Get the Girls Rolling RACE NIGHT!
What/Where/When?
Women's Graded Racing, open to all ladies (you don't need to be part of the 8-week program)
Racing starts at 4pm at the Grassroots Trust Velodrome
$20 entry fee (free for those in the program). Sign up here or enter on the day.
GOODIE BAGS for first 30 entries!
#YTG-Strong is beautiful.
Race Schedule (4pm - 9pm)
Event | NOVICE | INTERMEDIATE | EXPERIENCED |
|---|---|---|---|
Scratch Race | 10 laps / 2.5 km | 15 laps / 3.75 km | 20 laps / 5 km |
Keirin | 5 laps | 5 laps | 6 laps |
Points Race | 15 laps/ 3 sprints | 25 laps /5 sprints | 30 laps / 6 sprints |
Team Sprint | 3 laps | 3 laps | 3 laps |
About the Program
Get the Girls Rolling is an 8-week program built around the YTG movement. We want to build a space in cycling for women and young girls to feel welcome and create a community where we support and learn from one another.
Whether you have ridden the track before or have never tried it but want to give it a go, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Our program will include two set sessions a week, with additional coffee rides throughout the program and a race night to finish off the whole program. Suitable for all levels of experience, all ages and abilities.
You do not need to have any track cycling experience or special gear. Bikes and helmets are provided.
About your Coach
Caitlin Kelly is the head coach of the Get the Girls Rolling program and co-founder of the YTG movement. She is a competitive track cyclist herself and has been riding bikes since she was 10. Caitlin has been coaching in her spare time for just over 3 years now, but running a program like this has always been a dream of hers. When she was coming through the sport, she found herself predominantly surrounded by male athletes and always thought there was a need for more female-focused spaces.
“For me, the Get the Girls Rolling program is a dream come true. I've always wanted to be able to create a space like this to do my part in supporting the young girls and ladies in sporting communities.”