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Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia
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Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia is the UK's leading closed road cycling event. General entries for 2015 sold out in less than three days as thousands of cycling enthusiasts secured a place at the start line of the UK’s premier closed road sportive. Prospective participants can still secure a place as a limited amount of Charity Pledge Places are available to raise vital funds for the Official Charity Partner, Marie Curie Cancer Care.
This unique cycling event takes place on Sunday 10th May 2015 in Perthshire, Scotland, and offers 5,000 participants the opportunity to ride on completely closed roads in one of the most breath-taking locations the UK has to offer. In 2014 £353,908 was raised by Etape Caledonia participants for Marie Curie Cancer Care and in 2015 they hope to raise over £380,000. The money raised will help nurses care for more terminally ill people.
Latest Comments
- Nagai74 5 min 40 sec ago
Same here, except I bought the frameset and built it up myself, and didn't see any issues with the frame at all, and I did have a good nose around...
- brooksby 31 min 58 sec ago
And yet that seems to be the complete opposite of what happened in Mr Waterson's case… ...
- HoarseMann 32 min 27 sec ago
Another thing that wasn't mentioned in the news articles, is why this lorry was there in the first place. There are weight restrictions on both...
- quiff 54 min 29 sec ago
Interesting. I would have expected someone else (wearing gloves) to handle the swab and administer the test to minimise that sort of contamination....
- eburtthebike 1 hour 9 min ago
No problem: Trump's going to fix it. The same way the tories fixed the NHS, only much, much worse.
- the little onion 2 hours 22 min ago
The bus should have been bigger and brighter coloured. How are drivers expected to spot a bright yellow double decker bus on our roads?...
- HoarseMann 3 hours 14 min ago
BBC news article on this implies anyone cycling on the road, rather than using the cycle area, is riding incorrectly! ...
- festina 4 hours 39 min ago
One thing that definitely doesn't hold up emergency vehicles is the volume of car traffic on the road or the autobesity of cars that has been going...
- slc 5 hours 9 min ago
There is a modest scientific literature on cycling shoes. It is generally sceptical about the value of greater stiffness provided by say carbon...
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As closed road sportives are getting fewer and fewer in england and Wales, I can see this becoming an event that gets more in demand.
I'll certainly consider it over Etape Cymru.
Great events and a great cause.
I'm just a bit nervous that I'll have to renew my passport in order to cross the border.