Entries for Mountains of the Merfynion 2024 are now open! Like TPA24, entries are on a first-come basis. However, after the success of this year, we have increased the number of places to 50, so hopefully there will be room for everyone. Otherwise, the format for MOTM24 remains largely the same. There may be some small adjustments […]
Entries for The Perfidious Albion 2024 are now open! Unlike WWC24, entries are on a first-come basis, so you can secure your place straight away. After making some changes to the route and format for TPA23, we’re planning to keep most things the same for next year. This means that the new Welsh section is staying, as
Applications for Wild West Country 2024 are now open. As you may already know, for 2024 we’re switching to an application process using a weighted lottery system, after two years of a first-come approach. You can read more about how this will work and why we’re making this change here. This change also means there is no need
For 2024, we’re excited to be partnering with The Bike Drop, a Community Interest Company (CIC) currently operating out of Brimscombe Mill in the Cotswolds. In the New Year, they will be opening a new location in Cirencester, my hometown, and this is where the start and/or finish checkpoints will be located for all our
Update: the same lottery will be used for WWC25 as well For the 2024 edition of Wild West Country, we’re switching to an application process using a lottery system, after two years of a first-come approach. Read more below to understand how it will work and why we are doing this. How does it work?
2023 is not yet over, but we’re already looking forward to 2024. The good news is that all three events will return and the provisional dates are now up on the website. The major change for next year is that TPA24 will move to August and run just before MOTM24. We’re currently in discussions with
It’s with great sadness that we share that our partners at Wild Carrot have had to close their Chavenage cafe and glamping with immediate effect. They have been denied a lease by the Chavenage Estate and have had no choice but to shut down operations. First of all, our thoughts go out to the staff,
Our first full calendar year of existence has come to a close and it’s time to look back at the highlights of this year. Despite global events, 2022 was a fantastic year of cycling, especially with our new event, the Wild West Country, bringing a host of new faces into the sport. But what made
The 2022 season is drawing to a close, so it’s time to look forward to 2023. A few weeks ago, we opened early entries for both The Perfidious Albion and Wild West Country to previous riders. Clearly, we’re not the only ones ready to make plans for next year and, as a consequence, we already
The final line-up for The Wild West Country has been confirmed. A few last-minute dropouts mean that we have a total of 36 brave individuals officially signed up to take on the challenge:
