The Mauritius Cycling Federation is dedicated to the pursuit of sporting excellence and the development of world-class cycling talent. We aim to govern the sport with integrity, inspire the next generation of riders, and establish Mauritius as a premier hub for competitive cycling in the Indian Ocean and beyond
To transform Mauritius into a nation where cycling is a way of life—uniting our people through sport, promoting a sustainable future, and ensuring every Mauritian has the opportunity to experience the joy of riding.
At the heart of the Mauritius Cycling Federation are the values of Unity, Respect, and Passion. We believe in the power of the pedal to bring people together, respecting our competitors and our environment, and fueling a lifelong passion for the road and the trail.
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Cycling in Mauritius began as a grand public spectacle in the early 20th century, with legendary races at the Champ de Mars and the opening of the Curepipe Velodrome in the 1930s. These early days laid the foundation for a sport deeply woven into our national identity.
The modern era was defined by the launch of the Tour de Maurice in 1980, which grew into a premier UCI-sanctioned event. Over the decades, the race has hosted future legends like Chris Froome and nurtured local icons such as Yannick Lincoln.
Today, Mauritius is a powerhouse in African cycling. From dominating the Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI) to our athletes like Kimberley Le Court making history on the world stage at the Tour de France Femmes, the MCF continues to turn a century of heritage into a future of global achievement.
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