Velothon Wales

  • Date Sun 14th June 2015
  • Location Cardiff

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Velothon Wales

Sun 14th June 2015

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Combining a closed road sportive alongside a UCI sanctioned professional race, Velothon Wales promises to deliver a weekend of cycling on a scale that Wales has never before witnessed. Up to 10,000 riders will make history as they roll across the start line in the heart of Cardiff and embark on a completely closed road cycling sportive that takes in some of Wales most breathtaking scenery.

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75 St Mary St, Cardiff CF10 1FA, UK

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