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The Sierra Leone National Cycling Association (SLNCA) has revealed an ambitious initiative aimed at reviving the nation’s cycling culture. They are introducing an exciting five-round racing series that promises to captivate cities across the country.
The series is scheduled to kick off on the 24th of November, commencing with the Freetown round, proudly presented by Tacugama, a wildlife sanctuary dedicated to conservation efforts.
Cycling enthusiasts and professionals alike are eagerly anticipating this groundbreaking initiative, heralded as a significant step in fostering a vibrant cycling culture within Sierra Leone. The series aims to not only promote the sport but also showcase the diverse landscapes and urban environments of various cities while fostering a spirit of healthy competition.
The SLNCA has designed the racing series to span across different terrains and locales, highlighting the scenic beauty and distinct characteristics of each city. The competition will not only challenge the riders’ skills and endurance but also offer a unique opportunity for local communities to engage with the sport.
With an emphasis on inclusivity, the series welcomes cyclists of various levels, from amateurs to seasoned pros, encouraging participation from all corners of the country. The races promise an exhilarating experience for both spectators and participants, featuring challenging routes that will test the cyclists’ mettle.
Furthermore, the partnership with Tacugama underscores the significance of environmental consciousness, with a portion of the event’s proceeds allocated towards conservation efforts, reinforcing the association’s commitment to sustainability.
The SLNCA’s groundbreaking initiative is expected to invigorate the cycling community, drawing attention to the sport’s potential in Sierra Leone. As the countdown begins for the first round in Freetown, the anticipation and excitement among cycling enthusiasts continue to build, setting the stage for a compelling and enthralling series that promises to be a highlight in the nation’s sporting calendar.
