There is no doubt that the URA-CFS Share the Road Criterium series has provided a huge boost to the Singapore road-racing scene in 2017. And fittingly yesterday’s final leg in this year’s series was the best of the bunch, as three races showcasing a diverse range of demographics drew a big crowd that was rewarded with a thrilling morning of action on the CBD circuit.
Andreas Ostern (Specialized Roval Mavericks) gets the top billing for dominating a fast and furious Men’s Open Points Race but Ghazzi Krisna (Geylang Cycling Team) and Janell Ng (West Coast Riders) deservedly share the headlines for winning the Inter-Educational Institute and Women’s Beginners races respectively.
The criterium series started on an experimental basis in January after local cycling events outfit Cycosports and the Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) managed to get approval from the Singapore Urban Renewal Authority (URA) to stage a race as part of the URA’s Car Free Sunday initiative.
Click on this link to read the full race report.
Andreas Ostern (Specialized Roval Mavericks) gets the top billing for dominating a fast and furious Men’s Open Points Race but Ghazzi Krisna (Geylang Cycling Team) and Janell Ng (West Coast Riders) deservedly share the headlines for winning the Inter-Educational Institute and Women’s Beginners races respectively.
The criterium series started on an experimental basis in January after local cycling events outfit Cycosports and the Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) managed to get approval from the Singapore Urban Renewal Authority (URA) to stage a race as part of the URA’s Car Free Sunday initiative.
Click on this link to read the full race report.
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