2010 World Future Cycle Challenge POSTPONED

This event has been postponed for 2010
h2. Welcome to our most innovative event in 2010, the World Future Cycle Challenge, a unique event that mixes cutting edge technology and cycling.
Stage 2– Tuesday 23 November Barmera to Angaston, with Provisional Stop Waikerie 183km
View route at http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/2010-WFCC-Stage-2 Compulsory overnight Barossa (Angaston, Tanunda or Nuriootpa)
Stage 3– Wednesday 24 November
Angaston to Mannum via Mount Pleasant 144km
Provisional stop at Cambrai for lunch
View route at http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/2010-WFCC-Stage-3
Compulsory overnight Mannum
Civic Reception Welcome–Mary Ann Reserve
Stage 4 Thursday 25 November
Mannum to Murray Bridge 35km
Start at Arnold Park, Mannum
View route at http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/2010-WFCC-Stage-4
Plus additional closed circuit laps, each of 1.5km
Compulsory overnight Murray Bridge

For more info entry packs www.bikesa.asn.au

The World Future Cycle Challenge tests the skills, strategies, commitment, fitness and technical prowess of teams from all over Australia and the rest of the world.

From 20 to 28 November 2010, we will be welcoming competitors in different disciplines, challenging for a place on the podium. There will be Solar Cycles, Production Electric Cycles, Pedal Prix and Human Powered Cycles, as well as Experimental Cycles.

Next year, for the first time, the route will showcase South Australia’s spectacular Murray River and Fleurieu regions, beginning in Renmark and finishing in Adelaide. The stages are a mix of long flat stages and short hill stages, as well as time trials and– new for next year– one closed circuit stage.

So get your heads together, prime your cogs with technical creativity and start planning for what promises to be a fantastic experience.