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The Epic Series App has everything Cape to Cape riders and spectators need to know…event info, results, course and spectator spot maps, videos and the event schedule.
If you’re not riding Cape to Cape you can follow all the action in the event feed and drool a bit over daily highlights videos.
And when you have a spare moment, over a quiet beer, you can check out the other awesome Global Epic Series mountain bike stage races.
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Ride Guide
The 2022 Guide is available, please use this as a reference for the 2023 event.
Rider List
Riders Category is based off their age as at 31 December 2022. For more information on Categories see Entry Info Page.
To search your name press 'control (ctrl) F' on your keyboard and then type your name in. Alternatively scroll the list to your age group. Rider list will not be updated after 19.09.2022
Supporters
Stage 1
We recommend dropping your riders off at the Start Line at Cape Leeuwin. If you are early, it’s a short the walk to the start line where you can get a feel for the atmosphere and grab a coffee. If you want to see the riders on course we recommend getting out of there before the race briefing and stage start at 9am and heading out to the middle of the course.
Stage 1 is fairly short at less than 40km so we suggest getting into the middle of the course where you can see some of the action.
Head to the bottom of Greenhill Road and the intersection with Diana coming from the Augusta township side and park then walk up Greenhill and into the course. Here you will see one of the most spectacular descents in Stage 1 amidst the beautiful Karri trees and a nice single trail that runs off to the north.
If you get out there early enough you’ll see the elite riders and be amazed at the speed that they come down this section of the course. Once you have seen your riders go through this section you can cheer on the others before heading back to the finish line at the Lighthouse. Enjoy the rugged ocean scenery and enjoy a bite to eat and drinks along with the rider’s stories from Stage 1.
Stage 2
A return to Boranup and the coastline awaits riders in what is a traditional Stage Two of the Cape to Cape. After the massive bushfires went through this region at the start of Summer in late 2021 access for spectators will be limited. Please note that Boranup Drive will be closed to all traffic from both the north and south ends to keep riders safe and limit access to the area for spectators.
Riders will start and finish within the beautiful property at Mr. Barval Winery. If spectators wish to go and watch the race on course we suggest two spots that can easily be accessed off Caves Road to the south and north of Boranup Forest which the majority of the course goes through.
The first spectator location is to the north of Boranup Lookout. Enter Boranup Drive from the south and drive to the top, park near the lookout before the road closure which will be in place. This is a great spot to not only see riders as they finish a big climb up to the top of Boranup at the 23km mark of the course but also enjoy the fantastic views from the Lookout west over the coast while you are up there.
The second spectator spot is to the north of Boranup only 8km from the finish line. Enter off Caves Road near Lake Cave and drive west on Contos Road parking near the campgrounds before the road closure. Riders will come up a long climb past Contos Beach and turn left into a rocky firebreak which will take them north toward the finish line at Mr. Barval Fine Wines.
Stage 3
The Margaret River Stage is a fully closed course with very little access by car. The start and finish will be on Carters Road just off the main highway through Margaret River. Please note: Carters Road will be closed for the morning will the race is on and there will be little parking available near the start line for riders or spectators so please park in town and make your way there by foot.
If spectators wish to base themselves from the start/finish line near the Distillery they can walk up the course into The Pines or head up on foot behind Riverglen where the course comes in east of the Wardandi Track around Wharncliffe Mill, close to the finish of the Stage.
The other option for spectators if they want to drive north out of town, through the new roundabout and take the first offshoot road on the left into The Pines which runs back parallel to the highway. Park on this road and make your way by foot into The Pines where you can see riders head out and back and around the Compartment 10 trails. Please note that cars cannot access The Pines to ensure safety for our riders so please obey all road closure signs and marshals in this area.
Stage 4
The best place to view all of the action for Stage Four is at Wise Winery – Eagle Bay. While at Wise Winery you will be able to access the start/finish line, see the riders come through before they head out to the epic trails of Meelup Mountain Bike Park, and watch them tackle Lot 80 in and around Wise Winery.
The Stage Four course will be the fastest day out on the trails which will make it difficult to catch up with the riders out on the course.
There is also limited access/parking along the course, so please don’t try and chase the race. Stage 4 is all about the atmosphere and good vibes with plenty of action taking place just minutes away from the start/finish line. So grab your mates, enjoy the food and beverage offerings at Wise Wine and cheer on your riders as they conquer the brand new Stage 4 alignment.
Rider Badge
The Rider badge is available to any rider taking part in Cape to Cape. It can be used on any merchandise including rider kit or on your social media feed.
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PLEASE NOTE, the right to use the official Cape to Cape logo is reserved for sponsors and partners of the event only and may not be used by individuals or non sponsors in any way.
Sportograf – Never forget your ride!
Sportograf will be at Cape to Cape to cover your ride across all stages. Within 48 hours following the end of the final stage your personal photos will be available here.
Notice our photo spots on course and smile into the camera – even if you’re hurting.
Please be sure you have your number visible at all times so we can be sure to get the photos to you! Smile & celebrate when you cross the finish line!
