Danielle Dorris.
PERSONAL
Hayward is a former member of the national junior wheelchair basketball team … In 2023, graduated in engineering at the University of New Brunswick, following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather…
NOTABLE INTERNATIONAL RESULTS
2025 Para road world championships, time trial, 1st
2024 Para road world championships, road race, 3rd
2024 Para road world championships, road race, 3rd
2024 Para road world championships, time trial, 3rd
2024 Paralympic Games, 3000m pursuit, 3rd
2024 Paralympic Games, road race, 4th
2024 Paralympic Games, road time trial, 5th
2024 World Track Championships, scratch race, 2nd
2023 Parapan American Games, individual pursuit, 1st
2023 Parapan American Games, road time trial, 1st
2023 Parapan American Games, road race, 2nd
2023 Parapan American Games, kilo, 3rd
2023 World Para road Championships, road race, 6th
2023 World Para road Championships, time trial, 6th
2023 World Track Championships, individual pursuit 8th
2022 World Track Championships, individual pursuit 5th
2022 World Track Championships, mixed team sprint 11th
2022 World Para road Championships, road race, 5th
2022 World Para road Championships, time trial, 6th
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Para cycling
Men’s 3000m Individual Pursuit – C3
5th
Men's C3 Individual Time Trial
4th
C1-3 Road Race - Men
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