Cape Town Cycle Tour director David Bellairs says race organisers have tried to be as prepared as possible in light of the coronavirus outbreak. Bellairs says nine entrants from Italy have withdrawn from the race.
The Mother City is gearing up for the world’s largest individually timed cycle race on Sunday with over 30 000 cyclists from about 70 countries participating in the Cape Town Cycle Tour.
Join us for the live coverage of the 2019 Cape Town Cycle Tour on Sunday, 10 March 2019!
Don’t miss any of the race day action, the live streaming link will be posted on our social media channels and https://t.co/wu77HzaBvi the day before the event. pic.twitter.com/80EhvjyMyR— Cape Town Cycle Tour (@CTCycleTour) March 4, 2019
In the video below, nine entrants have withdrawn from the Cape Town Cycle Tour
Bellairs says protocols are in place to test for symptoms of the coronavirus.
“We are working very closely with our medical partner Medi Clinic who are working here in conjunction with the provincial Department of Health the National Department of Health and the National Insitute for Communicable Diseases. We have a protocol that’s in place for here at the expo and on the day for dealing with people that may present with symptoms that may consider them to be linked with coronavirus, there are special isolation facilities.”
In the video below, Cape Town Cycle Tour Expo under way ahead of Sunday’s race:
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