FERWACY
Rwanda Cycling Federation
About
National governing body for cycling in Rwanda. Oversees the development, promotion, and regulation of cycling disciplines across the country. Has played a significant role in positioning Rwanda as a leading cycling destination through the successful hosting of major international events, including the Tour du Rwanda.
Executive Committee
Upcoming Events
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Disciplines
National Teams
Athletes
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Clubs
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Academies
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Leagues & Divisions
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Tournaments
Training & Workshops
Training sessions and workshops will be listed here as the federation reports them.
Featured Articles
The Regional Level 2 Coaching Course for Cycling Coaches concluded on September 19, 2025, at the Field of Dreams in Bugesera, marking another milestone in Rwanda’s growing reputation as a hub for cycling excellence.
American rider Timothy Rugg staged a stunning solo performance on Wednesday to win Stage 4 of the ongoing 2018 Tour du Rwanda. Tour du Rwanda 2018: Thursday Stage five: Karongi-Rubavu (95.1km) Wednesday Stage four: Musanze-Karongi (135.8km) Top five 1.
Team Embrace the World’s debutant Julian Hellmann wins stage three of the ongoing 2018 Tour du Rwanda, the longest stage of the annual UCI Africa tour. Wednesday Stage four: Musanze-Karongi (135.8km) Tuesday Stage three: Huye-Musanze 199.7km 1. Julian Hellmann (Team Embrace the World) 05h11’04” 2.
Today Stage three: Huye – Musanze 195.3km Monday Stage two: Kigali-Huye 120.5km Top five 1. Samuel Mugisha (Team Rwanda) 3h08’56” 2. Jean Claude Uwizeye (POC Cote de Lumière) 3h09’17” 3. Mulu Hailemicheal (Ethiopia) 3h09’17” 4. Didier Munyaneza (Team Rwanda) 3h12’20” 5.