Philadelphia Cycling Classic pep rally marks 100-day countdown to race return
The Philadelphia Cycling Classic is set to return after a decade, with a pep rally marking the 100-day countdown to the event. The race, which first launched in 1985, aims to attract large crowds and celebrate the cycling community. Organizers and former officials emphasize the importance of the race for both local cyclists and the city of Philadelphia.
- ▪The pep rally took place along the Schuylkill River to celebrate the upcoming race on August 30.
- ▪The Philadelphia Cycling Classic has been held under various names since its inception in 1985.
- ▪Former Mayor Michael Nutter highlighted the race's significance for the city and its cycling community.
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