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(Cape Town, 11 March 2012) Reinardt Janse van Rensburg of Team MTN Qhubeka claimed his maiden Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour victory in an exciting sprint finish today. Herman Fouche (Team Bonitas) improved on his third-place finish of last year by claiming second place, while Team Nu Water/CTM cyclist Jaco Venter came in third.
09 March 2012 – Cycling South Africa’s Road Commission proudly presents the new National Elite Road Champion Jersey that will be seen in the peloton during the course of this year.
The jersey will be worn by the newly crowned 2012 SA Elite Road Cycling Champions Robbie Hunter and Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio for their road race victories, and to Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg and Cherise Taylor for their Time Trial victories.
Their respective team logos and branding will adorn the jersey.
The new National Elite Road Champion Jersey creates a greater distinction between South Africa and Australia’s jersey that have been similar in the past, yet maintains our traditional ‘green and gold’ stripes, as well as incorporating and showcasing our national flag.
The Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge is back with an exciting new look, a new feel and a brand new logo and some surprises. Entries for the main race are now open and cyclists are encouraged to secure their entries early by entering online.
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(Cape Town, 11 March 2012) Reinardt Janse van Rensburg of Team MTN Qhubeka claimed his maiden Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour victory in an exciting sprint finish today. Herman Fouche (Team Bonitas) improved on his third-place finish of last year by claiming second place, while Team Nu Water/CTM cyclist Jaco Venter came in third.
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The Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge is back with an exciting new look, a new feel and a brand new logo and some surprises. Entries for the main race are now open and cyclists are encouraged to secure their entries early by entering online.
Read more...(Cape Town, 15 November 2011) The annual Coronation Double Century is set to take place in Swellendam on 26 November. Race doctor Dr Basil Bonner of Mediclinic has warned cyclists taking part in the race not to underestimate the difference between a 100km and 200km race distance, especially in terms of the physiological effect the longer distance has on a rider’s body.
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The 81st edition of the Critérium International will also be the 3rd to take place in Corsica, which will additionally welcome the Grand Start and three stages of the Tour de France in 2013. To get a taste of the relief on the Isle of Beauty, the leading riders of the world elite will be coming to Porto-Vecchio on 24th and 25th March. According to the traditional concept of the event, three stages that are both varied and complementary are served up to the riders for the first weekend of spring. However, this year, a significant change has been made to the sequence of the triple stage event. After the flat stage and the time-trial that will take place on Saturday, the medium altitude mountain stage has been scheduled for the climax of the race on Sunday afternoon. The final climb to the Col de l'Ospedale pass, which has always designated the winner since the arrival of the Critérium in Corsica, promises a defining struggle between the pretenders for the title. After this ascent, there will be no time to catch up lost ground.
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