Road Cycling Events in Cambridge

Held on fully closed roads, the ToC Gran Fondo is the only authentic continental style mass participation race and ride on English shores. Whether you want to race or to be part of UK cycling history and test yourself against other riders on closed roads, you can participate and feel the experience of a pro rider. Not only that, but the ToC Gran Fondo also UKs qualifier event for the UCI GF World Championships. Finish in the top 25% of your Masters Age Group and qualify to represent your country in the UCI GF World Championships, which are being held in Poznan, Poland in 2019.

The Gran Fondo is a mass participation event, with all riders starting together to ride the qualification route. Riders do not have to hold a race license to take part in the ToC Gran Fondo or to qualify for the World Championships.

With over maximum field of 5,000 riders starting across each of the Masters Age Groups, we have riders from all over the world who travel to compete for the rainbow jersey.

Race like a professional around the traffic-free roads of Cambridgeshire, with spectators lined up around the route, a highly produced start and finish.

Wares Cambridge has been one of the most talked about Sportives of recent years, weve decided to apply some of that magic to Essex. Wares Essex? will take place on Sunday the 6th of October.

Weve designed this route so that youll be able to take advantage of some of the great roads that the 2013 TDF took in and experience some beautifully tarmaced surfaces. Whatever the weather throws at us, this route is made for the beginning of Autumn, keeping your motivation high for the coming months.

A simple event, with an evening start and easy night-time navigation. Some long sections need a self-sufficient attitude. Brunch at the finish. The gently undulating 301k route follows the Cam valley up into the Fens, then crosses the River Ouse several times. 301km cycling event starting from Churchend,Dunmow, Essex. Controls at Cambridge, Whittlesey, Newport Pagnell, Biggleswade and Reed, plus 7 information controls.

A simple event, with a Friday evening start and easy night-time navigation. Two 24 hour garage controls, a motorway services and some long sections need a self-sufficient attitude. Brunch provided at the finish.

The route follows the Cam valley to Cambridge, then up into the Fens, crossing the River Ouse several times on a gently undulating route, via some attractive villages and interesting towns and villages.

The Flat 100 South is the latest instalment from Sportive HQ after the fantastic success of The Flat 100 (formerly Flat n Fast).

Riders love the opportunity of riding a flat sportive without the hindrance of hills getting in the way. With our usual style of all bikes allowed, including TT Bikes (as long as you follow our strict usage policy), its a great training ground for anyone attempting an Ironman triathlon this year.

If you are new to cycling, dont let that put you off though as the Time Trial bikes are set off first so they are out of the way of the rest of you and you can enjoy a leisurely ride with great feed stops along the way. Who knows you might achieve your furthest distance ride or your best time on a 100 mile or 100km distance without any hills to slow you down.

The short 21 mile route is fully marked but is still a guided ride for your peace of mind, let our experienced riders look after you whilst you enjoy the ride, there isnt a food stop on the ride itself but food is included at the finish line for the short route riders instead.

103km cycling event starting from Churchend, Dunmow, Essex. Controls at Hawstead, plus 1 information control.