East Riding 100
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Push your limits with this testing sportive. Great for riders looking for more of a challenging ride, the course winds its way through the Yorkshire Wolds and has over 4900ft of elevation. Come to test yourself against one of the toughest courses in the UK or to appreciate the beauty of the Wolds.
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Sun, 7 Aug 2022
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Bishop Burton, United Kingdom
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Where and when
Location
Bishop Burton College, York Rd, Bishop Burton, Beverley HU17 8QG, UK
Start times
Sun, 7 Aug 2022
Long Route:
7:00am | Middle Route:
7:00am | Short Route:
7:00am | Entry:
7:00am Races summary
Here's what races are available for East Riding 100
Long Route
110mi
Middle Route
57mi
Short Route
33mi
Entry
60mi
£27.50 - £40.00
Route information
The Long Route
Undoubtedly more challenging than other routes in The 100 Series, with over 4900ft of elevation, riders will be on a rollercoaster of long ascents and winding descents. The lactic acid in the legs will be worth it however, as riders are treated to some outstanding views. The course highlights include classic climbs through Thixendale and Hanging Grimston.
The Medium Route
Less difficult but riders will still be met with over 2400ft of climbing. These climbs are gentler and wind through the Wolds, allowing riders to take in the superb scenery.
The Short Route
This route is designed for those looking for a taster of what a sportive has to offer. The route is still challenging and riders will be treated to some great scenery.
Feed Stations
Long Route
Water Stop - Waverthorpe Village Hall - 28 miles
Feed Station 1 Stamford Bridge Village Hall - 57 miles
Water Stop - Waverthorpe Village Hall - 28 miles
Feed Station 1 Stamford Bridge Village Hall - 57 miles
Inside the hall itself there will be access to toilets. Food on offer will be:
- Tortilla Wraps
- Homemade Cake
- Crisps
- Nuts
- Fruit
- Electrolyte Powders and Water
Water Stop - North Dalton - 77 miles
Feed Station 2 North Cave Village Hall - 92 miles
Feed Station 2 North Cave Village Hall - 92 miles
Inside the hall there will be access to toilets. Food on offer will be:
- Homemade Cake
- Brownies
- Bananas
- Haribo
- Electrolyte powders and Water
Medium Route
Water Stop - North Dalton - 23 miles
Feed Station 1 North Cave Village Hall - 40 miles
Water Stop - North Dalton - 23 miles
Feed Station 1 North Cave Village Hall - 40 miles
Inside the hall itself there will be access to toilets. Food on offer will be:
- Tortilla Wraps
- Homemade Cake
- Crisps
- Nuts
- Fruit
- Electrolyte Powders and Water
The Short Route
Feed Station 1 North Cave Village Hall - 16 miles
Feed Station 1 North Cave Village Hall - 16 miles
Food on offer will be:
- Tortilla Wraps
- Homemade Cake
- Crisps
- Nuts
- Fruit
- Electrolyte Powders and Water
What's included
- Great Value Ride
- Feed Stations
- Marshalled Course
- Free Photo Downloads
How to get there
Bishop Burton College, York Rd, Bishop Burton, Beverley HU17 8QG, UK
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There will be plenty of parking available onsite which is accessed through the main entrance at Bishop Burton. When you arrive please follow the marshals instructions.
Event day logistics
07:00 All routes start
Age Requirements
You must be 14 or over to participate in the event, with those between 14-18 needing to be accompanied by an adult.
All riders under the age of 18 must contact (matt@sportivehq.com) to request a parental consent form in advance of the event and have it completed ready for the event date.

Sportive HQ
Sportive HQ was formed by Matthew Porter in 2014, after having approximately 10 years experience in the organisation of various types of cycling events. It was very much the feeling that sportives were becoming more expensive over the last few years and that need not be the case, value for money can be put alongside quality events. Sportive HQ works alongside local clubs to produce events that riders will want to do every year. We listen to what riders want from an event and endeavour to meet those requests. At Sportive HQ we like to keep things simple, ample free parking, showers, changing rooms, a timed event with well spaced, well stocked feed stations and routes to challenge everyone of all abilities. Sportive HQ helps in the production of many local charity events and have helped raise, alongside local clubs, in excess of £50,000 for local charities over the last few years.
Kit List
Helmets are compulsory. It is your responsibility to come to the event with a mechanically sound bike. There will be a mechanical support team in place who will do their best to aid you but please try to look after yourself in terms of punctures.
FAQs
Will there be medical support?
There will be 2 Motorbike Riders circuiting the course on the day from Medi- Bikes. They are both fully qualified paramedics and can assist with many incidents, whilst they are there just for the safety of all of the riders doing the event, if you are find yourself in an emergency situation please do not hesitate to call 999 if needed.
Is there an age restriction for this event?
Riders must be at least 14 to participate in the short and medium routes, and 17 and older to enter the long route. If you are under the age of 18 please contact (matt@sportivehq.com) to request a parental consent form in advance.
Will there be mechanical support available?
There will be a mechanical support HQ as well as mobile support from fully qualified cycle mechanics.
Do I get a medal with my entry to the East Riding 100?
Sportive HQ promotes high quality rides for great value, and they can do this by not providing medals with each entry, but they are available by choice. So when you enter, you get to choose either the straight forward great value ride, or add a Medal.
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