The Voxwomen Cycling Show has continued to attract international interest and has partnered with leading South African broadcaster MultiChoice, to air the women’s cycling television programme on its SuperSport platforms.
The first show will air on Tuesday evening on SuperSport and will run for the next seven months.
And the news has already been well received by the women’s professional peloton. Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, who races for the Bigla Pro Cycling Team, was born in South Africa and is delighted that the Voxwomen Cycling Show will now be aired in her home country.
“Women’s Cycling is currently taking massive steps forward, and it’s very much thanks to the great people behind Voxwomen. I am very happy to hear that the new Voxwomen Cycling Show will be broadcast in South Africa, as this provides a great opportunity for South African’s to learn what the international professional women’s cycling is all about and to get some behind the scenes insight into the exciting nature of our sport. Thanks Super Sport for supporting women’s cycling,” said Moolman-Pasio.
The Voxwomen Cycling Show brings viewers the very best of the women’s peloton with behind the scenes content, rider video diaries, top tips, features and race footage. The riders are at the very heart of the show for a real insight into the life of a professional cyclist.
The half hour programme will cover a range of women’s cycling disciplines and events throughout the women’s cycling television series including the AMGEN Tour of California, Giro Rosa, Aviva Women’s Tour, Lotto Belgium Tour, Revolution Track Series and much more.
Anthony McCrossan, Voxwomen Founder and UCI Women’s World Cup Commentator, said the Voxwomen Cycling Show is an international affair with the programme now being shown in South Africa, the UK, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
“We are absolutely delighted to be working with MultiChoice to showcase women’s cycling to the South African audience on its SuperSport platform and we’d like to thank them for their commitment to women’s sport,” said McCrossan.
SuperSport communications manager Clinton van der Berg added: “There has been an enormous surge of interest in women’s sport in South Africa in recent years, with cycling at the vanguard. A programme of this sort is therefore commendable and SuperSport is delighted to support this great broadcast initiative.”
