Cycling Without Age Singapore (CWAS), a registered charity which runs programmes to engage and empower the seniors of Singapore to live out their best years, has teamed up with Dr William Wan, General Secretary of the Singapore Kindness Movement, to raise funds through a cycling event called ‘The Wan Challenge’ to support CWAS’ work in
Continuing its collaboration with the Singapore Cycling Federation, Team BikeExchange Jayco is pleased to confirm the contract renewal of 32-year-old Chelsie Tan for the 2023 season. Tan, the first Singaporean rider to sign with a WorldTour team, made the step up to the UCI international women’s peloton in January 2022 with the Australian outfit, and
If you've just started biking, it’s common to feel that your body is unnaturally hurdled forward during your first rides. This is normal for beginner cyclists as your torso is positioned relatively low to the ground, and you may seem that you’ll fall over any second.
The Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) organised the OCBC Cycle National Championship, Individual Time Trial (Road) at Tanah Merah Coast Road on Sunday 10 July 2022. The Individual Time Trial (ITT) is raced over 40-50 km (at the UCI World Championships and Olympic Games). The riders set off individually at regular intervals (1 minute). The competitor
The Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) organised the OCBC Cycle National Championship, Mountain Bike Downhill, at Kent Ridge Bike Park on 19 June 2022. This was the third mountain bike national championship event following the cross-country short track (XCC) and cross-country Olympics (XCO) held on 4 and 5 June, respectively. Downhill is a race against the
The Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) organised the OCBC Cycle National Championship, Mountain Bike Cross-Country – Cross-country Short Track (XCC) and Cross-country Olympics (XCO) at the Centaur Sports Park trail over the weekend of 4-5 June 2022. This was the first time the national mountain bike events took place at outdoor trails since the start of
SINGAPORE, 8 May 2022 – 2,000 cyclists took part in the City Ride of the OCBC Cycle today – the first in-person mass participation event since the latest easing of Covid-19 measures two weeks ago. Participants started from as early as 5 am at the Singapore Sports Hub and rode in a 19km route that included
