Brighton Road Cycling Events

A choice of 3 great routes to choose from. The Classic (71 miles) will test climbing ability and endurance and should only be attempted by those able to ride for 4+ hours over hilly terrain. The Challenge (54 miles) avoids the hardest of the hills but will test fitness and determination, and the Tour (36 miles), though short in miles, still has a few testing hills.

The Springtime Classic Cyclosportive event has it all. It really is the must do cycling event to test your early season fitness on the bike.

There's three routes to choose from and you can change which route you do on the day.

SRS Events urge you to enter as soon as possible & to take advantage group entry discount.

The challenge of PUNCHEUR is not a long list of nasty climbs, neither is it mega-endurance. The challenge is to keep up a good tempo along rolling roads over 65 miles, and to keep your rhythm up the short climbs and drags.

Dont take it lightly, however! Your endurance level will be tested, and you will get a good idea of your early-season fitness, and where your strengths and weaknesses are.

With the warmer longer days upon us this ride will enable you to stretch your goals and really push yourself to the limit.

The route starts out from Lingfield College, Kent. Youll be set off on your journey around the Kentish hills where youll navigate round the flowing curves and breathtaking descents that this ride will throw at you. The 50 and 70 mile routes all take in ide hill as well as descending down the famous toy hill.

Starting at the beautiful Sheffield Park and Garden, we are right on the doorstep of Ashdown Forest and in the heart of the Weald. Our location means we are straight out into the countryside and enjoying quiet undulating roads in one of the lesser known gems of the South-East. This ride will throw up some testing climbs, but is nicely balanced by stunning viewpoints and flowing descents.

With four different route lengths to choose from, this will be a great chance to get out for a pedal in the summer sun. Sheffield Park and Garden is a great place for the family to enjoy while you are out on your ride and the tearoom serves an excellent cream tea or slice of homemade cake to refuel afterwards.

Please note: your event entry will include free parking but entry into the park and gardens is not included.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the BHF Sponsored Bike Ride at Goodwood Motor Circuit, as well as the 100th Anniversary of Goodwood opening its doors after the war, even more, a reason to join in the celebrations and support our life-saving research.

Join us on a 2.4-mile tarmac surface round the famous motor circuit. Riders can complete as many laps as they wish, the most completed is up to 50 (120 miles!). Please note this event is not wheelchair accessible except for limited spectator viewing.

The Surrey Hills Switchback Gravelcross is an awesome ride, in one of the souths cycling hotspots!

Based in the ever popular Surrey Hills, the Switchback is a blast from the word go! Head out into the hills on a mixed course featuring the best of the magnificent network of back lanes, fire roads and tracks that this prime cycling destination has to offer! And of course, we will keep you fuelled and on track with the full package of organisation and support that you can rely on at CX Sportive Series events!

The full course option for the Switchback is an intense 60km, with almost 1,300m of climbing packed into that distance. So a bit shorter but a lot sharper than other some of the other events in the series; underestimate this one at your peril!

Classic early season AAA 125k cycling event, starting from Hailsham and passing some of Mad Jack's follies, built in the early 1800s. Qualifying ride for Brevet des Grimpeurs du Sud. Food and Hot drinks at the start included.

Set the scene for a great cycling season by taking on the Sigma Sports Surrey Hills Cyclone Sportive, experiencing some of Surrey and Sussexs tough climbing roads making a memorable day in the saddle.

Setting off from the village of Lingfield you will be out in the country before you know it, as all three routes head east towards Edenbridge with gentle rolling roads to get those legs warm for whats about to come.

Once those legs are warm, you will then enter into the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as you will pass through wooded, rolling hills. A few miles past Cowden Pound, at the 26-mile mark, the Short route riders split off from the other two routes and loop back towards the finish at Lingfield.

The Standard and Epic route riders travel further south towards Ashdown Forest, passing low lying meadows to reveal the Weir Wood Reservoir, a stunning 1.5-mile long stretch of water built in 1951. From here the Epic riders enjoy a southern loop dropping down towards Horsted Keynes for a pit stop. Once refuelled, riders will take on the steep climbs around Ardingly to reach the top of Turners Hill - the name says it all!

Re-joining the Standard route, riders will be glad to give their legs a rest on the downhill sections heading back to the venue. But remember to leave enough in the tank for the last climb of the day, between Felcourt and Dormansland, before grabbing yourself a well-deserved medal.

With three routes to choose from, The Sigma Sports Surrey Hills Cyclone Sportive is a great mid-season event for all abilities of cyclists to enjoy.

The Fred Whitton Challenge is one of the most popular sportive in the UK and is also famed as being particularly difficult. Riders rank it alongside European events such as the Marmotte in terms of difficulty.

The Fred Whitton Challenge consists of a 112 mile sportive around the Lake District, starting at Grasmere and taking in climbs of Kirkstone, Honister, Newlands, Whinlatter, Hardknott & Wrynose passes.