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Wynnum Redlands Cycling Club (WRCC) has its base on the east side of Brisbane, an ideal area for both recreational and serious cycling. We attract both recreational cyclists and competitive cyclists, but all strive for one common purpose - that is to enjoy keeping fit on the bike and meeting new friends and social contacts. As such we cater for a wide range of cyclists and have club rides which would suit almost anyone, young old, fast or slow. Our race teams are well represented in most categories in the Queensland cycling league including open categories, juniors and masters. If you want to find out more about WRCC, you can email any of the Club contacts in the CONTACTS section of this website.

Rides departs from McDonalds in Capalaba at 5.30am sharp and heads to Camp Hill, across to Cannon Hill then Tingalpa, down to the esplanade at Wynnum and Manly before heading through Thorneside, Aquatic Paradise and Wellington Point. The ride then heads for Victoria point before finishing at Banjos Bakery in Cleveland. Subject to Safety provisions, there are a number of intervals and a sprint on the road at Cleveland point for those with the remaining energy. Visitors are always welcome but will be riding and participating on their own risk

A social ride departs from the Cleveland Library (0630hrs) and heads for Carbrook where it Splits into 2 groups (Fast & Moderate) continuing to Redland Bay, Victoria Point and Cleveland Point finishing at Banjos in Cleveland. Visitors are always welcome but will be riding and participating on their own risk

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WRCC Road Series results

Sat - 17 Apr Written by Paul Hatting

MEDIA RELEASE For immediate release 8th April 2010

Sat - 10 Apr Written by Administrator

Battles on the Border for Cyclists

Generally when you think of a battle of the states you think of the Rugby League ‘State of Origin’, however on the 1^st weekend in May it is the cyclists that will be fighting for that winning position at the Mantra Battle on the Border Cycling Festival Tweed Coast.

The battle as it is commonly known brings together cyclist of all ages and abilities to contest one of the three events under its arm: the Tour De Tweed 4-Stage competitive tour, which caters for all those who like the challenge from Elite, Masters and Juniors; the Australian Under 19 Junior Road Championships, bringing the best of the juniors all trying for a spot in the Australian team to contest at the World’s in Italy; and the Gran Fondo Social Ride, a ride for anyone with a bike and enjoys a pedal.

A last minute surge in nominations could possibly see entries for the Tour de Tweed close a week early with only 30 spots left. Organiser Mike Crawley stated “we were pleased with the last minute interest in the Tour, it makes the competition a little more attractive”.

The Gran Fondo social ride allows the participant to choose the distance to suit them with a 100km, 136km and 189km ride there is something to suit any cycling enthusiast. The social ride is timed but is not a race. “They are very popular over in Europe, so we wanted to bring it to the Tweed” Crawley said.

So to all those thinking about being a part of the cycling fun, stop and join in already. It is an enjoyable safe way to ride around the Tweed Coast through the majestic landscape and relax and socialize at Mantra Battle village of Salt at night.

For more information contact the organizers at QSMSPORTS on 07 31246099 or www.qsmsports.com.

Are you ready to battle?

Contact:

Kristina Katsanevas

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0411757577

07 31246099

Later start for Saturday rides

Sun - 04 Apr Written by Administrator

Due to popular demand, we will be starting the Saturday rides at 5:30 instead of 5:00 to allow for decreasing daylight length. This change will be in effect from Saturday the 10th April.

BBF 10 - Masters C

Mon - 29 Mar Written by Administrator

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BBF 10 - final

Mon - 29 Mar Written by Rob Cain

We can all be exceptionally proud of our club as the race day at Mt Cotton today was another resounding success. Competitors, Officials, Spectators, Sponsors and Volunteer members were unanimous in their verdict that the day was fantastic.

A special thank you to all the members and family and friends that volunteered their time today. Your contribution ensured the smooth running of what must rank as the best run amateur cycling event in Queensland.

Well done to Race Director, Neil Trembath, Assistant Race Director, Paul Hattink and the WRCC team that made this all happen. Great job well done.

The results of all the races should be up on the website tonight, and photos of the day will appear on the site during the week, thanks to Niels Juel.

The highlight of the day for the club’s racers was the win in Masters C for Dean Phillips, followed in third place by David Green. Other notable results for the club today were Laura Cahill’s 2^nd place in U 17 girls and Andrew Francis winning the Prime in Masters B.

On a more painful note, Colin Marchant and Paolo Lencioni opted for a close inspection of the track surface. Both were very impressed with the surface quality but their bodies disagree. Despite a visit to hospital for Colin, he has nothing broken. So thankfully both are OK. Recover quickly Col.

Kind regards

Rob Cain

BBF 10 - Results

Mon - 29 Mar Written by Administrator

2010 Bryan Byrt Ford Mt Cotton Kermesse

Proudly brought to you by Wynnum Redlands Cycling Club

26/3/2010 Cycle City Newsletter

Fri - 26 Mar Written by Administrator

Hi All,

What a weekend for racing ! so much going on at the moment with the Tri up the coast, the iron man and the WRCC kermeese all falling on the same weekend. Good luck to everyone competing in those events. I’ll be out at the WRCC kermeese on Sunday so looking forward to seeing some of the action out there for sure. Anyways a bit of news this week and some specials to run by the minister of finance.

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