Cycling South Africa announces that the following team has been selected to compete in the two opening rounds of the upcoming UCI Para-cycling Road World Cups for the 2019 season in Italy and Belgium.

National Champions were crowned across the Para-cycling road racing categories when they competed in the Time Trial and Road race events at the 2019 SA ROAD National Championships, held in the City of Tshwane from 7-10 February. The Para athletes competed in the Time Trial on Thursday 7 February and the Road Race on Saturday 9 February.

2016 Paralympian Goldy Fuchs has his sights firmly set on the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games as he builds up his training regime for the pinnacle of sport. The T2 tricyclist celebrated winning the overall T2 UCI World Cup leader’s jersey during the 2016 season and marks attending the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games as the highlight of his racing career.

The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Tokyo 2020) announced the routes for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic cycling Individual Time Trial event and the Paralympic cycling road race, Individual Time Trial and Team Relay events. With this announcement, courses for all Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic road cycling events are now confirmed, following the unveiling of the Olympic Road Race routes on 9 August.

In her short five-year racing career, Toni Mould has already experienced two UCI World Championships and a few UCI World Cups. Having three years of UCI status events in South Africa has provided an immense opportunity to compete against the best in the world on home soil, finishing as the UCI World Cup Series Winner in 2016 and culminating with the 2017 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships where Toni was awarded a silver medal in the road race.

H1 Hand cyclist Pieter “Supapiet” du Preez garnered two medals at the recent 2018 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships held in Maniago, Italy from 2-5 August. His silver medals came from second place in the 13.6-kilometre Time Trial and the 40.8-kilometre Road Race events in the Men’s H1 hand cycling class.

The untimely death of Linda Bartholomew, South Africa’s Head Classifier for para-cycling, was a shock that brought sadness to many who knew her. Her contribution to the sport was massive and her death leaves a great void to be filled.

Four of South Africa’s top para-cyclists will be competing in the 2018 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships hosted by the city of Maniago, Italy, over the period 2 to 5 August.

Cycling South Africa announces that the following team has been selected to represent South Africa at the 2018 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships to be held in Maniago, Italy, from 2-5 August.

Cycling South Africa announces that the following team has been selected to compete in the upcoming UCI Para-cycling Road World Cups for the 2018 season.