Cycling
Cycling requires good physical condition, balance and endurance. Special Olympics North Carolina offers time trial and road race events in distances ranging from 500m to 25k.
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After a brief stint at Summer Games, cycling returned to Fall Tournament where athletes from North Carolina and South Carolina compete together.
- In 1990, Mike Pigg, a world-champion triathlete, conducted a cycling clinic, which set the foundation for cycling as a sport for Special Olympics North Carolina.
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Sport Development Teams (SDT) are responsible for assisting with local and state level programs and competition, educating coaches and officials, and promoting active engagement among athletes throughout the year. Click here for more information. Certified clinicians supplement the SDT by providing coaches training in their community.
Officiate for Special Olympics North Carolina by donating your time as a sports official. Contact sports@sonc.net for more information.
Cycling Sport Development Team
Mark Fontanilla
Charlotte
