The UW-Whitewater Cycling Club will host a full race weekend for collegiate athletes in the Whitewater area April 7 – 8.

On Saturday, April 7, road races of various distances will be run outside of town.

On  Sunday, April 8 from 8:30 am to 2:15 pm, downtown Whitewater will host hundreds of collegiate athletes and spectators as the riders compete in a circuit race just one block north of Downtown in an event that carries national championship implications.  Spectators are encouraged to come out from 11 am to 2:15 pm on April 8 to watch some of the best Collegiate Midwest racing talents compete against each other in a fast-paced, intense, and competitive event. The circuit race, often called a criterium, is a closed-course event that will be hosted on the streets directly surrounding the Washington Elementary School.

Spectators are invited to watch along all areas of the course and enjoy the presence of 91.7 The Edge WSUW as they entertain the racers with a wide variety of music.

For more information on the Spectator events on Sunday, 

For more information on all of the race events, 

 

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