The 21st annual Sabie Classic will take place tomorrow at the York Sports Grounds. This race is part of the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Series.

The organisers promise to deliver another top-notch event for cycling professionals as well as enthusiasts.

This event offers a range of distances to suit varying fitness abilities.

The 80-kilometre event delivers a high standard of racing every year and attracts an elite field.

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The shorter distances of 42 kilometres, 19 kilometres and 10 kilometres provide much choice for family and friends to get in on the action too.

The 42-kilometre route incorporates some wicked single-track trails, for which the region is famous.

The more sedate 19-kilometre and 10-kilometre routes provide an opportunity for the not-so-fit or newcomers to experience the best of what the Lowveld has to offer.

The online entries are open and close today (February 15). The entries will also be available on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning from 06:00 at the venue.

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It is an event that caters for everyone. There will be food stalls, market stalls and a two-kilometre race for kids during the event.

Brett Coates, the organiser, said since Sabie Classic is part of the UCI MTB Marathon World Series, it adds to the attraction and regularly sees the likes of international teams like Team Bulls from Germany on the start line.

For more information, visit https://www.lowveldchaingang.co.za/
To enter, visit https://www.cyclingsa-events.co.za/app/