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2007 South Australian Classic
A record field of entries will contest the 2007 South Australian Classic, running January 17 to 20...
A record field of entries will contest the 2007 South Australian Classic, running January 17 to 20 on the same parcours as the Tour Down Under. The veterans race series is an associated event of the Tour Down Under (January 16 - 21) and will be run just prior to the professionals' race.
"In this year’s race we will see a record 170 riders will start under the archway in Tanunda, and more than 200 riders in Hahndorf," commented Race Organiser Wolfgang Harder.
"We have received a strong response from entrants from across Australia, including Roy Clark from Victoria who is out to defend his Australian Criterium Championship title."
Entrants in the veterans race series (over 35 years-old) are expected from all across Australia as well as a few starters from England.
Races
Wednesday, January 17, Tanunda criterium
Thursday, January 18, Hahndorf road race
Saturday, January 20, Willunga Straight line sprint
For further information on the 2007 South Australian Classic visit the Tour Down Under website.
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