Madisa Challenge 2025 – Entries Now Open! 🌄
Get ready for another epic adventure in Namibia’s wild Northwest! The Madisa Challenge 2025 is happening from 24 – 26 October 2025 at the beautiful Madisa Camp, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to the trails and tracks.
🔥 This year’s events include:
✅ NEW! 2-Day Biathlon (75 km MTB + 21 km Trail Run)
✅ 2-Day MTB Stage Race (150 km)
✅ 75 km MTB
✅ 35 km MTB
✅ 35 km Fat Bike
✅ 35 km E-Bike
✅ 21 km, 10 km & 5 km Trail Runs
Whether you’re racing to win or just in it for the challenge, there’s something for everyone!
📩 Enter now via this link:
👉 https://forms.gle/2HDa3BmsV7M78EBN9
Let’s ride, run, and make memories under the Namibian sky!

For more information, please contact us via email at: events@madiscamp.com


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Madisa Challenge 2025

📅🔥 RACE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 🔥📅
The countdown is ON – here’s everything you need to know for the 2025 Coastal Classic – Dirt Thrasher 🏆🚴‍♂️🏃‍♀️
Registration:
✅ Early: Wed. 17 & Thurs. 18 Sept. | 14h00 – 17h00 @ Cycles4U
✅ Main / Final: Fri. 19 Sept. | 15h00 – 17h00 @ 2 Beards
Prologue – Fri. 19 Sept. | Rolling Start: 17h15 – 18h15
Stage 1 – Sat. 20 Sept.
07h00 – E-Bike: Bone Crusher
07h30 – Bone Crusher
07h40 – Desert Shredder (incl. Social E-Bikes)
07h50 – Ridge Ripper
08h00 – Dirt Spinner
08h05 – Trail Twister
08h10 – Dust Dasher
⏰ Cut-off: 13h00
13H00 - Kiddies and Under 14's Prize Giving at race venue
Stage 2 – Sun. 21 Sept.
07h00 – E-Bike: Bone Crusher
07h30 – Bone Crusher
07h40 – Desert Shredder (incl. Social E-Bikes)
07h50 – Ridge Ripper
08h00 – Dirt Spinner
08h05 – Trail Twister
08h10 – Dust Dasher
⏰ Cut-off: 11h30
🏆 Prize Giving: Sunday 21 Sept. | 12h00 @ Tiger Reef 🎉


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2025 Coastal Classic – Dirt Thrasher 

NCF Qualification/Selection for OTHER Events

These are Gravel, Downhill, Enduro, BMX
   1) Must have competed in Nationals in the discipline if applicable. (If not, must have taken part in a UCI race on the same date or have given reasonable reason to NCF why he/she missed the race) AND
2) Should have the ability to finish his/her race and/or beat the 80% rule (at the level selection is done for: 80% Rule, Lap Rule or Qualify for final run).
3) Thus, the athlete that is selected to take part in a race, is competing and is competitive on the level he/she will be competing at.
4) Has gone through the development levels of the Cycling discipline successfully.
Levels of Development
1 Local Races 2 Nationals
3 SA Races, where the ability of rider can be compared
4 World Class Races
Rider must make sure he or she comply with the UCI standards to compete in a race he/she intends to take part in. Riders that for instance have not competed in World Cup / or races where other World Cup Riders /World Top 10 ranked riders have competed can’t be expected to be selected or allowed to race in a World Championships race. Exceptions could be given to development riders in UCI programs and still Jnr or U23.
These are guidelines that give guidance to both athletes and selectors, of what is expected of them to be eligible for selection. Athletes in age categories outside UCI Elite categories can enter and ride races (Vets, Masters in MTB marathon or Grand Forno), as long as they qualify and carry their own costs to compete in that specific race. Riders are responsible for making sure that if they do endeavor to take part in these races, it’s their own responsibility to make sure that they comply with rules and regulations.


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NCF Qualification/Selection for OTHER Events

NCF Qualification/Selection for XCO Races

NCF Qualification/Selection for XCO Races
   1) Must have competed in Nationals in discipline (If not, must have been in a UCI race on the same date or have given reasonable reason to NCF why he missed the race)
AND
2) Should have the ability to finish his/her race and beat the 80% rule. (At the level selection is done for)
3) Thus, the athlete that is selected to take part in a race, is competing and is competitive on
the level he/she will be selected for.
4) Has gone through the development levels of races of the XCO discipline successfully.
1 Local Races
2 Nationals
3 SA Cup Races
4 African Champs
5 World Cup (Elite U23) or Swiss Cup/Europe World Jnr Series Races
6 World Champs
See below the extra qualification criteria for World Champs
Guidelines to Athletes and Selection Committee for Eligibility.
 Nationals (All can compete)
 SA Cup (All can compete)
 C1 Races in Europe like Swiss Cups/Italian Cups etc. (All can Compete)
 African Champs JNR (Top 3 nationals AND/OR within 5% of winner // Need to finish a
SA Cup within 5% off the winning time)
 African Champs U23/Elite (Top 3 nationals AND/OR within 5% of winner // Need to
finish a SA Cup within 5% off the winning time in Category- field quality will be taken
into account)
 World Champs for Jnr (Afr Champs Podium AND/OR within 5% off the winning time OR
finishing Top30 in a World Jnr Series race in Europe OR Top10 in a Swiss Cup and within
10% of winning time.)
 World Champs for Elite & U23 (Afr Champs Podium TOP3 AND/OR within 5% off the
winning time, MUST have FINISHED a World Cup in his/her age category in the 6 months preceding World Champs)

These are guidelines that give guidance to athletes about what is expected of them to be eligible for selection. Athletes need to take note that the size of a team or quota of riders allowed for a specific race might have an influence on how the selection criteria are applied. Specific races might be subscribed by the selection committee for the selection for teams/Individuals for specific events.
Races of Importance 2025
1.) SaCupRaces-NOSELECTIONNEEDED–putindates
2.) AfricanChamps(October2025)–SelectionraceswillbeNationalsalllocalXC’sandSACups
3.) European Races – (June/July) Selection for Jnr riders where qualification for Youth Olympic
Games 2026 might be applicable. (We might need to select a team but at this stage we are
waiting for UCI qualification criteria.)
4.) WorldChamps(September)
NB- Races closer to the event riders are selected for, can carry more weight towards selection.

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Qualification:
NCF Qualification/Selection for Road Races
   1) Must have competed in Nationals in discipline (If not, must have been in a UCI race on the same date or have given reasonable reason to NCF why they missed the race)
AND
2) Should have shown the ability to finish the race the cyclist will be selected for.
3) Thus, the athlete that is selected to take part in a race/represent the national team, has competed or shown to be competitive on the level he/she will be competing at.
4) Has gone through the development levels of the Cycling discipline successfully.
1 Local Races (WPP, Nedbank & Paratus)
2 Nationals
3 94.7 & CTCT
4 African Champs
5 World Champs
See below the extra qualification criteria for World Champs
Guidelines to Athletes and Selection Committee for Eligibility.
 Nationals (All can compete)
 SA Races (All can compete)
 94.7, CTCT, Amashova Tour de Whk (All can compete, results can be used as
guideline of riders’ ability to compete at Afr Champs)
 African Champs JNR - Eligible -(Top 3 Nationals AND/OR Top 5 in U18 CTCT- only
valid if within 3% of the winning time)
 African Champs U23/Elite - Eligible - (Top 3 in Nationals AND/OR within 3% of the
winning time). Finish the Cape Town Cycle Tour or 94.7 with the leading bunch or are within 3% of leading time. (Leading bunch will also be considered as the bunch after the breakaway if the break consists of less than 5 riders)
 World Champs for Jnr - Eligible - (Afr Champs Podium AND/OR within 3% off the winning time. CTCT and Nationals could also be used.)
 World Champs for Elite & U23 (Afr Champs Podium AND/OR within 3% off the winning time. Nationals and CTCT results can be used. NB-Must qualify on UCI standards that can be find on UCI site – abbreviation below.)

UCI Road World Champs Nation Quota and Athlete Qualification
Elite Men – (1) Qualification through the UCI Continental Men Elite individual rankings on 21 August 2024.
The African nations not qualified through provision 1 and with at least one Men Under 23 rider ranked among the first 60 in the Men Elite individual ranking of the UCI Africa Tour may enter 1 rider to start.
Men Junior 1 - Qualification through the UCI Nations’ Cup Men Junior ranking on 20 August 2024 - The nations ranked 1 to 10 may enter 5 riders to start. - The nations ranked 11 to 15 may enter 4 riders to start. - The nations ranked 16 to 25 may enter 3 riders to start. - Other nations and non- ranked nations may enter 2 riders to start.
Women Elite – Can enter 3 Riders Women Jnr – Can enter 4 riders
Possible Important Races for 2025
1) Cape Town Cycle Tour – No selection required.
2) African Champs (Only Oct this year date and host TBC) –Selectors will look at races like 94.7 (2024/5), WPP, Nationals, Tour de Windhoek, Cape Town Cycle Tour.
3) World Champs – Probably not for Elite Men – Need to qualify on UCI Stds. Jnr Men, Jnr Ladies, U23 men, U23 Ladies and Elite Ladies – Afr Champs and Nationals is long enough races and will be used for selection, then performance in Big SA Races will give indication on rider’s ability to compete in high pressure bunches.
4) Ride Joburg 94.7 – no section required


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2025 UCI Mountain Biking World Championships Champion ♂️✨
An exceptional day for Africa at the MTB 2025 World Championship - Olympic Cross-Country and Mixed Team Relay!
🌍 Athletes from all over the world have shined:
🇫🇷 Lucas Teste (France) delivered a beautiful performance full of determination.
🇳🇦 Roger Suren (Namibia) rocked the local audience with incredible energy.
🇨🇭 Lewin Iten (Switzerland) has shown great mastery and impressive endurance.
🔥 This event is not just about sport: it is a moment of sharing, emotion and unity around the global mountain bike.

SILVER FOR NAMIBIA AT UCI JONIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Roger Suren a LA Scholarship Holder participated at UCI Junior World Championship Managed to secure silver medal for the country in the Cross-Country Olympic event in Valais,Switzerland.
Congratulations Roger Suren🎉

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SILVER FOR NAMIBIA AT UCI JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

2025/2026 NCF Executive Committee

PRESIDENT ~ Tauko Shilongo 
VICE-PRESIDENT ~ Martin Freyer 
TREASURER ~ Michael Stoffberg 
SECRETARY ~ Elanor Grassow 
EVENTS ~ Adri Rust 
MARKETING ~ Vaino Kali 
DEVELOPMENT ~ Jafet Amukushu 
SPONSORSHIP ~ Ettiene Steenkamp

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Xaveline Nirere of Team Amani won the Pupkewitz Megabuild Women’s Tour de Windhoek 202

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Xaveline Nirere Wins Tour De Windhoek 2025

THE AFRICAN GRAVEL
CHAMPS WILL BE HOSTED IN NAMIBIA 23 AUGUST 2025.

ALL AFRICAN RIDERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE CROWN OF THE

INAUGURAL AFRICAN CHAMP
PLEASE CLICK ON THE
LINK
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT KHOMAS100.COM.NA
FOR MORE INFORMATION

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Khomas 100 African Gravel Champs

An unforgettable ride awaits at Farm Friedenau on 10 May 2025! 
Cash prizes, lucky draws and non-stop action. Don’t miss out!
Enter here: https://www.raceday.events/events/
#hollardnam#poweredbyHollard#GravelAndDirt2025#racedayevents

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Farm Friedenau

Gearing up for the ride of the year - the FNB Otjihavera Experience 2025 is back this September, celebrating 20 years of adventure, endurance, and unmatched Namibian landscapes!
Brought to you by Rock & Rut MTB Club, sponsored by FNB Namibia and proudly supported by the Namibian Cycling Federation.
Follow the link to sign up today 👇 
https://register.chronotrack.com/r/85517
#fnbotjihaveraexperience2025 #fnbnamibia #otjihaveraexperience2025 #rockandrutmountainbikeclub

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FNB Otjihavera Experience 2025

The wait is over… 🚴‍♂️
Tour De Windhoek 2025 is officially locked in:
📅 31 July – 3 August
✅ UCI-approved and bigger than ever!
👉 Check the calendar: https://www.uci.org/competition-details/2025/ROA/76662 
Pupkewitz Megabuild  Pupkewitz Motors Standard Bank Namibia Namibian Cycling Federation Radiowave FM OneAfrica  
#TourDeWindhoek2025 #CyclingExcellence #PupkewitzMegabuild #CACWomenTour  #UCI

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Tour De Windhoek 2025

Athletes Representative
1. Mission:
To represent athletes views, rights and interests by making their voices heard
within their national federation and the Namibian National Olympic Committee
2. What does it mean to be an Representative:
a: The object of an athlete representative is to represent other athletes within
their National Federation.
b: An athlete representative is elected or selected by other athletes and not by
the federation.
c: Athlete representatives guarantee that the athlete's voices are expressed,
collaboratively, professionally and effectively and that the athlete's views remain
central to the federation's decision-making process.
d: They serve an important role as the point of contact between their fellow
athletes, the Federation's leadership and the Namibian Athletes Commission
3. Who can be an Athlete Representative?
a: Must be at least 16 years of age
b: Never received any sanction in relation of the Worl Anti-Doping Code
c: At the time of election /nomination process, the candidate must have participated
at the minimum standard of national level or has done so within the last four years.

Melissa Hinz (Female Representative)
+264 81 323 3533
mshinz85@gmail.com

Michael Swanepoel (Male Representative)
+264 81 128 3180
mmr@mweb.com.na
Feel Free to contact them. They are there for you!

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Athletes Representative 2025

UCI Riders' Charter of Rights and Responsibilities.

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CERTIFIED NAMIBIAN COACHES

2025 Nedbank Namibian Time Trial and Road Championships
 Sponsor
 
Race Director:  Tauko Shilongo
Commissaire Men: Gerrit van Schalkwyk
Commissaire Ladies: Elvira Dickerson
Commissaire: Panel Mannie Heymans
Timekeeper: Raceday Events, Johan & Marlene Pretorius

Online Entry Links; (entries close Wednesday 5 Feb @ 17h00) ITT = https://register.chronotrack.com/r/84500
Road Race = https://register.chronotrack.com/r/84501

Entry Fee per race = N$ 200 (17yr+) / N$ 80 per race (16yr + younger)

Number Collecting Compulsory for UCI categories only
Date Time Venue
Number Collection (Time Trial & Road Race)
Proof of 2025 UCI License is needed for number collecting All Elite, U23 & Junior Men & Women

All Other categories (non-UCI) – NO NUMBER COLLECTION BUT PLEASE ENSURE YOUR PERMANENT TIMING TAG IS ON YOUR BIKE!!
All UCI rules apply except for any specific rules that may be stipulated in the race guide. It is the rider’s responsibility to know and understand all UCI rules!!

No Late entries or registrations / No number collecting on race day
Riders arriving at the start of the race with a damaged, lost, or forgotten jersey number will be issued a replacement at a cost of N$ 50 per number. Please note that participation is not permitted without a valid jersey number. (UCI categories)

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🚴‍♀️ The countdown to the Tour de Windhoek 2025 is officially on!
Take a look at what awaits you—this year promises to be bigger and better than ever! For the first time, we’re proud to host the Confederation of African Cycling Pupkewitz Megabuild Windhoek Women’s Tour. 🌟
Gear up for world-class cycling, thrilling competition, and unforgettable moments. Are you ready? Let’s make history together! 🙌
Pupkewitz Megabuild Pupkewitz Motors Standard Bank Namibia Namibian Cycling Federation Radiowave FM 
#TourDeWindhoek2025 #CyclingExcellence #PupkewitzMegabuild #CACWomenTour #50DaysToGo #UCI

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Tour de Windhoek 2025

PRESS RELEASE
December 2024
The CAC Management Committee during its meetings held on 14-15 December 2024 in Cairo in Egypt, it was agreed on the following Activities for 2025 including education courses:
 February 20-23, Namibia, CAC Windhoek
 April 19-20, Zimbabwe, CAC BMX Racing African Championships
 April, Namibia, Mountain Bike African Continental Series (XCO)
 May 11-16, Egypt, CAC Track & Para-Track African Championships
 June, South Africa, CAC Mountain Bike African Championships
 July, Rwanda, CAC Kigali Junior Tour
 August 25, Namibia, 1st CAC Gravel African
Championships
 October, Morocco, CAC Para-Road African
Championships
 October, Malawi, Mountain Bike African
Continental Series (XCO)
The Confederation of African Cycling “CAC” will communicate further details later.

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CAC Management Committee meetings held on 14-15 December 2024 in Cairo in Egypt

INTRODUCTION:
Being awarded the National Champion Jersey is an honour for any rider. Strict rules from the UCI and the Namibian Cycling Federation govern the manufacture and wearing of the National Champion Jersey.
This policy sets out the standardized rules across all disciplines and categories for National Cycling Champions of Namibia and outlines the design and ability to wear the national champion jersey and champion bands.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP JERSEY AND PIPING: All UCI Categories
GENERAL:
1. A Namibian Championship Jersey shall be awarded to the winner, or the highest placed Namibian athlete in the National Championship events.
2. Namibian Cycling Champions may wear their jersey in all events, (including international events) in the discipline, specialty and category in which they won their title and no other event up until the day before the championship event of the following year.
3. There will be a fine of N$500.00 imposed when a rider wears the national champion’s jersey in a race discipline they have not won in, or if they are no longer the national champion.
4. A rider may wear a previously earned National Champion jersey during training, however not during racing.
5. Wearing the national champion’s jersey or piping in national colours is prohibited as soon as the anti-doping
commission, after the review described in UCI article 186 of the anti-doping rules, asserts that the rider committed an anti-doping violation and until his definitive acquittal.
NATIONAL CHAMPION STRIPES AND DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS:
Where a UCI category champion individually designs their own National Champion Jersey, the following elements must be followed:
1. The National champion stripes shall represent our national flag design and colours as illustrated in figure 1, 2 and 3.
2. The pantones of the stripes and piping shall be:
• Blue – Pantone 294 C
• Yellow gold – Pantone 116 C
• Red – Pantone 186 C
• Green – Pantone 347 C
• White
Please refer to the table in figure 2 and 3 for the pantones of the National flag and piping stripes.
3. The Namibian flag stripes across the chest/abdomen and back for the national champion shall be between 10cm and 25cm in height and may span across the whole chest/abdomen and back area, as illustrated in figure 1.
4. A National Champion’s individually designed jersey are permitted to be in the colours of your sponsors.

  Figure 1: Stripes across the chest of the National Champion
5. For BMX and Downhill the national flag may be used on the sleeves instead of across the chest.
6. The piping around the collar, the sleeve and bottom of the pants shall be between 2cm – 5cm.
ADVERTISEMENTS:
On the national champion’s jersey the following advertising spaces shall be authorized. See figure 2 and 3.
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  Figure 3: Grey zones for advertising the national champion’s sponsors and piping colours - bib
1. In the front of the jersey, in a rectangle 10 cm high
2. Area compromising shoulders and sleeves: maximum 5cm high in single line,
3. On the side of the jersey, 9cm wide strip
4. The manufactures label (30cm2) may appear once only on the jersey and once only on each leg of the shorts.
5. Safety distance: Each Zone must be at a distance of at least 30mm from any other zone as well as from all edges of the
jersey.
USE OF PIPING FOR PAST WINNERS:
1. When a rider no longer holds the title of the national champion, a rider may wear piping in national colours on the collar and cuffs of his/her cycling jersey.
2. The piping used to illustrate a past winner in a specific category shall be the same as the regulations for the piping and pantone colours used for the national champion jersey.
3. Pipping will only be allowed to be worn for the discipline, speciality and category a rider has previously won a national title for, except if a rider has won an Elite title in any discipline, he or she will be allowed to wear piping on Masters clothing but still within the same discipline and speciality.
 
DESIGN APPROVAL:
1. All designs must be approved by Namibian Cycling Federation prior to production.
2. Please send all designs to Elanor Grassow (info@namcf.org) for approval.
3. It is the riders responsibility to ensure that their individually designed kit adhere to the UCI rules and standards. It is
advised to inform the clothing manufacturer that you are designing an official National jersey and that it must comply with the UCI rules.
NAMIBIAN NATIONAL TEAM KIT:
RULES & GUIDELINES:
When an athlete gets selected to represent Namibia in international cycling events and travel as a Namibian team, a National team kit will be supplied to the athlete.
1. The NCF will provide the first set of clothing relevant to each discipline. Should a rider want a second set, it can be purchased from the NCF.
2. Athletes are not permitted to make any changes on the official Namibian National Team Kit.
3. Marketing and sponsors are not permitted on the Namibian National Team kit.
4. The Namibian Cycling Federation support the wearing of the national kit in any event or situation by any person. This
Regulation is to support and grow the sport. The wearing of the National kit must still obey the rules and regulations
stipulated by the UCI and National Kit guidelines.
5. A rider must refer to the constitution for the code of ethics when representing Namibia, locally or internationally.


Please contact the Namibian Cycling Federation should there be any uncertainty.

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Namibian National Kit Guide Line

 Licenses will only be issued electronically as per UCI Regulation 1.1.024
“National Federations may issue electronic licenses (i.e. smart phone compatible) in place of material licences.”
 A material license may be issued on special request, but this will be evaluated on a case by case basis, until electronic licenses are globally accepted as a standard.
Your application must include:
 Completed and signed application form;
 Passport type photograph (only head and shoulders on a white background), electronic or material;
 Proof of current membership of a cycling club duly affiliated to the NCF;
 Insurance for bodily injury (in and out-patient hospital expenses and medical care, transport costs, permanent disablement,
death) and material damages (loss of earnings) in case of accident on the occasion of a cycling competition or event or during training: - name and address of the insurance company: - name and address of the insured party: - duration of validity of the insurance policy, - amount of cover guaranteed - territorial validity.
 Third-party liability insurance for material damage or bodily injury caused to others in the course of a competition or cycling event or during training: - name and address of the insurance company: - name and address of the insured party: - duration of validity of the insurance policy, - amount of cover guaranteed - territorial validity.
 Proof of Payment of N$250
If proof of insurance cannot be submitted at the time of the license request, a license may still be issued on condition that proof will be supplied before the rider participates in any UCI event. If not the rider’s UCI license will be immediately withdrawn, and the UCI notified as such.
Please email completed form to info@namcf.org
1. Renewal / registration fees of N$250 per person per annum is due to the NCF to ensure inclusion as per UCI regulations.
2. Please indicate your surname and “UCI (Insert registration year)” in the beneficiary reference details on your payment.
3. Bank Details: Nedbank Name: NCF Branch: 46 10 38 Acc Nr: 1101 000 2283
  
1. I hereby declare that I am aware of no reason why I should not be granted the requested licence.
2. I undertake to spontaneously return my licence in the event of any substantial change to the circumstances existing at the time of the application for a licence.
3. I declare that I have not applied for a licence for the same year to the UCI or to any other national federation.
4. I assume exclusive liability for this application and for the use that I shall make of the licence.
5. I take note that it is strongly recommended to enter a contact person who may be contacted in case of an emergency or an incident involving me during my participation in an event. In this regard, I confirm that the contact person indicated on the form has consented to his identity and contact details being mentioned on my licence.
6. I hereby undertake to respect the constitution and regulations of the UCI, its continental confederations and its national federations.
7. I declare that I have read or have had the opportunity to become acquainted with the aforesaid constitution and regulations.
8. I shall participate in cycling competitions or events in a sporting and fair manner.
9. I shall comply with all decisions rendered by the UCI and shall take any appeals and litigation before the authorities provided for in the regulations.
10. I accept the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) as the sole competent authority for appeals as provided in the UCI Regulations and under the conditions set out in these regulations, and for the rest, by the CAS Code of Arbitration for Sport.
11. I agree that any litigation with the UCI shall solely be submitted to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
12. I agree to abide and be bound by the UCI Anti-Doping Rules, as well as all documents adopted by the UCI in connection with its Anti-Doping Rules and in connection with the World Anti-Doping Code.
13. I agree to submit to in-competition and out-of-competition testing at any time as provided in the UCI Anti-Doping Rules and related documents.
14. I agree that all samples collected from me under the UCI Anti-Doping Rules are owned by the UCI and that such ownership may be transferred by the UCI to another Anti-Doping Organisation, or ownership transferred from another Anti-Doping Organisation to the UCI.
15. I acknowledge and agree that my personal data processed as part of my licence application to my national federation shall be passed to and held by the UCI (Switzerland) and agree to such information being used for administration and governance purposes, including the management of results and rankings, as well as in relation to anti-doping activities and the prevention of the manipulation of competitions. I also agree that my personal information may be used and/or transmitted, when necessary, to other entities such as the World Anti-Doping Agency, the national Anti-Doping organisations, the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the judicial bodies of the UCI, the national and international authorities competent in relation to the following matters:
a. investigations and/or procedures in relation to potential violations of the UCI Regulations; and
b. any other processing operation of personal information that is legitimate and proportionate in the context of the administration and governance of cycling; and
I have taken note that I may contact the UCI at the following address in order to exercise my right to request access, rectification or deletion of my personal information: data.protection@uci.ch.

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UCI License Application Form - NCF.pdf

Namibian UCI License Application 2024

FRIENDLY REMINDER!!! Have you entered already???

The entries for the Nedbank Nationals Marathon Championship are still open!!!

Venue: IJG Trails - Kleine Kuppe / Home of Cycling
Date: 25 November 2023

to enter click here: Nedbank Nationals Marathon Championship

Entries close Wednesday, 22 November 2023 / 17h00

Entry Fees (POP to info@namcf.org): 
All Riders 19 and Older N$ 150.00

All Riders 18 and younger N$ 50.00



Banking Details:

Namibia Cycling Federation

Nedbank Namibia

Independence Branch 461-038

Account: 1101 000 2283


*** Non-UCI categories have to ride with their Rock and Rut number boards!!! ***
Don't forget your orange timing tag - NO tag - NO riding

REGISTRATION for non-UCI categories: Friday, 24 November 2023 / 17-18h00 @ Coffee Wild / IJG Trails (know your race board and timing tag number)

PLEASE NOTE! No late entries on Saturday at the event.

Please see all necessary information attached.
For any further information please contact Elanor info@namcf.org


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Nedbank Nationals Marathon Championship

Selection Races for possible 2024 international participation

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NCF Notice: Selection Races for possible 2024 international participation

❗PSSST❗We've got some fantastic news to share! The Paratus Namibian Cycle Classic, which is Namibia's premier cycling event, has officially become a seeding event for the Cape Town Cycle Tour! 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️

What does this mean for you? Your performance in our event will determine your starting group in the Cape Town Cycle Tour, allowing you to ride alongside cyclists of similar abilities and enjoy a smoother race experience. 🏁

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to make history and secure your spot in the Paratus Namibian Cycle Classic. Join us today at [link] and get ready for an unforgettable cycling adventure! 🕺💃

#RotaryClubWindhoek #ParatusNamibianCycleClassic #CTCT #PNCC #CycleClassic #CycleTour

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Paratus Namibian Cycle Classic 2023

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NCF 2023/24 Executive Committee

Commonwealth Youth Games TRINBAGO 2023
Namibia’s participation and dates;

Theuns vd Westhuizen & Adrian Key

5th of August Time trail 
7th August Road Race

Thanks to the financial assistance made possible by [Namibia National Olympic Commitee](https://olympic.org.na) 
 
For more info visit; 
[TRINBAGO2023](https://www.trinbago2023.com)

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Commonwealth Youth Games 2023

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