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  1. Jo’burgers have to be the most hardcore cycling fanatics in the country as when we arrived to Northern Farm in the early hours of the morning on a very frosty Sunday 31 July for the final round of the Junior Eliminator Series there were already a number of vehicles in the parking lot of riders out on the trails! Click here to view the article
  2. The final leg of the Junior Eliminator Series for 2016 is taking place in Gauteng and the first of two events took place on Sunday 24 July at PWC Cycle Park. Riders were tested by the BMX style start finish through the pump track as well as by a rock garden providing for plenty of exciting action for the spectators! Click here to view the article
  3. The Gauteng leg of the Junior Eliminator Series kicks off this Sunday 24 July at the PWC Bike Park, entries are open and can me done online: www.onemovement.co.za Click here to view the article
  4. After an exciting two events in the Western Cape the Junior Eliminator Series moved on to KwaZulu Natal. Riders were met by two very interesting urban courses that took them around and through Northwood Boys High School and Thomas More College challenging their skill levels down stairs twisting through school corridors. Click here to view the article
  5. Youth Day (Thursday 16 June) saw the first round of the Junior Eliminator Series for KwaZulu-Natal take place at Northwood Boys High School, Durban North. The event saw 21 schools being represented and many first timers to the eliminator format. Eliminator is a short course heat race where four riders at a time sprint across a short course of roughly 800m with the top two riders advancing to the next round and the bottom two being eliminated from the event. Click here to view the article
  6. The second leg of the Junior Eliminator Series 2016 is all set to kick off in one week in KwaZulu Natal on Thursday 16 June(Youth Day). There are two fantastic courses designed to offer plenty of action for riders and spectators. This year sees the series returning to Northwood Boys High school, Durban North as well as its first visit to Thomas More College, Kloof. Click here to view the article
  7. The Junior Eliminator Series 2016 kicked off in the Western Cape with two highly entertaining races at Bloemendal Wine Estate and Bishops Diocesan College where young riders representing 24 different schools entertained the crowds with some exciting, high paced racing action. Click here to view the article
  8. Sunday 22 May saw the final round of the Junior Eliminator Series for Western Cape take place at Bishops Diocesan College, Rondebosch. Riders were treated to a perfectly manicured single track, yes you read that right - the school boasts a great trail around their fields. The track was relatively flat with a large sprint to start in order to get control going into the single track and then opened up into a large sprint finish which gave spectators plenty to jump around, clap, scream and cheer about! Click here to view the article
  9. Sunday 24 April saw round one of the Junior Eliminator Series for the Western Cape take place at Bloemendal Wine Estate, Durbanville. After the large storm on Friday, riders and spectators were pleased to be greeted by sunny and warm weather conditions with a grippy track. Click here to view the article
  10. This coming Sunday, 24 April sees the first round of the Junior Eliminator Series for Western Province taking place at Bloemendal Wine Estate. For those who participated in last years event or if you have ever ridden the trails will know riders are in for a great course which promises to provide plenty of exciting racing action for spectators. Click here to view the article
  11. The Junior Eliminator Series is back in 2016 with six exciting races planned across the Western Province, KwaZulu Natal and Gauteng. This year sees the addition of two new age divisions u/10 and u/12 to allow the young guns to join in on the action and start getting their first taste of this high paced competition. Click here to view the article
  12. Sunday 2 August saw the third round of the Junior Eliminator Series for Gauteng hosted by Heronbridge College in Nietgedacht. After a very technical course in round two, riders arrived to find a lot more friendly course in terms of technicality but still testing with two short sharp leg burning climbs with plenty of overtaking space to see who had the power to attack and push over the top. Click here to view the article
  13. Round two of the Junior Eliminator Series for Gauteng hosted at PWC Bike Park set new standards for the series moving forward. The course was 99,9% visible from sitting in one spot, although there was barely anybody sitting as the large crowd were on their feet screeching for the riders as they charged along the pristine course that was set up. Click here to view the article
  14. With just over 60 entries coming in yesterday alone, Gauteng has definitely stolen the tag "Slaapstad" from Cape Town. What was expected to be a medium field for round one of the Junior Eliminator Series due to SA XCO Champs taking place in Cape Town the day before has flourished into what promises to be a hotly contested day. Click here to view the article
  15. It’s one week to go till the start of the final leg of the Junior Eliminator Series kicks off in Gauteng. We have three great courses planned which promises to offer fast paced and exciting racing whilst testing the riders power and technical skills. Click here to view the article
  16. The third and final round for the KZN leg of the Junior Eliminator Series took place on Sunday 7 June at a very ice cold Maritzburg College. It didnt take long for the sun to come out and match the hot racing action. Week on week the numbers for KZN grew and there was a great improvement on participation from 2014, we had a total of 27 schools including 3 development teams being represented in the team category. It has been great to see the growth and enthusiasm from schools in support of cycling, Maritzburg College being a prime example allowing us to ride through their school buildings and even having a floating bridge across their swimming pool! Click here to view the article
  17. Time is finally drawing nearer to the start of the KwaZulu Natal leg of the Junior Eliminator Series. There are three new host venues with very exciting and spectator friendly tracks. Riders are going to be tested in explosive power, technical skills and stamina to maintain a high pace over the entirety of the course. Click here to view the article
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