Road Cycling Events in Middlesbrough

The Stockton Sportive, one of the most inclusive events in the calendar!

From the tougher than the Fed Whitton Tour de Moor 100 miles/ 11,000ft of climbing route right down to the nearly flat Spin ride, there is something for evryone!

Any of the 4 routes available are stunning. Depart the established event site of Stockton Riverside on closed roads and ride away from the urban area escorted by motor bikes like a star in the Tour de France!

Whatever route you chose the 2017 |Stockton Sportive will be a great day out in a safe and well supported event and a your chance to be part of this spectacular weekend in Stockton-on-Tees.

Starting from Croft, NorthYorkshire, three routes will head out on some mostly flat country lanes, in amazing scenery, away from busy traffic, in the direction of Richmond - nothing too tough in the early miles. They will then climb away in the direction of Buttertubs on some little ridden roads, up through Swaledale. The medium route will tackle the killer 'Cote de Grinton Moor', whilst the long route will continue to drag forever upwards to the Buttertubs climb, which straight away, is steep! It's a long climb but the descent is an awesome one! 30 miles, 68 miles, 94 miles.

A 100k cycling event starting from Aldbrough St John, near Richmond.

As part of the Fadmoor Cycling day we are proud to host the Fadmoor Sportive 2019. We welcome riders of all abilities to take part in our two routes

We have a 26 mile (approx) short route, for those who just wish to get on a bike and challenge themselves. The shorter route is aimed at Sportive first timers. Road bikes, hybrids or MTB can be used here.

For more experinced riders there is a Two Lap option (52 Mile)

Ladies/ Women /Breeze Riders most welcome as are groups from sports clubs and groups of friends.

Electric Bikes are welcome! Its about getting on your bike and Enjoying it!

The White Horse is a fine way to end your Sportive Season. As we twist through the empty lanes with only cyclists in sight well be lost in what a wonderful route the White Horse is and how enjoyable riding these roads in a Velo29 Event really can be.

If you have joined us before, you will know that our emphasis is on having fun and a grand day out in the fresh airand, in the process, raising vital funds for disadvantaged children in Yorkshire.

Come and join us and you will be made very welcome whether you are on your own or riding with a group of friends and whether you are a regular rider, or a bit rusty! We have designed our two routes so there is something for everyone.

We cant guarantee the weather, but we can guarantee you fresh air, a friendly welcome and a fine route. Come and join us well look forward to seeing you.

This route explores the best cycling Yorkshire has to offer including many of the roads used for the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart linked together via quiet scenic lanes. The route is a real mix of Yorkshire cycling routes, taking in quiet undulating roads to long slogs up to the high, exposed moors that deliver dramatic views across stunning landscapes.

Setting off from Whitby the roads are superb, and as we descend to Sandsend and ride along the sea front, the views are amazing. The most picturesque start to any sportive! But dont relax, well shortly be climbing Lythe bank,with its long drags to the top. From Lythe we disappear into the North Yorkshire Moors and their spell-binding scenery, quiet roads, stunning little villages, tough climbs and exhilarating descents, before returning to Whitby to celebrate our part in the famous Whitby Regatta, now in its 177th year and one of the oldest such events in the World. 32 miles, 58 miles, 79 miles.

200km cycling event starting from Richmond, N Yorks. Controls at Kettlewell, Pateley Bridge, and Ripon, plus 5 information controls.

100km cycling event starting from Richmond, N Yorks. Controls at Kettlewell and Middleham, plus 4 information controls.