A date for the diary! Sunday 19 May 2019 at Pittville Park, 10am – 5pm. The Cheltenham Festival of Cycling returns on Sunday 19 May 2019 at Pittville Park, either side of Tommy Taylor’s Lane. With plenty of bike racks
The Cheltenham Festival of Cycling returns to Pittville Park on Sunday 19 May, 10am – 5pm – come and join in all the fun! Following on from the success of the 2017 Tour of Britain event, Cheltenham’s Festival of Cycling
Rise Above, the official sportive of Mark Cavendish, will come to Cheltenham this summer with three new and exciting routes starting and finishing from the world-famous racecourse and heading into the Cotswolds Area of Natural Beauty. Taking place on Sunday
The Cheltenham stage of the Tour of Britain has been hailed a huge success after thousands of people lined local roads to cheer on their cycling heroes. In a carnival atmosphere across the Borough, Dylan Groenewegen gave the crowds a
Media release 8 September 2017 Tomorrow will see Cheltenham playing host to an amazing day of cycling on Saturday 9 September, when the OVO Energy Tour of Britain rides into town for the Cheltenham Festival of Cycling. The Tour of
Media release 7 September 2017 A fabulous woolly bike is now on display at the Municipal Offices on the Promenade. An inspired keen knitter from the local community yarn bombed her late husband’s bike for Bloor Homes Cheltenham Festival of
Fernando Gaviria stormed to victory in the fourth day of the OVO Energy Tour of Britain in Newark-on-Trent as the sprinters continued to dominate the 2017 edition of the race. Second place behind Gaviria at the finish alongside Sconce and
Media release 6 September 2017 Extra bike racks available With only 2 days to go until Stage 7 of the OVO Energy Tour of Britain comes through Cheltenham, you may be thinking about how you will travel to one of
Elia Viviani took his fifth stage win in the OVO Energy Tour of Britain, but not without controversy as Edvald Boasson Hagen was initially declared the winner, before being disqualified for deviating in the sprint. Viviani had crossed the line
Caleb Ewan started the 2017 OVO Energy Tour of Britain off where he ended the previous edition, standing atop the podium as a stage winner, having taken the victory at the end of the 190-kilometre opening leg between Edinburgh and
