Previous Editions
Every edition, in words and photos
Every event is different. The weather, the characters, the competition.
Every event is different, whether due to the conditions, the characters or the competition. But each one is unique and memorable. Throughout our events, we take hundred – often thousands – of photos, which help capture just a fraction of what the riders experience. To relive an event, take a look at the ride reports and Ride in Photos below.
You can also find our results here and links to various rider write-ups here.
Mountains of the Merfynion 2026
Read more: Mountains of the Merfynion 2026Wildfire diversions, a faster and hotter start than usual, and our highest ever finish rate. Jake Cullen led home after 60 hours, while James Page and Jon Cox became the first pair to complete the Triple Crown.
Wild West Country 2026
Read more: Wild West Country 2026The fifth and, for now, final loop of the south west stayed dry until the frosts arrived. Rhys Clarke won in 43 hours and 41 minutes, with Ella Brown the first woman home in fifth.
Mountains of the Merfynion 2025
Read more: Mountains of the Merfynion 2025The start and finish moved into Wales for the first time, with riders climbing The Tumble alongside Tour of Britain fans. Nathan Woodhouse was first home, while Paddy Cope and Joe Tresadern completed the first Triple Crowns.
The Perfidious Albion 2025
Read more: The Perfidious Albion 2025Seventeen riders set off from Lockerbie in a heatwave, before storms swept across North Wales. Mark Turnbull won in 135 hours and 40 minutes, despite a GPS failure and a broken derailleur.
Wild West Country 2025
Read more: Wild West Country 2025Our first manned checkpoint, near-perfect weather and the fastest Wild West Country yet. Dicky Hibbert won in 37 hours and 22 minutes, and Alli Holland was the first woman home on two artificial knees.
Mountains of the Merfynion 2024
Read more: Mountains of the Merfynion 2024Illness and injury meant just nine riders started from Brimscombe, on a route with more scenery and far less hike-a-bike than before. Three of them made it back.
The Perfidious Albion 2024
Read more: The Perfidious Albion 2024More riders than ever and typically British weather, with sunshine and showers throughout. The lead changed at the final checkpoint when Alexander Spoelstra’s front brake failed a few hours from the finish.
Wild West Country 2024
Read more: Wild West Country 2024Our first edition from The Bike Drop at Brimscombe Mill, with a new checkpoint at Kimmeridge Bay. Spring arrived just in time, with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees warmer than the weekend before.
Mountains of the Merfynion 2023
Read more: Mountains of the Merfynion 2023The first Mountains of the Merfynion, combining hike-a-bike, singletrack, forestry tracks and sweeping asphalt. Slow going and road closure diversions tested the riders, but the weather showed Wales at its best.
The Perfidious Albion 2023
Read more: The Perfidious Albion 2023After two heatwave editions, TPA23 brought high winds and persistent rain. The new halfway checkpoint gave riders something to aim for, and its wood-burning stove proved popular despite it being mid-July.
