Events

UCT Track Tuesdays – March

· By Press Office · 7 comments

The boys at UCT cycling have found a diamond in the rough, rocky area that is Table Mountain with their short cross-country style mountain bike track on which the weekly “Track Tuesdays powered by Private Client Holdings” is held.


The UCT Cycling Club has partnered with Private Client Holdings, Trek, Free-wheel Cycology and William Simpson to bring fun short course racing to the schools of Cape Town.

The racing consists of 2 categories, ‘A’ and ‘B’ and the schoolboys and girls seed themselves accordingly. The B race is 3 laps or +-15mins of lung busting riding up the steep climbs and tight berms that litter the track. The A race is much the same only this time the racing is more intense and lasts 4 laps or +-20 mins.

The goal for UCT is to develop mountain bikers and a love for cycling from a grass roots level and through this participation, mobilize communities through bicycles by supporting the Velokhaya foundation with which UCT Cycling is associated.

The track is open to the public with permits being sold at The Gear Change in Mowbray or on Tuesday evenings at the races.

Comments

Guest notmyname

Apr 13, 2016, 9:18 AM

That's awesome.

milky4130

Apr 13, 2016, 9:37 AM

Looks Cool!! Is it open to all ages? with winter fast approaching & becoming dark early, will the racing still go ahead or not?

Bloukrans

Apr 13, 2016, 9:43 AM

Looks Cool!! Is it open to all ages? with winter fast approaching & becoming dark early, will the racing still go ahead or not?

Hoe oud is oom? :ph34r:

Headshot

Apr 13, 2016, 9:44 AM

Punishing!

GC29

Apr 13, 2016, 10:56 AM

The racing is open to all high school students, and yes we definitely will carry on racing into winter!

Meezo

Apr 13, 2016, 10:57 AM

The racing is open to all high school students, and yes we definitely will carry on racing into winter!

 

GC29 the annual permits are they year to year, or calendar year?

Bicyclegear

Apr 15, 2016, 6:54 AM

Really great to see this kind of event happening so frequently. All the Cape Town schools should go through!

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