The first edition of Thunda in Tanunda has been run and won, with some incredible racing across a windy day.
Port Adelaide Cycling Club has been my home of cycling since I first obtained a racing licence, and I am thrilled to be nominated to serve as President of the Club. I am awed and humbled to try to step into the huge shoes left by my predecessors, Gemma Kernich, Jenny MacPherson, Kain Gardner and Mark Gregory, who have guided the club for as long as I’ve been around.
PACC invites members who use Zwift to join in the 2024 AusCycling National Club Cycling ESports Series!
After an ongoing issue with the velodrome lights' controller, vandalism and theft of copper wiring, and then a small electrical fire(!) in the clubrooms - we're back!
'Olives and Kitty Litter' WOW! What a great day of racing in the Adelaide Parklands! We were stoked to break the 150 entrant number by Friday night and thrilled with the huge number of juniors on the start line. The future of cyclocross in South Australia is looking brighter than ever! It was great to return to the iconic Ityamai-Itpina / King Rodney Park aka 'Olives and Kitty Litte'r with its undulating and feature packed landscape that delivered some great racing for the riders and spectators alike.
What a race, what a venue at Cross Keys BMX and Unity Park!
A stark contract to last year with riders enjoying shorts and T-shirt weather, on a fast and flowing course that got grippier as the day went on. Both Women's and Men's current Elite Aussie Champs were victorious in their respective events with Bec Locke (Vic) and PACC's Tommy Chapman (main pic c/ Turn8 Photo) looking like he did it easy. J19's were won by Maddie Wasserbaech (PACC) in a breakthrough 'cross win for her, and James Stamp (Brunswick CC).