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Entries open for the Cape Rouleur 2014

Thursday 2nd May 2013

HotChillee are opening entries to the 2014 Cape Rouleur on Tuesday 14th May at 12 noon (BST). The first of HotChillee's multi-stage cycling events in its Global Event Series in 2014 will be held on 2nd to 6th March 2014 and places will be limited to 200. It is an early season event hosted in the spectacular cycling destination of Franschhoek, South Africa.

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The Hub, April 2013 - The Latest News from HotChillee

Thursday 18th April 2013

The April Edition of the HotChillee monthly magazine, The Hub. Read all the latest HotChillee news.

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1987 Tour de France winner, Stephen Roche, finishes the Absa Cape Epic

Friday 12th April 2013

HotChillee’s three teams triumph in the Absa Cape Epic, jointly celebrating ten years of HotChillee on the road and 10 years of the untamed mountain bike race.

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HotChillee’s one day Sportive announced - Saturday 6th April

Tuesday 19th March 2013

HotChillee today announces its one day UK Sportive, open to anyone who wants to take on the challenge of riding some of the roads taken on by the likes of Wiggins and Cavendish during the 2012 Olympic Road Race. It will also take riders over the testing North Downs, including Coomb Bottom and White Down and over the highest point in Surrey, Leith Hill.

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The Hub, March 2013 - The Latest News from HotChillee

Tuesday 19th March 2013

Welcome to the March edition of The Hub, a celebration of the first of our Global Event Series - the Cape Rouleur. Also news of April events, which include the HotChillee Sportive and the second Rendezvous of the year in Mallorca.

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HotChillee sends three teams to ride in the Absa Cape Epic, jointly celebrating ten years of HotChillee on the road and 10 years of the untamed mountain bike race

Friday 15th March 2013

Stephen Roche is trading his road bike for a mountain bike and taking part in the world's largest and toughest mountain bike race, the Absa Cape Epic, starting this Sunday. The 1987 World Champ, Tour de France and Giro d'Italia winner, is riding as part of the three teams HotChillee is sending to compete in the eight-day, untamed African Mountain Bike Race. This is part of a joint celebration of HotChillee's The London-Paris and the Absa Cape Epic's ten-year anniversaries.

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HotChillee's 2013 Global Event Series gets off to a blazing start

Wednesday 13th March 2013

The first of HotChillee's multi-stage cycling events in its Global Event Series, the Cape Rouleur, has reached its conclusion for 2013. The Cape Rouleur did not disappoint, following HotChillee's renowned event formula of rolling road closures, motorbike outriders, support vehicles and the opportunity to not only ride in a sociable peloton, but to compete for a number of titles, including the Yellow, Green and Red Jerseys.

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James Golding - Ride For a Reason

Friday 8th March 2013

Watch an interview with cancer survivor and charity fundraising cyclist James Golding. Read about his next challenge and the message he hopes to make. "I'm James Golding, 32. Four years ago, I had no idea that I would go from having less than a 5% chance of survival and having to relearn how to walk, to cycling across countries and continents; and contributing to a charity figure raised of over £1.5 million."

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HotChillee Announces 2013 Cape Rouleur Winners

Thursday 7th March 2013

Stage Three of HotChillee's 2013 Cape Rouleur kicked-off in Franschhoek at 05:15 with riders in high spirits as they geared-up for the final 208km stage of the event. Team Bulls' Urs Huber took first place at the end of Stage Three, earning him enough points to claim the Pro Yellow Jersey of overall winner.

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Scenic Splendour at Day Two of HotChillee's Cape Rouleur

Wednesday 6th March 2013

Stage Two of HotChillee's Cape Rouleur greeted cyclists with cooler conditions and breathtaking scenery as riders climbed 1500m over the 146km ride. Stage Two was the day for the climbers in the peloton.

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