Cyclists take to the streets for Tour de Nez
World-class cycling hits downtown Reno today (Friday), when the Tour de Nez expo opens at 3:30 p.m. All afternoon and evening, downtown will play host to racing, entertainment, food and fun so come check it out. The Tour de Nez returns to the high Sierra Saturday when racing comes to Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort.
Friday schedule:
- 330 P.M. Expo. Open to Public
- 345 P.M. Masters Speed Training
- 400 P.M. MASTERS RACE APPROX. 50 MIN. OF RACING
- 450 P.M. 15 min. break before KIDS. MASTERS AWARDS TO TAKE PLACE AT PODIUMS
- 505 P.M. KIDS RACE APPROX. 20 MIN. OF RACING
- 525 P.M. CLUNKER RACE APPROX. 20 MIN. OF RACING
- 545 P.M. 10 min. break before MASTERS
- 545 P.M. Women Speed Training
- 555 P.M. WOMEN RACE APPROX. 50 MIN. OF RACING
- 645 P.M. 15 min. break before MESSENGER. WOMENS AWARDS TO TAKE PLACE AT PODIUMS
- 700 P.M. MESSENGER RACE APPROX. 20 MIN. OF RACING
- 720 P.M. 10 min. break before Hand Cycles
- 700 P.M. Expo. Closed to Public
- 700 P.M. Hand Cycles Speed Training
- 730 P.M. Hand Cycles 35 MIN. OF RACING
- 805 P.M. 10 min. break before MENS PRO. HAND CYCLE AWARDS TO TAKE PLACE AT PODIUMS
- 805 P.M. Mens Speed Training
- 815 P.M. MENS PRO RACE APPROX. 60 MIN. OF RACING
- 915 P.M. Race Over
- 920 P.M. AWARDS PRO MEN
- 935 p.m. MOVIE NIGHT
*Photos from Thursday evening racing in Truckee
Reno Tahoe is gearing up for the
Special events like the Tour de Nez and Artown bring thousands of visitors to our area who stay in our hotels, dine at our great local restaurants, and help with a downtown culture we are all working hard to create. These events also leave visitors with a great impression of Reno so they serve as good public relations ambassadors for our city. The Tour de Nez has been instrumental over the last 15 years in providing a sense of community for Reno residents. Reno residents benefit from a variety of wonderful events that provide great entertainment options nearly every weekend. These events have a huge impact on improving the quality of life in our great city. The least we can do as citizens is to support these wonderful amenities in order to ensure their long-term viability.
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