Prudential RideLondon - Surrey 46 2020

The Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46 is part of the RideLondon festival of cycling.

Where
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London

About the event

The sportive comprises a spectacular 46-mile route on traffic-free roads, beginning at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London and following the same route as the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 for the first 27 miles before taking a new two-mile route, which then links up with the last 17 miles through London to the finish on The Mall.

The Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46 has been created specifically for newer cyclists and also younger cyclists, who might find a 100-mile challenge intimidating or, in the case of 16-18 year olds, they are not eligible to enter. The Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46 offers a great introduction to cycling on traffic-free roads and is a wonderful way to ride your first sportive.

How we'll support you

Whether you secure a ballot or charity place, we pride ourselves on giving our cyclists all the support they need, after all you'll be raising important funds to help us make sure that everyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn.

You can expect to receive:

A RideLondon-Surrey 46 support pack equipped with loads of fundraising tips and challenge advice to help you prepare
Regular enewsletters in the lead up to the event to help keep you motivated!
A Mind cycling jersey to wear for the event when you hit your 50% target
Fantastic support on race day with an enthusiastic cheering team en route and an post-race picnic in the park
A dedicated and experienced coordinator who will be on hand to answer your questions
Fundraising materials when requested

Any questions?

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Or you can send us an email using the button below, or give us a call on 0300 999 3887 and we'll be more than happy to help.

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Why Mind?

Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales and by joining our team you will enable us to continue to provide support to the 1 in 4 people who experience mental distress in their life times.

£1,000 could be spent on printing 5,000 advice booklets, offering practical advice on subjects such as stress, bereavement, depression and eating disorders.