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Dragon Ride - Étape Wales
Event info
Dragon Ride: Dragon Ride L’Etape Wales is one of the most iconic events in the UK sportive calendar.
Taking place from Margam Park in South Wales, this official Tour de France sportive is as close to Alpine riding as you can get on home soil.
Tackling climbs including Rhigos, The Bwlch and The Devil's Elbow, this bucket-list event for avid cyclists sees riders take on routes from 100km right up to Dragon Devil at 305km, tackling up to 4,000m of climbing in one day.
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/164909-0
Prices:
General MacMillan 100 Entry: GBP 49.50
General Medio Fondo Entry: GBP 52.50
General Gran Fondo Entry: GBP 55.50
General Dragon Devil Entry: GBP 92.50
Category: Sports and Leisure, Cycling
Time: 6:30 am - 8:00 pm
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