TOUR OF GIPPSLAND
The Tour of Gippsland is an iconic cycling event on the Australian Calendar, with a history dating back to the 1960’s. The prestigious list of past winners, which includes current World Tour Rider Nathan Haas, have used the Tour as a pinnacle steppingstone in their desire to forge a career in the international cycling arena.
Since 2005, the Tour has been part of Australia’s National Road Series (NRS), and in 2017 GTR Events introduced women's competition into the race format.
A new way of thinking towards the event delivery took place last year, with GTR moving the Tour away from a road stage race to a criterium series to expand the footprint of the event and economic viability. In 2018, the event will again take place over fours days in a similar format, but with longer stages to ensure exciting and competitive racing.
Since 2005, the Tour has been part of Australia’s National Road Series (NRS), and in 2017 GTR Events introduced women's competition into the race format.
A new way of thinking towards the event delivery took place last year, with GTR moving the Tour away from a road stage race to a criterium series to expand the footprint of the event and economic viability. In 2018, the event will again take place over fours days in a similar format, but with longer stages to ensure exciting and competitive racing.
SPIRIT OF TASMANIA CYCLING TOUR
The Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour (Tour of Tasmania) has a rich history and is Australia’s oldest cycling stage race commencing in 1930. Australian Cycling Royalty have won the Tour of Tasmania including legends such as Sir Hubert Opperman and Russell Mockridge and more recently Cadel Evans and of course local hero Richie Porte.
The Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour is held across five grueling days through some of the most picturesque countryside anywhere in the world.
Highly regarded as the pinnacle event in the NRS calendar, the Tour offer a unique opportunity for Australia's best young men, and for the first time in 2018, women cyclists, to test themselves against Australia and New Zealand's best.
The Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour is held across five grueling days through some of the most picturesque countryside anywhere in the world.
Highly regarded as the pinnacle event in the NRS calendar, the Tour offer a unique opportunity for Australia's best young men, and for the first time in 2018, women cyclists, to test themselves against Australia and New Zealand's best.
MS SYDNEY TO THE GONG
The MS Gong Ride is Australia's most respected and spectacular one day community bike ride.
Held on 4 November 2018, the MS Sydney to the Gong Ride is a charity bike ride spanning between Sydney and Wollongong, to raise funds for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Over its 37 year history it has become a Sydney cycling tradition for tens of thousands of cyclists. Famous for its atmosphere, spectacular scenery through national park and ocean road, wonderful volunteers and the generosity of its riders and supporters this event is not to be missed.
This event WILL sell out, so gear-up, get GONGing and take on this awesome challenge to fight MS.
Held on 4 November 2018, the MS Sydney to the Gong Ride is a charity bike ride spanning between Sydney and Wollongong, to raise funds for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Over its 37 year history it has become a Sydney cycling tradition for tens of thousands of cyclists. Famous for its atmosphere, spectacular scenery through national park and ocean road, wonderful volunteers and the generosity of its riders and supporters this event is not to be missed.
This event WILL sell out, so gear-up, get GONGing and take on this awesome challenge to fight MS.
FEDUNI ROAD NATIONALS
Ballarat will ring in the 2019 cycling year with the 2019 FedUni RoadNats to feature an invigorating line up of categories, community events, activities and participation opportunities for all cyclists and cycling fans.
In 2018 The Championships welcomed two new categories with Australia’s best U19 and Para-cyclists joining the U23 and elite's in the battle for the coveted green and gold jersey.
The 2019 FedUni Road Nats will build on the success of the 2018 event, with more community activities and participation events planned than ever before, included in next year's schedule.
In 2018 The Championships welcomed two new categories with Australia’s best U19 and Para-cyclists joining the U23 and elite's in the battle for the coveted green and gold jersey.
The 2019 FedUni Road Nats will build on the success of the 2018 event, with more community activities and participation events planned than ever before, included in next year's schedule.
CYCLING AUSTRALIA GRAN FONDO ROAD NATIONALS
Returning in 2019 is the MS National Gran Fondo .
Held on the iconic Mt Buninyong course, only hours before the U23 and Elite Women's Road Race, this exciting participation ride is your opportunity to be involved in road cycling's biggest event!
With fully closed roads, the MS National Gran Fondo is your chance to ride on the elite circuit and challenge yourself,
Stay tuned , more information on how to enter released soon.
JAYCO HERALD SUN TOUR
Founded in 1952, the Jayco Herald Sun Tour is Australia’s oldest cycling stage race.
Now in its 66th edition, the Jayco Herald Sun Tour is one of Australia's heritage sporting events, supported and revered by generations of Victorians and created by Australia's largest daily newspaper, the Herald Sun.
The event provides a platform for upcoming Australian riders to race against the world’s best including reining Tour de France Champion Chris Froome. In 2018, a Women's Herald Sun Tour was included for the first time, creating a historical landmark for the events decorated history.
The Tour is now a major international race and generates significant economic impact and media exposure for the towns involved. Australia is also one of the world’s foremost cycling nations, and the success of riders such as Brad McGee, Baden Cooke, Stuart O’Grady, Robbie McEwen, Cadel Evans, Trent Lowe, Nathan Haas, Jack Bobridge, Simon Clarke and Matt Wilson has given Australian riders and events great credibility and interest globally.
Now in its 66th edition, the Jayco Herald Sun Tour is one of Australia's heritage sporting events, supported and revered by generations of Victorians and created by Australia's largest daily newspaper, the Herald Sun.
The event provides a platform for upcoming Australian riders to race against the world’s best including reining Tour de France Champion Chris Froome. In 2018, a Women's Herald Sun Tour was included for the first time, creating a historical landmark for the events decorated history.
The Tour is now a major international race and generates significant economic impact and media exposure for the towns involved. Australia is also one of the world’s foremost cycling nations, and the success of riders such as Brad McGee, Baden Cooke, Stuart O’Grady, Robbie McEwen, Cadel Evans, Trent Lowe, Nathan Haas, Jack Bobridge, Simon Clarke and Matt Wilson has given Australian riders and events great credibility and interest globally.
MS MELBOURNE CYCLE
The MS Melbourne Cycle + 1/2 Marathon is the perfect opportunity to Ride the sights of Melbourne, or Run the Racecourse, while showing your support for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Since 2007, participants have raised over $4 million to support people affected by multiple sclerosis. In April this year, the event will raise just shy of $500,000 with more participants taking part than ever before due to the inclusion of three running distances offering something for everyone.
Since 2007, participants have raised over $4 million to support people affected by multiple sclerosis. In April this year, the event will raise just shy of $500,000 with more participants taking part than ever before due to the inclusion of three running distances offering something for everyone.
GOFISH NAGAMBIE
The Goulburn River and Nagambie Lakes will be home to Australia's richest and largest freshwater fishing competition and outdoor lifestyle festival, GoFish Nagambie.
GoFish Nagambie will be the highlight of the 2019 Australian fishing calendar, with the event taking place over four days, ANZAC Day weekend next year.
The event will attract thousands of visitors each day to participate in the largest freshwater competition with a prize pool of $500,000 made up of cash and prizes. The Event Hub will provide an endless display of retail expo, education presentations and gourmet food and beverages to entertain competitors and their families and friends.
Nagambie, located 90 minutes from Melbourne's CBD, is the ideal location for the most exciting event to be held in regional Australia. With ease of access to the pristine Goulburn, many great fishing locations, and a thriving native fish population, there's no better place to cast a line than Nagambie.
Register now at www.gofishnagambie to find out more information and to ensure you don't miss a place in this sell out competition!
GoFish Nagambie will be the highlight of the 2019 Australian fishing calendar, with the event taking place over four days, ANZAC Day weekend next year.
The event will attract thousands of visitors each day to participate in the largest freshwater competition with a prize pool of $500,000 made up of cash and prizes. The Event Hub will provide an endless display of retail expo, education presentations and gourmet food and beverages to entertain competitors and their families and friends.
Nagambie, located 90 minutes from Melbourne's CBD, is the ideal location for the most exciting event to be held in regional Australia. With ease of access to the pristine Goulburn, many great fishing locations, and a thriving native fish population, there's no better place to cast a line than Nagambie.
Register now at www.gofishnagambie to find out more information and to ensure you don't miss a place in this sell out competition!
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