At the recent Cycling SA Special General Meeting on 13 November 2019, Port Adelaide CC was one of the many South Aussie clubs that voted "yes" to the AusCycling Proposal under Cycling SA. The vote was 11-1 in favour, each club present held one vote. We were one of the first clubs (if not the first) to declare our support for AusCycling two months earlier - read our club position here - so we're thrilled with this outcome. BMXSA's clubs also voted yes on 9th November.
Port Adelaide CC is excited to be teaming up with Kilkenny Cycling Club and Cycling SA to present the Return to Hanson Reserve track and cyclo-cross event, incorporating the official (re)opening of the Velodrome with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.
Update 6:30pm 30/10/19: All gone! Congratulations and enjoy the ride Mat Franks, Thomas Doerfer, Andrew Hawkes, Tim Klein, Mark Kwiatkowski, Ken Williams and Amanda Taylor! Thanks to Pirate Life Brewing for offering these to the club.
Port Adelaide Cycling Club held a Strategic Planning Day twelve months ago at our new club home at Hanson Reserve. The Club's Committee has since released the Strategic Plan and from that session it was identified a need for three sub committees in order to better execute the goals of the Club established from this day and improve our offering to our members.
Juniors! Are you aged 13 - 17 and want to get an up close experience at the Tour Down Under? Well, we have been approached by organisers for our junior members to volunteer as Stage Assistants or Sign On Assistants again in 2020.
Port Adelaide Cycling Club, with assistance from Cycling South Australia is pleased to announce the first of its Get on Track programs at the newly renovated Hanson Reserve Velodrome.
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Port Adelaide CC's Maeve Plouffe (Australia - Elite), Holly Takos (Australia - Elite), Lara Tucker (South Australian Sports Institute - Elite), and Kat Chung-Orr (South Australian Sports Institute -J19) represented Australia at the recent Oceania Cycling Confederation Track Championships in Invercargill, New Zealand.
The UCI Para-Cycling Road World Championships kicked off overnight in Emmen, the Netherlands with Port Adelaide CC's Paige Greco (C3) and Meg Lemon (C4) racing the Time Trial for Team Australia. Massive congratulations to (now 3x) World Champion Paige and Bronze Medallist Meg!
Port Adelaide Cycling Club is one of the oldest in the country, established in 1885, and was one of the founding clubs of the State Sporting Organisation (SSO) that is now known as Cycling SA (CSA) and by default, the National Sporting Organisation (NSO) being Cycling Australia (CA).
Loosely known as ‘The Battle of Hoth’, a special one-off Seight Sports Sprint Wars was run by PACC at the Superdrome on Sunday afternoon. With the addition of quite a few top-notch visitors from interstate and some ‘local’ HPU riders, the field was set to commence the attack/defence of Echo Base, leaving Admiral Ozzel dead on the floor of the Executor and Han Solo struggling to get the Millennium Falcon ready for the evacuation…but I digress…