Race in Sydney with the Waratahs
Waratah Masters Cycling Club
The cycling club in Sydney that has something to offer everyone from 19+ to 80+ |Sunday racing every week at 4 different venues | all Clubs & fitness levels welcome | 6 Grades A to F
Men 19+ can enter A and B Grade | F Grade pre-approved eBikes permitted
Women aged 19+ and men aged 30+ who hold a current race licence from AusCycling can enter any grade. Men 19+ are restricted to A and B Grade.
4 week free trial licence available via AusCycling
Founded in 1994 on a long history of cycling, the Waratah Masters Cycling Club has grown to become one of the largest cycling clubs in New South Wales and hosts competitive road, time trial and track racing for club members and visiting clubs almost every week of the year. Find out more >
Welcome New Members
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Apr 21st | SMSP Full
A | Ben Dyball |
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B | William Turk |
C | Rob Malcomson |
D | Maurice Moro |
E | Jacqueline Patricia Vilerale |
F | Alan Sumner |
- Sun Apr 27th | SMSP Full
- Graded Scratch Race
- Sign on from 06:00:00
- Start 7:00AM
All clubs welcome. 19+ who hold a current race licence from AusCycling. 5 Grades A to E. Men 19+ restricted to A & B Grade.
Entries on the day (EFTPOS) now welcome.
Photos: Courtesy of Ernie Smith
Latest News from the Waratah Masters CC
Chiang Rai Classic – Greg Fisher & Ian Jorgensen – Thailand – Late Nov to Dec
As you may know – a couple of our Club members do this event each year. If you are interested – speak to Greg/Ian at one our our race (or ask 1 of our Committee members to put you in contact with them)
Here are some of the expected highlights:
1. It is usually held on the first weekend in November on a Sunday although this year they are considering holding it in early December (awaiting confirmation)
2. I normally turn this into a 14 day trip based on the following itinerary:
3. I normally leave Sydney on the Wednesday 12 days before the event.
4. I arrive in Bangkok and stay in Bangkok until the Sunday morning
5. While in Bangkok (Thursday to Saturday) I get up in the morning and go for a ride around Benjakitti Park. After the ride I have a late breakfast and then head out to do a bit of tourist sightseeing. Night time there is a range of activities
6. On the Sunday I fly north to Chiang Rai and set up in our accommodation in the city and reassemble the bike
7. On Monday to Saturday I get up early and go for a ride in the Chiang Rai district. This can include a lot of flat terrain or steep hills (your choice). At times we catch up with some local riders. After riding we go out for some sightseeing around the area
8. Sunday is the fondo day. We normally choose the 110km course but there are 4 different distances ranging from 40km to 130km
9. Monday I fly back to Bangkok and then Tuesday I fly out for Sydney. So a total of 2 weeks
The event is cheap to enter (around $50) which includes timing chip , food and drinks after and a event jersey
We use great airbnb accommodation in Chiang Rai within easy walk of the restaurants
Paul K President WMCC
Racing Cancelled – 23 Mar 2025
Racing at SMSP is cancelled today due to the wet weather
Get onto Zwift for an online race with Waratah Masters Zwifters – 8am
WMZ Waratah Masters Scratch Racing https://www.zwift.com/events/view/4903037
Paul King President WMCC
Waratah Masters – President’s update – Jan 2025
Members and Friends of the Waratahs,
Please read this update (PDF attachment) in the coming week. It contains some important updates.
The PDF is 3 Pages – so make sure to read all 3!!!
Paul King – President, Waratah Masters Cycling Club
WMCC Racing Etiquette
Have seen a few things and fielded some questions in recent weeks
Keep having fun and see you at a race soon!!!!
Paul K President WMCC
