Marissa in Pre-World Champs Win
Front-runners among the leaders in Saturday’s 116km Elite Ladies Dome2Dome Spectacular battle against trying wind and a tough course, but Proline’s Marissa van der Merwe once again proved her mettle in a fine win. The third edition of the PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular in Johannesburg saw rising star and Proline campaigner Marissa van der Merwe […]
Cbist Owner Takes a Stand
The exit of top competitors like Ronel van Wyk has many players worried about the state of professional women cycling. The resignations of top women cyclists Anke Erlank-Moore, Chrissie Viljoen and Ronel van Wyk has cast the sport under a spotlight, with concerns about the lack of recognition for professional women cyclists, proper selection structures […]
Dome2Dome Title Race Wide Open
Anriëtte Schoeman (Right, Proline) is counted among the experienced warhorses to continue battle against a new crop of young guns, including Lynnette Burger (Left, Cyclelab). The retirement of three women in the past three months has left the race for the woman’s title wide open in Sunday’s PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular.
Big Dome2Dome Turnout Expected
On-line entries for the PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular closed on Tuesday evening with a total of just over 5000 riders entering for the event, which already predicts and massive increase from last year’s entry total.
D-Day for Dome2Dome Entries
Riders from all over Africa have confirmed their participation in the PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular, South Africa’s first commercially owned single day event with official UCI ranking.
Calling all sports fans!
South Africa’s first and only internationally sanctioned single day event, the PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular, this year forms the backdrop of SporteX, South Africa’s largest sporting exhibition at the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg from 14-16 September.
Dome2Dome Promises UCI Points
The women’s race in the PowerAde Dome2Dome Cycling Spectacular will likely next year be upgraded to form a part of the international calendar, event organisers have said.