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Clare Classic Gran Fondo Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

The 2020 Clare Classic, Bicycling Australia’s Gran Fondo for South Australia, has been cancelled.

This is due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic and is in line with Federal & State government guidelines for the virus, and in step with decisions made by organisers of many other major events across the nation and around the world. Word on a future Clare Classic will be given at a later date.

The health and safety of our riders is always front and centre of everything we do and this decision has been extremely difficult to make.

Similar to the recent bushfire crisis, affected communities need our support and the Clare Valley is no different. Over on our social channels a large number of riders have indicated they are still heading to Clare to sample the local wines, ride the wonderful roads and make the most of the region. We fully support this and urge riders to keep communities and the bike industry buoyant through these difficult times. 

Riders will receive 100% of their entry fees back with details of this in coming days. We do hope you will stick with the Bicycling Australia family and join one of our other events. Use the code ‘CLARE10’ for a 10% discount on our Noosa Classic in August and signature event, the Bowral Classic in October. Rest assured we have a rock-solid COVID-19 100% refund policy for all our events.

Organisers will be individually processing each and every refund. We are working through this process and will update riders ASAP. Please hold off on further enquiries and you will hear from us soon. You can CLICK HERE to view some Frequently Asked Questions.

All here at Bicycling Australia can’t thank you enough for your continued support and understanding. We dearly hope you and your family will remain safe, healthy and well through these trying and testing times.

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