Hosted By LifeCycle. Tales from the Crit – TFTC Presenting:The first goldsprint ever held on Singapura soil. $5 to enter. Trophy, Cash & T-level messenger bag for winner and there will be BIG BIG raffle from our sponsors. Not to be missed! tonnes of prizes!! raffle tixs will be sold that nite.Be there early for Steinlager Pure beer while stock last.
Energy drink and sound system provided by Redbull.
On deck:
Dj Ritz
Dub Skank’in Hifi
Ddrrff
Cyclist or not, all are welcome to challenge yourself or your mates on the rollers. Come one come all!!
With the tearing down of the 37-year-old iconic National Stadium in Kallang to make way for the new Sports Hub, many of our local sports enthusiasts, novices and professionals alike, are wondering what is line when the project is fully completed.
In four years’ time, the Sports Hub will include a new stadium with a 55,000-capacity and a retractable roof, a 6,000-capacity indoor aquatics arena, a multi-purpose indoor arena that can seat 3,000, a sports institute and 41,000 square metres of business, commercial and retail space.
Recently, the Singapore sports scene has been enjoying the limelight after the successful inaugural Youth Olympics and also at many other international competitions, crediting to the efforts put in by Mr Teo Ser Luck, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports.
What Singapore is trying to do now is promote a healthy and sporting lifestyle amongst her population, and also at the same time explore multiple disciplines which we can possibly excel at international levels.
We have seen success in table tennis, badminton, swimming, sailing and many others. However, cycling as a sport has yet to received sufficient support from the Singapore Sports Council.
Asians have seen success in many track events owing to the excellent, quality training programmes. The Malaysians and, needless to say, Japaneses have been enjoying track success for quite a while. The asian body is ideal for cycling, lean and mean.
Plans to send a Winter Olympic team, build a white-water rafting course, then why not build a velodrome too? I’m sure Singapore can send a decent team to a UCI Track Championship or the Olympics in less than 4 years if there’s a velodrome for us to train in.
Henceforth, I strongly urge the SSC to put more attention into developing the cycling scene in Singapore.
He is training the first black team to win the Tour de France – the third largest sporting event in the world, but with no African presence all these years because equipment and training are too costly. He fell in love with professional cycling as a young boy…
More than a dozen of riders from RATSKL were here in Singapore this weekend. We had a good crazy ride with almost 30 of us mashing down Orchard Road on a busy Saturday night traffic. Rode and hung out at some of our usual haunts together along with the crew from CrankArmSteady, PEONFX, Nookmag & The Killer Gerbil. It is definitely a memorable one.
Hopefully, we will be able to join RATSKL in KL for some ride in the near future.
Added RATSKL, Nookmag & The Killer Gerbil into our blog links too. With few of the camera wielding riders, I think we will see some photos up soon, so stay tune.
Singapore riders out there, just in case if you do not know by now, there’s actually a site which you can visit to check on the latest weather forecast.
Example 1.0
It gives you a breakdown on the weather forecast for the upcoming 3-hrs in the various districts.
So right now, do remember to bring along your windbreaker if you’re hitting the roads tonight!!