Cape Town is gearing up for one of its busiest sporting weekends of the year, with international rugby, a major Women’s Day road race and Currie Cup action all set to draw tens of thousands of fans across the city, Cape {town} Etc reports. For those choosing to drive, City parking areas will open from 2:30pm on a first-come, first-served basis. Starting outside Cape Town City Hall, runners will complete either a 10km or 5km route through parts of the CBD, District Six and Gardens before finishing on the Grand Parade. The race schedule is:10km: 8am5km: 8:30amExpect road closures across the CBDMotorists planning to travel through central Cape Town on Sunday morning should prepare for temporary road closures between 4am and 1pm. With world-class rugby, one of the country’s biggest Women’s Day running events and another Currie Cup fixture all taking place within three days, Cape Town is set for a memorable sporting weekend.