Over 35,000 people take part in the event each year and 2019 is no different, Smith said the organisers' experience is evident.
CAPE TOWN - Safety and Security Mayco Member JP Smith praised the Cape Town Cycle Tour organisers for their approach to safety for this edition of the iconic race.
Cape Town Cycle Tour director David Bellairs said they've taken new measures in terms of security and encourage participants to head to their website for new safety tips. There are over 2,000 staff including volunteers who help to make the event a success and Smith said the security working at the race play a valuable role in the good name the race, and the City of Cape Town, have because of safety.
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