This event is in memory of all cyclists who have lost their lives over the years but especially in memory of the late Randall Februarie of the Phoenix Cycling Club.
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Online entries (before Thursday midnight) | R180 |
| Late entries (on the day) | R250 |
Online entries received before midnight on Thursday 26 July 2018 will receive a discount of R70 per rider. After this time online entries will close and late registration will only be possible on the day at the event.
THE OPEN EVENT
ENTRY FEE – R50 – ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN AT A DESIGNATED TABLE IN THE REGISTRATION ROOM.
The event forms part of the WP Road Racing League 2018.
Course and distances
- Category 1 – 1 hr plus 1 lap
- Category 2 – 1 hr plus 1 lap
- Category 3 – 45 mins plus 1 lap kms
- Women – 45 mins plus 1 lap
- Open – 30 mins plus 1 lap
- Youth – u15,u17,u19 – 30 mins plus 1 lap (on handicap)
- Youth – u11,u13 – 20 mins plus 1 lap (on handicap)
Times
- 08h00 – u11,u13 (on handicap) – GO KART TRACK
- 08h00- u15,u17,u19 (on handicap) – MAIN TRACK
- 08h40 – Open
- 09h20 – Category 3, Women (separate races)
- 10h15 – Category 2
- 11h30 – Category 1
Handicap for the Youth events – the younger age groups will start first with the older riders having to chase to close the gap.
Women / Category 3 – the 2 races will start separately and the slower races will be neutralised till the faster race passes.
Parking
Parking will be behind the Pits Area.
Entry
Entries on the day will cost R250, so register online and save.
City Cycling & Athletic Club are travelling all the way from Cape Town to be the hosts of this WP Cycling Road League event.
The route is a mixture of rolling hills on the one side and a flat sometimes windy section called ‘Waaihoek’ on the other side. The race will cross the Breede River by using the low cement bridge. Please keep on checking social media should this area experience heavy rains.
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Online entries (before Thursday midnight) | R180 |
| Late entries (on the day) | R250 |
Online entries received before midnight on THURSDAY 9 August 2018 will receive a discount of R70 per rider. After this time online entries will close and late registration will only be possible on the day at the event.
The event forms part of the WP Road Racing League 2018.
Course and distances
- Category 1 – 120 kms (3 x 40kms)
- Category 2 – 80 kms (2 x 40 kms)
- Category 3 – 80 kms (2 x 40 kms)
- Women – 80kms (2 x 40 kms)
- Youth – u17,u19 – 80 kms (2 x 40kms)
- Youth – u15 – 40 kms (1 x 40kms)
CATEGORY 1 TO START AT 8.00AM – other categories will be confirmed.
- 08h00 – Category 1
- 08h05 – Category 2
- 08h10 – Category 3
- 08h15 – Women
- 08h25 – u/17,u/19
- 08h30 – u/15
Registration and Parking
Registration and Parking will be at Die Eike Restaurant and Coffee Shop.
Entry
Entries on the day will cost R250, so register online and save.
The Wannabees Cycling Club have revived a road circuit which was last raced on many moons ago. They are inviting all cyclists to see in the season of Spring by taking part in the Open Fun Ride or the WP Road Racing League.
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Online entries (before Thursday midnight) | R180 |
| Late entries (on the day) | R250 |
Online entries received before midnight on THURSDAY 30 August 2018 will receive a discount of R70 per rider. After this time online entries will close and late registration will only be possible on the day at the event.
The event forms part of the WP Road Racing League 2018.
Course and distances
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- Category 1 – 60kms (6 x 10kms)
- Category 2 – 60 kms (6 x 10kms)
- Category 3 – 50 kms ( 5 x 10kms)
- Women – 50 kms (5 x 10kms)
- Youth – u17,19 – 50 kms (entry fee R50 at the Schools Association table)
- Open/Youth – 20 kms – all children 12 years of age and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
- 08h00 – Open Funride,u11,13,u15
- 09h00 – Category 3 and ladies
- 09h10 – u19/u17
- 11h00 – Category 1
- 11h05 – Category 2
Parking: Parking is at The Posthouse Wine farm on Raithby Road – This is approximately 400metres from Winery Road and is easily accessible from both sides of Raithby. It is also around 700metres from the start of the race – please don’t park on Winery Road
Entry
Entries on the day will cost R250, so register online and save.
The Rotary Club of Blouberg is proud to announce a family cycle festival at Killarney race course on Sunday, 16 September 2018.
Entertainment for the whole family, which includes a Spring market, truckers and a toy run.
All proceeds go to Tygerberg Children’s Hospital.
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| 7 years and younger | R50 |
| 8 to 14 years | R70 |
| 15 years and older | R170 |
This event does not form part of the WP Cycling League for 2018!
Course and distances
- 8 to 14 years – 8 km
- 15 years and older – 40 km
Times
- 08h30 – 7 years and younger
- 09h00 – 8 to 14 years
- 09h30 – 15 years and older
- 12h00 – Lucky draw and prize giving
Parking
Parking will be available on premises and accessible via Koeberg Rd.
Entry
Online registration is now open and will close at midnight on Friday, 14 September 2018.
General rules
No helmet, no ride!
Timing chips, numbers and goodies bags are to be collected at Eaglevlei Restaurant before the start of the event – please arrive in time to do this.
A certain amount of team cars and back up vehicles will be allowed to follow each category – please attend the team managers meeting – Team Managers and drivers of back up vehicles with a Team Managers CSA license is a non negotiable requirement.
Cyclopaths Cycling Club are hosting their inaugural Heritage Tour stage race over the long weekend of the 22,23 and 24 September 2018.
The Race Permanence will be at Eaglevlei Restaraunt on the R101 towards Klapmuts. All the stages will depart and return to Eaglevlei via Malmsbury. Two of the stages will also include the climb up Bothmaskloof Pass.
The event forms part of the WP Road Racing League 2018. Overall General Classification will count for points in the WP Road Racing League for all Categories.
- KOM, Points competition for Category 1
- General Classification leaders jersey for all Categories
- Daily Stage prizes for all categories
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Prize Money per stage– Cat 1 – 1st R1000, 2nd R800,3rd R600– Cat 2 – 1st R800, 2nd R600, 3rd R400– Cat 3 – 1st R700, 2nd R500, 3rd R300– Ladies 1st R1000,2nd R800, 3rd R600Cat 1 – Sprint Prime R1000 , KOM R1000General Classification – Cat 1 and Ladies – 1st R3000, 2nd R2000, 3rd R1000.NB – the organisers require at least 15 ladies to enter for the above prize money to be paid and at least 6 ladies to constitute a dedicated ladies race with adjusted prize money.
The event is open to all Juniors,Elite,Veterans and Ladies as per the WP Racing Handbook. Cyclists in the u17 age category will not be allowed to participate as the distances are longer than what is recommended by UCI regulations.
Routes
Stage one (brief description) – departs Eaglevlei to Klapmuts R44, race takes a left onto Paardeberg rd, right onto Slent Rd then left onto the R45 towards Malmesbury, right turn to Riebeeck Kasteel and over Bothmaskloof, back to Wellington , right onto R44, left onto Fairview Rd, right onto R101, up to Klapmuts intersection and finish.
Stage two (Brief description) – Departs Eaglevlei to Klapmuts R44, thru Wellington to Hermon , Bothmaskloof, left towards Wellington and turn right onto Slent then left onto R304 at the Silos and back to Eaglevlei .
Stage three (Brief description) – Depart Eaglevlei to Malmsbury via R304/302 , thru Malmsbury and back towards Wellington,before Wellington turn right onto Slent then left onto R304 and back to Eaglevlei
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Online entries – Early Bird Entry Close midnight 14 September | R800 |
| Late Entries | R995 |
The event forms part of the WP Road Racing League 2018. Overall General Classification will count for points in the WP Road Racing League for all Categories.
- KOM, Points competition for Category 1
- General Classification leaders jersey for all Categories
- Daily Stage prizes for all categories
Distances
All Categories
Day 1 – 142 kms
Day 2 – 138 kms
Day 3 – 112 kms
Start Times on each day
- 08h00 – Category 1
- 08h10 – Category 2
- 08h20 – Category 3
- 08hr20 – Women
Parking
Parking will be at the Eaglevlei Restaraunt
Entry – https://www.jumpertrax.com/events/2681-tuv2018
Online entries are now open.
The Sports Trust, in partnership with Nedbank, is hosting their Community Cycle race at Beacon Hill High School this year, on Sunday, 23 September, and we wish to invite all cyclists to attend.
Categories
- Youth Categories per age category.
Course and distances
- Crit Format – 5.9km Circuit
Times
Registration:
From 7am to 8:15am.
Briefing:
A race briefing will be held at 8:30am. The briefing will discuss the safety precautions, route and time table.
Race Start:
A staggered start will be implemented due the the various distances. All riders should be ready after the briefing.
Prize Giving:
Prize giving will be at the Beacon Hill Secondary School at 1pm.
Registration and costs
Open Category: R50. Entry on the day only.
Scholar entries: FREE – online or on the day.
How to get there
Please use the map at the top of this page to find directions using Google Maps.
Refreshments
Food and beverages will be on sale at the venue.
Parking
Parking will be available at the venue.
Having difficulty?
Registration
To register participants on this site you need to create a new account. The link can be found at the bottom of the Login screen.
Parents registering their children
Parents should first use the Registration option to register themselves. This will allow us to use your email address for communication.
When using the “Enter Online” either link a new person (your child) using the button for that purpose, or select the person from the list (if already added at an earlier time).
Was my entry successful?
You will receive a confirmation email once your entry is complete. Ensure you follow the process all the way to the checkout screen, even if you plan to pay on the day (in this case select the “Pay at the event” payment method).
Did not receive an email?
If you did not receive your confirmation email it is possible that you did not follow the full process. Please check the following two options;
You did not complete the payment process
Free entries and entries paid on the day must still follow the Checkout process. See if you receive a notification in the right section (best visible on the home page), notifying you of “Entries Awaiting Payment”. In this case click on the “Shopping Basket” link/icon.
You did not complete the entry process
Follow the “Enter Online” option again. If the process was not completed either select the View Cart button (if displayed) on the entry page or simply follow the process again, selecting the person and clicking “Add Selected”.
Steynsville Senior Secondary School in conjunction with BergRivier Municipality and The Sports Trust are hosting a road cycling race in the picturesque town of Piketberg.
The league categories will, as usual, head off towards Redelinghuys, head back and up the Versfeld Pass over a 103km distance!
The 50km route will head out to Eendekuil Road and will make a U Turn to race on the same road back to Piketberg. These races will not tackle the mountain pass. There will be a 20km Community Funride around the town and suburb of Piketberg.
All races start and end at the Piketberg Cricket Grounds.
There will be free entry for the scholar/youth Age Category events (but not for the league events).
Registration and costs
| Entry Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Category 1, 2, 3 and Women – Online entries (before Thursday midnight) | R180 |
| Category 1, 2, 3 and Women – Late entries (on the day) | R250 |
| Scholars / Youth – Riding in youth age categories and NOT in Cat 1, 2, 3 and Women | Free |
Online entries received before midnight on THURSDAY 4 October 2018 will receive a discount of R70 per rider. After this time online entries will close and late registration will only be possible on the day at the event.
The event does not form part of the WP Road Racing League 2018.
Course and distances
- Category 1 – 103 kms (WP Road Racing League criteria)
- Category 2 – 103 kms (WP Road Racing League criteria)
- Category 3 – 103kms (WP Road Racing League criteria)
- Women – 103 kms (WP Road Racing League criteria)
- Youth – u19,17,15 – 50 kms
All races start and end at the Piketberg Cricket Grounds.
103km Route
The Category Races will be raced over an undulating 103 km course out towards Redelinghuys, riders will negotiate a U Turn in the road and return back on the same road towards Piketberg. Just before the outskirts of the Town, the race will turn right on the Versfeld Pass where a sprint prime will be contested before tacking a climb that won’t be out of place in a ‘Grand Tour’.
The Sprint and KOM competitions are applicable to only Category 1.
50km Route
Schools Age Categories (50 kms) will race out to the Eendekuil Road and will make a U Turn to race on the same road back to Piketberg. These races will not tackle the Versfeld Pass.
Funride Route
There will also be a Community Funride of 20 kilometres around the town and suburb of Piketberg.
Times
- 08h00 – Category 1
- 08h05 – Category 2
- 08h10 – Category 3
- 08h10 – Women
- 08h25 – u/17,u/19
- 08h30 – u/15
Parking
Parking will be at Piketberg Cricket Ground.
Entry
Entries on the day will cost R250, so register online and save.
Hosted on the Home Grounds of Tygerberg Mountain Bike Club, first race of the The 2019 SRAM WC XCO Series, in association with Bike Hub, takes place at Bloemendal, Durbanville on the 2nd of February 2019.
The season opens with a double event, where points can be earned for both the National Series and the Western Cape Provincial Series.
The National Series offers all-important Category 1 UCI points and forms part of the UCI Junior World Series. Local and international competitors alike will be looking to garner points to boost their rankings early in the season.
Western Cape riders will enjoy a competitive start to the year with top racers, both local and international.
Sunday 3 February: A second day of racing has been lined up for Junior and Elite Riders. This day forms part of the SA Cup Series and is an opportunity for individual riders to up their UCI points.
But, we encourage all SA riders to race on Sunday as the points that they earn will contribute to raise the standing of TEAM SA. TEAM SA needs these points in order to be a qualify to send a team to take part in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Online Entries
Online Entries can be done via the Cycling South Africa Website and you, as a Western Province affiliated rider will be entered automatically into both the first race of the SRAM WC XCO Series in association with Bike Hub and the SA CUP SERIES. Click on the Enter Now link that can be found lower on this page.
Online Entries Close: Tuesday 29 January 2019
Late Entries: Late entries will be accepted at race pre-registration on the Friday before the event, however there will be an additional late entry fee of R50.
Cycling South Africa Membership and Licence Requirements: To register and race (and to qualify for regional or provincial colours), South African riders must hold a valid Cycling South Africa Membership or Cycling South Africa Full Racing Licence at the time of entry.
Juniors and Elites need to have Cycling South Africa Full Racing Licences and all other categories may have Cycling South Africa Memberships. For more information about Cycling South Africa, Click here
Please ensure that you have paid your Cycling South Africa fee. Kindly bring your printed Membership/Licence Card to registration.
Foreign nationals and others with valid reasons for not having Cycling South Africa Membership/ Licences may purchase a day licence at registration or via the entry process in order to race.
Series Membership: Not applicable this year.
Compulsory Practice: It is compulsory for Nippers and Sprogs to practice the course at the official practice on the day before the race (Friday) and checking will be done. This is for their safety – to give parents and riders the opportunity to identify which obstacles riders are not competent to ride and to ensure that they do not get lost en route !
Race categories, Entry fees and Race times
Race categories are based on your 2019 Birthday Age and not on your current age. For example, if you are now 10, but turning 11 on 20 December 2019, you are a Sprog Girl for all 2019 races.
PRE-ENTRIES ARE CLOSED.
LATE ENTRIES ARE POSSIBLE UNTIL 3PM ON FRIDAY 1 FEBRUARY AT BLOEMENDAL.
Programme:
The provisional programme is as follows: Please note that Sunday is for Juniors and Elites only.
Course and distances
This the provisional full course:
Marking of the Track: Marking of the track and the construction of the race village will commence on Thursday prior to the event.
CyclingSA and the WPMTBC only take possession of the track being utilized on the commencement of the official practice and at that stage will offer the necessary marshaling and medical services.
Technical/Feed zones: There will be two Technical & Feed zones which will operate back-to-back on the start field. Entrance to these zones will be restricted. Please apply for access at registration.
Host venue
Sponsors
This event is made possible by:
Hosted on the Home Grounds of Tygerberg Mountain Bike Club, first race of the The 2019 SRAM WC XCO Series, in association with Bike Hub, takes place at Bloemendal, Durbanville on the 2nd of February 2019.
The season opens with a double event, where points can be earned for both the National Series and the Western Cape Provincial Series.
The National Series offers all-important Category 1 UCI points and forms part of the UCI Junior World Series. Local and international competitors alike will be looking to garner points to boost their rankings early in the season.
Western Cape riders will enjoy a competitive start to the year with top racers, both local and international.
Sunday 3 February: A second day of racing has been lined up for Junior and Elite Riders. This day forms part of the SA Cup Series and is an opportunity for individual riders to up their UCI points.
But, we encourage all SA riders to race on Sunday as the points that they earn will contribute to raise the standing of TEAM SA. TEAM SA needs these points in order to be a qualify to send a team to take part in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Online Entries
Online Entries can be done via the Cycling South Africa Website and you, as a Western Province affiliated rider will be entered automatically into both the first race of the SRAM WC XCO Series in association with Bike Hub and the SA CUP SERIES. Click on the Enter Now link that can be found lower on this page.
Online Entries Close: Tuesday 29 January 2019
Late Entries: Late entries will be accepted at race pre-registration on the Friday before the event, however there will be an additional late entry fee of R50.
Cycling South Africa Membership and Licence Requirements: To register and race (and to qualify for regional or provincial colours), South African riders must hold a valid Cycling South Africa Membership or Cycling South Africa Full Racing Licence at the time of entry.
Juniors and Elites need to have Cycling South Africa Full Racing Licences and all other categories may have Cycling South Africa Memberships. For more information about Cycling South Africa, Click here
Please ensure that you have paid your Cycling South Africa fee. Kindly bring your printed Membership/Licence Card to registration.
Foreign nationals and others with valid reasons for not having Cycling South Africa Membership/ Licences may purchase a day licence at registration or via the entry process in order to race.
Series Membership: Not applicable this year.
Compulsory Practice: It is compulsory for Nippers and Sprogs to practice the course at the official practice on the day before the race (Friday) and checking will be done. This is for their safety – to give parents and riders the opportunity to identify which obstacles riders are not competent to ride and to ensure that they do not get lost en route !
Race categories, Entry fees and Race times
Race categories are based on your 2019 Birthday Age and not on your current age. For example, if you are now 10, but turning 11 on 20 December 2019, you are a Sprog Girl for all 2019 races.
PRE-ENTRIES ARE CLOSED.
LATE ENTRIES ARE POSSIBLE UNTIL 3PM ON FRIDAY 1 FEBRUARY AT BLOEMENDAL.
Programme:
The provisional programme is as follows: Please note that Sunday is for Juniors and Elites only.
Course and distances
This the provisional full course:
Marking of the Track: Marking of the track and the construction of the race village will commence on Thursday prior to the event.
CyclingSA and the WPMTBC only take possession of the track being utilized on the commencement of the official practice and at that stage will offer the necessary marshaling and medical services.
Technical/Feed zones: There will be two Technical & Feed zones which will operate back-to-back on the start field. Entrance to these zones will be restricted. Please apply for access at registration.
Host venue
Sponsors
This event is made possible by:
The Century City Sport Festival celebrates its 11th year of existence. The City Cycling Club has been hosting the criterium for the Sports Festival from the first edition and has seen it grow in leaps and bounds. Racing is around a 1.5 kilometre circuit which is secured by the very competent Century City Property Owners security staff. This is an ideal event to test the legs before the WP Road League that commences from the middle of March.
Registration and costs
Entry to the event is for free – All participants must enter as per normal on this website, there WILL be on the day ‘late entries’.
This event is only a training race but we will be having a podium for the first 3 finishers (no prize money). The event DOES NOT form part of the WP League Road Race series.
Course and distances
We will follow the same course as the previous year, starting next to the MyCity bus terminal, around the various roundabouts, and back again. This is a technical circuit with strips of cobblestone in places.
Times
We need to follow a strict timetable due to the requirement to allow resident traffic through. Please ensure you are at the start well in advance of your start time.
| 07h30 | Roads Close |
| 07h35 – 07h55 | Race City CC – members Crit |
| 08h00 – 08h10 | Break to allow residents traffic access |
| 08h10 – 08h30 | Race – 11’s and u13’s |
| 09h00 – 09h10 | Break to allow residents traffic access |
| 09h45- 10h05 | Race – u15’s and u17’s |
| 10h05 – 10h15 | Break to allow residents traffic access |
| 10h15 – 10h40 | Race – Category 3 |
| 10h40 – 10h50 | Break to allow residents traffic access |
| 10h50 – 11h20 | Race – Category 2 |
| 11h20 – 11h25 | Break to allow residents traffic access |
| 11h25 – 12h00 | Race – Category 1 |
| 12h00 | Roads Open |
Parking
Parking will be available in the parking area next to Link Road , Century City alternatively at the Virgin Active parking lot.
Entry
IMPORTANT: You will be charged R50 for the annual WP Cycling Road League number!
This number will be used for ALL WP Cycling road races in 2019, including the scholars.
If you do not plan to race any other WP Cycling race this year, please send us an email to events@wpcycling.com with your name and ID number, so that we can prepare a temporary number and waiver the R50.
Don’t forget to enter! It’s a freebie!
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