Dubai Police General Command is set to host the second edition of the ‘Proud of the UAE’ cycling race on Sunday, October 4. This event aims to unite cyclists for an 80-kilometre challenge that promotes fitness, community wellbeing, and national pride, as reported by ARN News Centre.
The race will commence at 6:00 am from the Nad Al Sheba Centre, marking a significant event in this season’s cycling programme. It is being organised in collaboration with the UAE Cycling Federation, the Dubai Sports Council, and Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
Dubai Police has announced a total prize purse of AED 140,000, which will be awarded to the top performers in the race. This initiative is part of a broader series of sporting and national events designed to celebrate the UAE’s achievements and encourage increased participation in sports.
Organisers have stated that the race not only reflects national pride but also aims to enhance the quality of life for community members. It reinforces the idea of sport as a vital aspect of daily life, contributing to the health, wellbeing, and happiness of participants.
As the event approaches, it is expected to attract a diverse group of cyclists, from amateur enthusiasts to seasoned professionals, all coming together to celebrate their love for cycling and their country. The race is a testament to Dubai’s commitment to fostering a vibrant sporting culture and promoting healthy lifestyles among its residents.
Participants and spectators alike can look forward to a day filled with excitement and camaraderie, as the cycling race embodies the spirit of community and national pride in the UAE.
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