The YAW100K Sportive
Booked 2 times in the last week
Event summary
Embrace the beautiful scenery across Salisbury Plain and the Avon Valley. All profits from this wonderful sportive will go towards Youth Action Wiltshire, a charity supporting young people. So come along for the friendly atmosphere, the picturesque scenery and to get behind a brilliant cause.
Your organiser
Welcome to Stampede Sports – we are based in West Wiltshire and are committed to delivering safe, fun sporting events.
Volunteer
How to enter
Tickets available until Fri Aug 06 2021
What's included:
- Finisher's medal
- High5 goody bag
- Feed station
100k
Bike 100km
Booked 2 times in the last week
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Frequently asked questions
What happens if I have an issue with my bike at The YAW100K Sportive?
All participants are expected to be self-sufficient in remedying minor technical issues whilst cycling eg puncture repairs, however in the event of a major malfunction eg snapped frame or chain, if you are unable to proceed to the nearest event hub then contact the Event Director who will assist in getting you and your bike back to the Start/Finish.… read moreIs the The YAW100K Sportive raising money for charity?
Yes, all profits will go towards the young persons charity Youth Action Wiltshire.… read moreWill there be any aid stations on the route at The YAW100K Sportive?
Yes there will be a feed station at the Enford Village Hall.… read moreYou may also like
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Route description
Route description
Starting at Melksham Town Football Club, the route heads south towards Devizes. Having set out on the A365 for a couple of miles, the route then leaves the road and heads through the villages of Worton, West Lavington and Tilshead. There will be a climb followed by a fast descent taking you into Chitterne.
From here, the route then heads to the East through Shrewton, Larkhill and Durrington. When you reach Bulford the route will head north along National Cycleway 45 on to Netheravon and Enford where the fuel station is located in the village hall.
The route continues North alongside the River Avon to Upavon and then continues on the A345 for two miles where the course heads towards Woodborough and onto Alton Barnes.
The route then turns west for seven undulating miles towards Devizes, where upon reaching the outskirts of the town you will head towards Roundway Hill. Just before the hill riders turn off and head through the villages of Rowde and Bromham. From here it is a fast descent back into Melksham and the finish at Melkdham Town Football Club.
08:00 Race Starts
Please arrive early, allowing plenty of time to register and get ready for the race.
Equipment
All participants must bring their own bike in good working order and a helmet.
Youth Action Wiltshire
All profits from this event will go to the young persons charity Youth Action Wiltshire. A charity that has been working with Wiltshire’s young people for 70 years. The success has been built on developing innovative, effective and exciting services and through the expertise of the friendly and dedicated team.
Melksham, UK
Get directionsBy Car
Melksham Town Football Club is situated 15 miles east of Bath, and can be accessed from, the A350 that goes through Melksham.
By Train
Melksham Station is 2 miles from the Football Club.
100k
Interested in volunteering at this event?
Organisers are always looking for an extra pair of hands and there are plenty of roles to fill!
Complete this short form and the organiser will be in touch.
By submitting, you’re accepting that we’ll pass your details onto the event organiser. We won’t pass your details onto anyone else.
Route description
Route description
Starting at Melksham Town Football Club, the route heads south towards Devizes. Having set out on the A365 for a couple of miles, the route then leaves the road and heads through the villages of Worton, West Lavington and Tilshead. There will be a climb followed by a fast descent taking you into Chitterne.
From here, the route then heads to the East through Shrewton, Larkhill and Durrington. When you reach Bulford the route will head north along National Cycleway 45 on to Netheravon and Enford where the fuel station is located in the village hall.
The route continues North alongside the River Avon to Upavon and then continues on the A345 for two miles where the course heads towards Woodborough and onto Alton Barnes.
The route then turns west for seven undulating miles towards Devizes, where upon reaching the outskirts of the town you will head towards Roundway Hill. Just before the hill riders turn off and head through the villages of Rowde and Bromham. From here it is a fast descent back into Melksham and the finish at Melkdham Town Football Club.
08:00 Race Starts
Please arrive early, allowing plenty of time to register and get ready for the race.
Equipment
All participants must bring their own bike in good working order and a helmet.
Youth Action Wiltshire
All profits from this event will go to the young persons charity Youth Action Wiltshire. A charity that has been working with Wiltshire’s young people for 70 years. The success has been built on developing innovative, effective and exciting services and through the expertise of the friendly and dedicated team.
Melksham, UK
Get directionsBy Car
Melksham Town Football Club is situated 15 miles east of Bath, and can be accessed from, the A350 that goes through Melksham.
By Train
Melksham Station is 2 miles from the Football Club.
100k
Interested in volunteering at this event?
Organisers are always looking for an extra pair of hands and there are plenty of roles to fill!
Complete this short form and the organiser will be in touch.
By submitting, you’re accepting that we’ll pass your details onto the event organiser. We won’t pass your details onto anyone else.