Cape Town Cycle Tour

Sunday 8th March 2015 Past event

Event summary

Get ready for an exhilarating day of cycling at the Cape Town Cycle Tour on Sunday, March 8, 2015! This iconic event, formerly known as the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Momentum Cycle Tour, invites cyclists from around the globe to participate in the largest individually timed cycling event in the world.

Starting at the vibrant Hertzog Boulevard near the Cape Town Civic Centre, riders will embark on a breathtaking 109 km journey. The route promises stunning views as it takes cyclists along the N2, down the picturesque M3 along the False Bay Coast, and past the entrance to the renowned Cape of Good Hope. Participants will tackle the challenging Suikerbossie Hill before making their way to the exhilarating finish line at the Cape Town Stadium in Green Point. Join in the excitement and be part of a cycling tradition that celebrates the spirit of adventure and community!

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Formerly known as the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Momentum Cycle Tour, the Cape Town cycle tour will see scores of cyclists from all over the globe gear up for the largest individually timed cycling event in the world. The starting line for the 2015 race is in Hertzog Boulevard at the Cape Town Civic Centre, and the route – it’s 109 km – will take riders onto the N2, down the M3 along the False Bay Coast past the entrance to the Cape of Good Hope, along the Atlantic coast, over Suikerbossie Hill and on to the Cape Town Stadium in Green Point.

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56 Darling St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8000, South Africa

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