Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the temporary closure of Al Qudra Cycling Track on Sunday to accommodate an upcoming desert race. The event, which is set to begin at 1:30 PM, will last for approximately four hours, during which cyclists and visitors are advised to use alternative routes.
Al Qudra Cycling Track, a popular destination for professional and recreational cyclists, will be closed to ensure the safety of participants and spectators. The race is expected to attract a significant number of athletes and cycling enthusiasts, making it one of the major sporting events in Dubai’s outdoor calendar.
The RTA has urged the public to plan their rides accordingly and follow official guidelines regarding detours and alternative cycling areas. Authorities will deploy traffic management teams to facilitate smooth logistics and ensure minimal disruption for other road users in the vicinity.
Dubai continues to promote sports and fitness activities, with world-class infrastructure for cycling and endurance events. The city’s commitment to health, wellness, and competitive sports remains a priority, and the temporary closure of Al Qudra Track highlights the growing demand for organized racing events in the region.
