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The injury and illness profile of male and female participants in a 94.7 km cycle race : a cross-sectional study
OBJECTIVE : To describe the incidence and patterns of injury and illness of male and female participants during a 94.7 km distance cycling event. DESIGN : Descriptive study. SETTING : Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge 2014. PARTICIPANTS : Participants: All 23 055 race starters (males = 17 520, females
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