Summary:
SRAM Tour de Ranges is a celebration of the sport of cycling. The road cycling event includes 110km age group, team and elite plus 65km and 30km options. The event takes on the most remarkable roads in Auckland with tree-lined country roads, the rolling hills of the Hunua Ranges and breathtaking sea views of the Hauraki Gulf.
This boutique event was created to attract all levels of cycling ability to some of the most remarkable roads in Auckland and is limited to 1000 riders. The SRAM Tour de Ranges is so much more than just another cycling event, it is an experience you’ll never forget.
Key Facts:
Results:
Check out the full results here
A summary of the 110km course:
The 110 kilometre SRAM Tour de Ranges cycle event starts in the bustling rural town of Clevedon, situated 25 kilometres south of Auckland City. The course includes two major climbs. Cyclists may want to position themselves for the green jersey sprint which will be at the 70km mark.
65km course:
This is a new course in 2020. On race day, the participant gets on the shuttle bus from Clevedon to Mangatanagi Hall, where the race starts. They will then ride to the finish line at Clevedon. (The bikes are transported with a professional removalist with each bike being wrapped in a padded blanket and harnessed down inside a seal truck.)
30km course:
The 30km SRAM Tour de Ranges event also commences from the Clevedon Showgrounds. This route is flat to undulating to cater for the more recreational rider.
Media Releases:
New team behind the most beautiful ride of the year
Aaron Gate to take on Tour de Ranges for the 7th time
Aaron Gates takes out a third consecutive win at SRAM Tour de Ranges 10th anniversary
New course options for Tour de Ranges 2020
Resources:
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Contacts:
Event Director:
Tim Farmer
Tim@nduro.co.nz
021 029 94907
Media Coordinator:
Tegan Church
tegan@nduro.co.nz
027 385 2787
SRAM Tour de Ranges is a celebration of the sport of cycling. The road cycling event includes 110km age group, team and elite plus 65km and 30km options. The event takes on the most remarkable roads in Auckland with tree-lined country roads, the rolling hills of the Hunua Ranges and breathtaking sea views of the Hauraki Gulf.
This boutique event was created to attract all levels of cycling ability to some of the most remarkable roads in Auckland and is limited to 1000 riders. The SRAM Tour de Ranges is so much more than just another cycling event, it is an experience you’ll never forget.
Key Facts:
- The 11th edition of the event is taking place on Saturday 11 January 2020.
- Events: Elite, age group and teams 110km, Mangatangi to Clevedon 65km, and 30km fun ride.
- Location: Clevedon, Auckland.
- Youth make up 12% of the participants.
- Females make up 19% of the overall market.
- Participants: 650 on average.
- The primary target market is males aged 35 - 54.
Results:
Check out the full results here
A summary of the 110km course:
The 110 kilometre SRAM Tour de Ranges cycle event starts in the bustling rural town of Clevedon, situated 25 kilometres south of Auckland City. The course includes two major climbs. Cyclists may want to position themselves for the green jersey sprint which will be at the 70km mark.
65km course:
This is a new course in 2020. On race day, the participant gets on the shuttle bus from Clevedon to Mangatanagi Hall, where the race starts. They will then ride to the finish line at Clevedon. (The bikes are transported with a professional removalist with each bike being wrapped in a padded blanket and harnessed down inside a seal truck.)
30km course:
The 30km SRAM Tour de Ranges event also commences from the Clevedon Showgrounds. This route is flat to undulating to cater for the more recreational rider.
Media Releases:
New team behind the most beautiful ride of the year
Aaron Gate to take on Tour de Ranges for the 7th time
Aaron Gates takes out a third consecutive win at SRAM Tour de Ranges 10th anniversary
New course options for Tour de Ranges 2020
Resources:
Contacts:
Event Director:
Tim Farmer
Tim@nduro.co.nz
021 029 94907
Media Coordinator:
Tegan Church
tegan@nduro.co.nz
027 385 2787
