28.5.2012 | Culture
The City of Good Sports
The City of Good Sports
This weekend gives professionals the opportunity to race, and activities for cycling enthusiasts who simply enjoy the hobby. Kids are not forgotten either. The Estonian Cycling Weekend organises the world’s biggest youth cycling race on the May 26. Last year the event had almost 3000 participants.
Another big sporting event to look forward to in Tartu is the 6th Annual Roller Skate Marathon, which takes place on August 12. Once again children will get the chance to participate in the experience in their own race on August 11.
TEXT REETTA SAHLMAN, PHOTO ARDO SÄKS
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