Welcome to the 2021 Cape Town Cycle Tour

For the past 43 years the Cape Town Cycle Tour, presented by Pick n Pay, has contributed millions of Rand into social upliftment and cycling development through its beneficiaries the Rotary Club of Claremont and the Pedal Power Association.
This has only been possible thanks to the incredible support of the thousands of participants from around the world who turn out each year in support of what the Cycle Tour stands for – the promotion of health and fitness through the sport of cycling while at the same time generating much needed funds for those who are less fortunate.

The 2021 Cape Town Cycle Tour will take place on 10 October.

Covid-19 Protocols & Medical Screening

The safety of our participants is always a top priority during the hosting of the Cape Town Cycle Tour. Click here for Covid-19 protocols and medical screening information for participants of the 2021 Cape Town Cycle Tour

Seeding and Start Times

Click here to find your seeding and start time for the 2021 Cape Town Cycle Tour

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Training Plans

Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced rider, our coaches have devised an expert 8-week plan to help YOU get to the start line of the 2021 Cape Town Cycle Tour on 10 October in your best shape!

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Cape Town Cycle Tour

10 October 2021
The 43rd edition of the biggest timed bicycle race in the world.

Cape Town Cycle Tour Expo

There will be no Expo for 2021

Closed

Where The Money Goes

All proceeds from the Cape Town Cycle Tour and its sub-events in the Lifecycle Week go to its two beneficiaries, namely the Pedal Power Association (PPA) and The Rotary Club of Claremont.
In excess of R45 million has been distributed back into social upliftment and cycling development in the last 5 years through PPA and Rotary. The PPA uses its share of the proceeds to develop cycling in various communities and to promote recreational cycling throughout South Africa. The Rotary Club of Claremont uses its share across numerous projects that improve the lives of those in need in the local community.

Watch the Where the Money Goes Video