Maxxis Cup II
Maxxis Cup was first held in 2016, an XC category race, at La Mesa Nature Reserve. It is the first-ever Maxxis Cup title event held in the Philippines joined by more than 500 cyclists.
This year, Maxxis Cup will hold its next series, a two-day event with three categories: XCO or Cross-country Olympics, Cyfora categories and XCR or Cross-Country relay aimed to challenge competitive individuals & teams and recreational cyclist.
What is XCO?
XCO is race format is held over undulating circuits including; technical descents, forest roads, rocky paths and obstacles, which riders must complete in several times. Riders start at the same time, racing between one hour and an hour and 40 minutes, depending on category and course.
What is XCR?
XCR, Cross-Country Relay, is derived from the original running relay now incorporated to a cycling event. It is a racing competition where members of a team take turns completing parts of the racecourse or performing a certain action.
What if Cyfora?
CYFORA, or Cycling for All, commonly known as Fun Ride, is an open category with a long-distance road or trail cycling event in which a large number of cyclists ride a marked route.
Maxxis Cup is now sanctioned by PHILCYLING.
Maxxis Cup II will be held in Eastridge Binangonan, Rizal on November 9 & 10.
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