Jul
26
Port Adelaide Cycling Club (PACC) was established in 1885 and has faithfully and proudly served the Adelaide cycling community for over 130 years
Round 4 of the PACC Club Championships was run and won on Sunday 5 July at the Giant Adelaide Crossfire Cup. Nearly 40 PACC members raced in the senior grades, and despite the cold weather, the racing was hot!
With thanks to Adelaide Hills Cycling Club, Round 3 of the PACC Club Championship Series was run at the Terlinga Road Race. This course has one major climb, which really isn't long enough for the pure climbers to drop the strong rolleurs, and the course favoured tactical racing. Although the rain came down during the race, everyone stayed safe, and we were thrilled with a strong PACC contingent starting and finishing the race.
With thanks to Norwood Cycling Club, Round 2 of the PACC Club Championship Series was run at a Tuesday Night Criterium last night.
Round 4 of the PACC Club Championships was run and won on Sunday 5 July at the Giant Adelaide Crossfire Cup. Nearly 40 PACC members raced in the senior grades, and despite the cold weather, the racing was hot!
2026 has been an interesting year for cycling, both at the club level, and at the national level. We’ve seen some clubs raise concerns about the direction that AusCycling and the sport of cycling more generally are taking, and have seen what I felt to be a disappointing response from AusCycling to these clubs. I won’t go into the politics of this issue here, but I’m more than happy to discuss these issues over a coffee.
PACC gives notice of the 2026 Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday 20 May 2026 at 6:30pm, at The Golden Wattle, Pirie Street Adelaide.