Wilson HTM Brisbane to the Gold Coast Cycle Challenge

The Event has been completed for 2009. 

The 2009 event attracted over 9600 riders, and was a success.  Bicycle Queensland is pleased with the commitment of the riders who continues through rain to cross the finish line at Southport.

 

We would like to hear from you.  Please complete the online Survey to assist with feedback for future events: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=3QorpVNv5hyyzJWcUodBXA_3d_3d

 

If you are looking for your photo from the event.  All Action Photography were at the 100km start and finish site.  Photos are available on their website under start/ finish time or by rider number.  www.allactionphotography.com.au

 

Bicycle Queensland would like to thank all involved including, sponsors, riders, volunteers, rest stop schools and suppliers.

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 Wilson HTM riders waiting and crossing the start line

 

 

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Rest Stop 1 - Eaglby South State School

 

PRIZES

As apart of entering the Cycle Challenge you entered into the draw to win prizes with a total value of $9500.

 

The prizes were drawn at the finish site at 11.30am, using a random draw of rider numbers.  Twenty riders are sharing the prizes supplied by our sponsors, Epic Cycle, Tom Wallace Cycle and Inspire Training. Prize Winners

 

 Sunday 10 October  2010 – Mark in your diaries now.

 

What is the Wilson HTM Brisbane to the Gold Coast Cycle Challenge

The event is a mass participation ride from Brisbane to the Gold Coast for thousands of cyclists. The event starts at South Bank and utilises the South East Busway to travel to Eight Mile Plains and then travels through Eagleby, Logan, Beenleigh, Coomera and Helensvale to the Gold Coast with a finish at Southport.

 

·     100km ride starts at South Brisbane progressively from 5.15 am to 6.45am

·     60km ride starts in Logan City Council at Albert River Park at 8am

·     Ride finishes at Mitchell Park, Southport

In addition to Bicycle Queensland’s aim of increasing the awareness of cycling the event also raises funds for health related charity/research organisations for which cycling forms part of the solution to their challenge. The beneficiaries for 2009 are the Heart Foundation and Diabetes Australia – Queensland.



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