Help make Velothon Wales happen<\/p>\n
Want to contribute to the success of Wales\u2019 biggest ever cycling event and gain some invaluable experience along the way? Then become a \u2018Velonteer\u2019 at Velothon Wales!<\/p>\n
There are a variety of volunteer roles available – from helping to manage the start and finish, welcoming visitors to Wales in our registration area, supporting the athletes at feed stations, seeing the race in action on the course or working in a ‘behind the scenes’ role in one of our operational teams.<\/p>\n
All volunteers will receive a t-shirt, refreshments and a huge thank you from the organising team and those taking part!<\/p>\n
To find out how to get involved visit joininuk.org<\/p>\n
About the club
\nCombining a closed road sportive alongside a UCI sanctioned professional race, Velothon Wales promises to deliver a weekend of cycling on a scale that Wales has never before witnessed.<\/p>\n
On the 14th June 2015, up to 15,000 riders will make history as they roll across the start line in the heart of Cardiff and embark on a completely closed road cycling sportive that takes in some of Wales\u2019 most breathtaking scenery. Offering a challenging 140km route for experienced riders and a 50km route for those looking for a slightly less intense day in the saddle, Velothon Wales appeals to cyclists of all abilities.<\/p>\n
Taking place after the sportive, the professional race is likely to attract some of the world\u2019s best teams and riders. Watching the pro\u2019s fly into Cardiff city centre and across the finish line is guaranteed to provide a dramatic climax to a truly memorable day of cycling.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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