LONDON-PARIS 2022

RIDER INFORMATION

20-24 JULY

RIDER LIST

Name Surname Nationality Team Name
Andy Adamson
Eran Afek hi
Abel Aguilar Bagaria
Rob Anderson
Xavier Anderson
Nick Archer DHL 1
Tony Atherton
Emma Ayton
Tim Barlow
Sarah Barrow
Konrad Bartelski
Becket Bedford
Mike Bedford
Laura Beet
Matthew Bell
Oliver Bell
Scott Benzie
Meg Birch
Robin Blomquist
James Boissier
Neil Borthwick
Phil Brace
Steve Bridge DHL 1
James Britton
Peter Bryan
David Bryant Ride Captain
Lydia Buckingham
Kimberley Bull
Paul Burgoyne
Anthony Burnett-Scott
Sarah Butler
Janice Butterworth
Matthew Butterworth
James Canham
Craig Carrington
Corry Cavell-Taylor
Paul Cheetham VCUAE
Simon Childs
Patrick Claridge
Juliette Clark Ride Captain
Mike Clark
David Clinton
Rachael Colley Ride Captain
Andy Collins
Piers Collins
Mark Collis
Damon Combrinck
Andrew Congleton
Alan Cook Ride Captain
Nik Cook Ride Captain
Jordan Coppin
Ed Coppinger DHL 1
Andrew Cornish
David Cox
George Cselko
Julia Da Silva
Chris Daley
Jonathan Danes
Claire Danson
Alex Danson-Bennett
Greg Davidson Ride Captain
Barrie Davies
Liz Davies-Ward
Jack Davis
Mark De Castro
Luke Delahunty
Stuart Dench
Rhian Denton
Paul Denvir
Mike Donohue
Joseph Dowley
Josh Elboim
Gwenaël Elies
David English
Dan Evans Science in Sport
Barbara Faissola
Sophie Faulkner
Anthony Fenton
Ben Fenton
Joe Fernley
Wayde Finch Ride Captain
Michael Finlay
Dan Fisher Ride Captain
Deborah Fletcher
Rob Fletcher Ride Captain
Carlos Fleury
Paul Foley Ride Captain
James Fox
Rod Freeman
Timothy Frosdick
Colin Fulford
Karin Gambe Ride Captain
Rob George
Louise Gibson
Andy Gilbert
Steve Gilbert
Lydia Godfrey
James Golby
James Golding
Tony Gordon
Liam Gouldsmith
Rob Green
Lucy Greenwood
Daniel Greest
Simon Grisewood
Dan Grobler
Sam Gubbey
Claire Guy
Mark Hall
Christina Hammond-Aziz
Richard Hampson Ride Captain
Kristan Harbut
Jonathan Harding
Paul Harding
Richard Hardy
Paul Hartigan
Imran Hassan
Julie-Anne Hazlett
Dan Hearn
James Henderson
Chris Hester
James Hester
Emma Higson
Jay Hines Ride Captain
Steve Hobson
Alex Hodgetts Eagles and Phoenixes
Helgo Hohenstein
Brian Hood
David Horne
Angela Howard
Brian Howard
Philip Howard
John Howes
Jonathan Hubbert
Kevin Hubbert
Adam Hurst
Sean Hurst
Richard Jarman
John John
Iain Johnston
Anthony Jones
Louise Jones
Jan Joubert
Pamela Kearns
Kate Kelland
Helena Khullar
Elliott Kibble
Loraine Kiely
Nick King
Alison Kirrage
Steven Kirrage
Lukasz Lachowicz
Clive Lafferty
Andy Laidler
Dominique LaPlagne Hotchillee
Sophie Laverick
Daniel Lawrence Ride Captain
Marc Lazarus
Duncan Leaning
Colin Leduc
Samuel Leonard
Eddy Lewis Ride Captain
Erin Lockwood
Brendan Lorentz
Anthony Lovell
Peter Lyons Hotchillee
Colin Maciver
James Mack
Robert Mackle
Liam Mahoney
Ishwar Manilal
Duncan Manning
Juan Martinez Hotchillee
Nick Masefield
Rob Masefield
Paulina Matthews
Paul Mawston
Stephen Maxted
Scott Mayes
Donna McConnell
James McEuen
Lindsay McGibbon
Andy McKenzie Ride Captain
Angus McNab
Senol Mehmet
Matthew Mills DHL 2
Rob Mills DHL 2
David Mitchell
Sipho Mona
Ady Morris
Kyle Mowbray
Alex Muirhead
Bernd Muller VCUAE
Nick Murray DHL 2
Andy Murtagh
Sue Murtagh
Adele Nash
Patrick Nash
Lara Newell Ride Captain
Andy Newton Ride Captain
Tim Newton Smith
Stephen Niblet Ride Captain
Dimi Nicolaides Ride Captain
Ricardo Nogare Eagles and Phoenixes
Vakis Paraskeva Ride Captain
Haydn Parry
Mike Parry
Greg Patmore Science in Sport
Dan Peacock
Martin Pearce
Richard Pearse
Stuart Pearson
Stuart Percival DHL 2
Alistair Phillips
Mark Phillips
Ricardo Pichetta Science in Sport
Jon Pilbro
Colin Pinder
Matt Plested Science in Sport
Christian Potiriadis
Katie Price
Rachel Przybylski Ride Captain
Mark Pugh
Jane Rae
Andrew Rastall
Jonathan Rawlins
Richard Rawstron
Lucy Ritchie
Cathy Roberts
Fabio Armando Rodrigues Eagles and Phoenixes
Ben Rogers
Carl Rose Hotchillee
Kelly Rose
Stephen Rosen
James Rutherford
David Rymer
Gustavo Santiago
Andy Saunders
David Savage
Richard Sear
Michelle Sharland Ride Captain
Max Sharp
John-Paul Sherley-Price
David Sidgwick Ride Captain
Brian Smith
Doug Smith
Kara Smith
Philip Smith
Tim Smithies
Nicole Stanners
Mark Starling VCUAE
Matthew Stephens
Andy Stonehouse
Richard Street
Rob Street
Wendy Tarplee-Morris
Alex Taylor
Ian Temple
David Thomas Ride Captain
Helene Thomas
Keith Thomas
Paul Thomas
Eric Thompson
Oliver Thorn
Howard Tisshaw
Jeremy Tolhurst
Alexander Tootell
Anthony Travis
Luke Treadwell
Jeff Turner
Liana Turner
David Tweedy
William Valler
Rachel Vialou-Clark
Ashleigh Vincent
Douglas Waddell
Andrew Wakely
Tim Walker
Will Wallis
Matthew Warner
Ady Watts
Paul watts
Jonathan Welch
Adrian Wells
Mikhail Wertheim-Aymes Artemis
William Wertheim-Aymes Artemis
Tim Wheeler
Iain White
Rachel Whitfield
Mark Wilkinson
Andy Williams
Emily Williams
Daniel Wilmot
Gareth Wilson Ride Captain
Roger Wilson
Donna Wiltshire
Keith Wishart
Sid Withers
James Wood
Robert Wooldridge
Michael Wren
Gavin Wright
James Wright
Phil Yates
Simon Yendell DHL 1
Thorold Youngman-Sullivan
James Yule
David Zelaskowski
Name Surname Nationality Team Name
Jon Masters
Vicky Shaw
Sven Thiele
Mark Adler
Paul Barthorpe
Jack Brammar
Francis Cade
Marty Clark
Paul Gardner
Alex Gaude
Suvi Loponen
Jonathan Packer Ride Captain
Dawn Slabber
Shaun Slabber
Stephanie Sutherland
Mark Tinker Ride Captain
Ian Tipping
Olly Townsend
John Whitney
Paul Forster
Jonathan O’Neil
Felicity Barkus
Jacky Bernett
Michael Blann
Pauline Campbell
Eldorette Carinus
David Kirkby Ride Captain
Jack Kirkby Ride Captain
Duncan Macaulay
Gregory Main
Peter McLintock
Bryan Melville
Joanne Shale
Dmitrijs Sinahs
Louis Stassen
Rachael Tyers
Graham Tyrell
Clive Vale
George Marshall

COMPETITION RESULTS

JERSEY HOLDERS

CYCLING PLUS GREEN SPRINT

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

FULL RESULTS >

BIKE RADAR RED CLIMB

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

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CYCLING PLUS YELLOW OVERALL (AWARDED IN PARIS)

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

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STAGE RESULTS

CYCLING PLUS GREEN SPRINT

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

STAGE RESULTS >

BIKE RADAR RED CLIMB

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

CLIMB 1 RESULTS >

CLIMB 2 RESULTS >

CYCLING PLUS YELLOW OVERALL

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

STAGE RESULTS >

CYCLING PLUS GREEN SPRINT

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

STAGE RESULTS >

BIKE RADAR RED CLIMB

Male: Dan Evans

Female: Rachel Whitfield

STAGE RESULTS >

CYCLING PLUS GREEN SPRINT

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FEMALE:

STAGE RESULTS >

BIKE RADAR RED CLIMB

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BEST TEAM RESULTS

WINNING TEAM: VCUAE

RIDER 1: Bernd Muller

RIDER 2: Paul Cheetham

RIDER 3: Mark Starling

ROUTE

gravel

Esher > Newhaven

A fast and flat 122km/400m following the Downs Link to the coast. Hitting urban gravel almost from the off before punching south with the chalky and flinty trails whizzing beneath your tyres.

London-paris-gravel-stage-1-route

Dieppe > Vernon

The Queen Stage covering 140km/1350m of rolling French trails, dipping in and out of forests, through picture postcard villages and finishing along the banks of the Seine. It’s a long day, but with an early start and late cut off there’s time to look up and enjoy the views.

London-paris-gravel-stage-2-route

Vernon > Paris

A flat roll-out along the Seine to ease the legs off before a string of brutal climbs and adrenaline fuelled descents. After 57km/800m of the rough stuff, the route joins up with the road riders for a spine tingling final 50km processionary ride to the Eiffel Tower complete with traffic police escort, motorbike outriders and rolling closed roads.

London-paris-gravel-stage-3-route

Road

Kingston upon Thames > Folkestone

Kingston upon Thames > Folkestone

Calais > Amiens

Amiens > Paris

ITINERARY

GRAVEL

Sign On takes place at Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane, Hampton Court, KT8 0BT.

14:00 - 17:00: Sign on

16:30 - 17:00: Rider briefing, Gravel

17:00 - 17:30: Rider briefing, Road

London to Newhaven

Prepare for a sunrise start as we depart Hampton Court for the coast.

Start location

Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane, East Moseley, KT8 0BT (entrance via back gate / playing fields)

Parking

Parking is available at Imber Court free of charge for the duration of the event. All vehicles must be collected no later than 15:00 on Monday 25 July.

Breakfast

There is tea/coffee and basic breakfast provisions available at the Start.

Start time

Gravel riders will leave immediately after the 6 road groups, at 06:30. You are best advised to arrive early to deal with any mechanical issues or last minute “@%*$ I forgot something!”. Riders must arrive 45 minutes before your departure time.

If you are not local and need to source local accommodation, we suggest booking.com searching the Esher area or postcode KT8.

The ride

This is a 3 out of 5 relatively flat stage. With 110kms offroad, we need to be at the ferry ready for check in by 15:30 latest, so we will need to keep a steady pace to have plenty of time for any delays. The road follows the Wey navigation canal system and links post Guildford in Surrey to the South Downs to the coast before a run along the seafront through Brighton and finishing in Newhaven.

Channel crossing

All riders must check in and board the ferry together. On arrival at the port the Hotchillee crew will be waiting for you. The crossing is at 17:00 and all passengers must check in at least 1.5 hours before. We have a cut off point on the route, so that if any riders have not met the cut off time we will transport you to the ferry port in one of the crew vehicles so you do not miss the crossing.

The crossing takes 4 hours and you will have dinner onboard. We will arrive in Dieppe at 22:00 local time. Then a short cycle from the ferry to the hotel led by the ride captains, please bring lights.

Dieppe to Vernon

Wake up to a continental hotel breakfast before you hit the road (or gravel) for your first day riding in France.

Breakfast

Breakfast will be at the event hotel.

Start time

Rolling by 08:00 (you can leave earlier if you wish).

The ride

This is a 5 out of 5. A long day with plenty of off-road sections following farm roads/fields, forest trails, river paths and some steep short climbs and a few tricky short descents thrown in. It is a great route and ride, with the key to success being “just keep movin”. Check points for water and snacks and a lunch break will be essential as we will burn some calories on this Queens Stage.

Finish

We finish the day in Vernon. There are bike washing facilities on arrival at the event hotel.

Vernon to Paris

The morning may feel long, but as the excitement builds there’s no more iconic finish line than the Champs Élysées and you get to cross it with all your London-Paris comrades.

Breakfast

Once again breakfast will be at the event hotel.

Start times

Rolling by 08:00 (you can leave earlier if you wish).

The ride

A 3 out of 5. A ride of two parts, Part 1 off-road to the lunch stop at Menucourt, although only 57kms it’s a solid ride and on tired legs with some great views as we travel through some very special villages, expanding river views and woodland/farms and French countryside. At Mencourt the gravel event meets up with the LONDON PARIS road event who have made their way from London via Folkestone, Calais and Amiens. Together we will ride the final 45km on the road to the centre of Paris and finish in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower.

ETA to the finish is currently 16:30 but timings may change and we will provide final details nearer the time, along with the exact location for you to share with any friends or family who wish to cheer you in.

For those not taking part in the Tour de France Experience on Sunday, it’s time to say goodbye to your bike. At the finish your bike will be packed onto the DHL trucks. Pedals will be removed and given to you for safe keeping, any bike computers and water bottles must also be removed. The trucks then start their journey back to the UK and will see you again at the start venue, Imber Court. For those taking part in the Tour de France Experience on Sunday – you will ride back to the hotel, escorted by the Hotchillee ride captains. What’s another 3.5km anyway?! Once at the hotel we have secure bike storage.

For anyone whose bike is not returning to the UK and requires a bike box for their onward travel please make sure they add this to your rider information questionnaire. For those of you with bike boxes, these will be waiting for you at the event hotel where you will be able to pack your bike and store it until your departure.

Accommodation

All riders are staying at Le Meridien Etoile, 81 Boulevard Gouvion Saint-Cyr, 75848 Cedex 17, 75017 Paris.

Luggage

Will be waiting for all riders at the hotel and can be collected at check in.

Celebrations

A drinks reception with canapes will take place at Le Meridien Etoile from 19:00 until 20:00. Here there will be the jersey presentation, rider ‘spirit’ awards and more.

Dinner

Dinner is at leisure and folk normally meet up again later at the Canadian Embassy pub, across the road from the hotel, for drinks and more celebrations!

Eurostar

For those who have purchased a 11:13 Eurostar ticket via Hotchillee. You will need to make your own way to Gare de Nord and should allow at least 1hr from checking in to departure. On arrival at St Pancras there will be a coach waiting for you to take you and your luggage to the start location (Imber Court) where your bike and car (if you have parked) will be waiting for you. Bikes/cars are available for collection from 12:00 to 15:00 only.

The Tour de France experience

We will provide separate and more detailed information regarding the ride on Sunday morning and grandstand seating. Along with the ASO timing and schedule for both the start of the Femme competition and finish of the Men’s Tour de France.

Tour de France VIP Hospitality

If you have purchased the Rive Gauche VIP hospitality package, we will provide you with all the information nearer the time.

Eurostar

For those who have purchased a 11:13 Eurostar ticket via Hotchillee. You will need to make your own way to Gare de Nord and should allow at least 1hr from checking in to departure. On arrival at St Pancras there will be a coach waiting for you to take you and your luggage to the start location (Imber Court) where your bike and car (if you have parked) will be waiting for you. Bikes/cars are available for collection from 12:00 to 15:00 only.

All vehicles must be collected no later than 15:00 on Monday 25 July. After this time vehicles will be removed and any cost or damage associated with this will be the responsibility of the owner.

Any bikes not collected on Monday will be stored at Imber Court temporarily at the owner’s own risk. Storage will be charged at £25 per day and can only be collected by appointment and after payment.

If you wish to organise bike storage in advance then the charge will be £15 per day. However all bikes must be collected no later than 14:00 on Saturday 30 July.

ROAD

Sign On takes place at Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane, Hampton Court, KT8 0BT.

14:00 - 17:00: Sign on

16:30 - 17:00: Rider briefing, Gravel

17:00 - 17:30: Rider briefing, Road

London to Folkestone

Start location: Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane, East Moseley, KT8 0BT (entrance via back gate / playing fields)

Parking: Designated parking is available at Imber Court free of charge for the duration of the event. All vehicles must be collected no later than 15:00 on Monday 25 July.

Breakfast: There is tea/coffee and basic breakfast provisions available at the Start.

Start times:

Riders must arrive 45 minutes before your start time. The groups will leave at the following times (yes we know it’s early!):

Group 3 - 05:30

Group 4 - 05:35

Group 5 - 05:40

Group 6 - 05:45

Group 1 - 06:10

Group 2 - 06:15

If you are not local and need to source local accommodation, we suggest booking.com searching the Esher area or postcode KT8.

Why such an early start we hear you say?! Day 1 is the toughest, mainly because of the pressure to get everyone across the channel to France. With 17 years of experience running the event we know how important it is to factor in plenty of contingency and get you all safely to Calais … more info on this below.

Channel crossing: All groups will arrive at Stop 24 Services, Hythe where they will collect their luggage (bikes will be packed onto the DHL trucks) and board coaches to travel to Calais via ferry. Once in Calais you will be taken directly to your hotel. We use a selection of hotels in Calais. Your bikes will be unloaded in a safe and secure location in Calais – ready and waiting for you for Stage 2!

Calais to Amiens

Wake up to a continental hotel breakfast before you hit the road (or gravel) for your first day riding in France.

Breakfast: Breakfast will be at the event hotels and then coaches will collect riders from the hotels and take you to the start location where you can load your luggage onto the DHL trucks and grab your bike.

Start times: These will be published nearer the event, but you should expect to start Stage 2 between 07:30 and 08:20.

Finish: We finish the day in Amiens, your bike will be stored overnight in a secure location, and you will be bused to the event hotels for dinner. We use a selection of hotels in Amiens. Amiens is a beautiful city with a famous gothic Cathedral, so if you have time, and can keep your eyes open, you should go and check it out.

Amiens to Paris

The morning may feel long, but as the excitement builds there’s no more iconic finish line than the Champs Élysées and you get to cross it with all your London-Paris comrades.

Breakfast: Once again breakfast will be at the event hotels and then coaches will collect riders from the hotels and take you to the start location where you can load your luggage onto the DHL trucks and grab your bike.

Start times: These will be published nearer the event, but you should expect to start Stage 3 between 07:00 and 08:30.

Stage 3 is a long morning with lunch at 132km. At the lunch spot we will meet up with the LONDON PARIS gravel riders who have made their way from London via Newhaven, Dieppe and Vernon off road. Together we will ride the final 45km to the centre of Paris and finish in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower.

ETA to the finish is currently 16:30 but timings may change and we will provide final details nearer the time, along with the exact location for you to share with any friends or family who wish to cheer you in.

For those not taking part in the Tour de France Experience on Sunday, it’s time to say goodbye to your bike. At the finish your bike will be packed onto the DHL trucks. Pedals will be removed and given to you for safe keeping, any bike computers and water bottles must also be removed. The trucks then start their journey back to the UK and will see you again at the start venue, Imber Court.

For those taking part in the Tour de France Experience on Sunday – you will ride back to the hotel, escorted by the Hotchillee ride captains. What’s another 3.5km anyway?! Once at the hotel we have secure bike storage.

For anyone whose bike is not returning to the UK and requires a bike box for their onward travel please make sure you add this to your rider information questionnaire which you’ll be emailed next week. For those of you with bike boxes, these will be waiting for you at the event hotel where you will be able to pack your bike and store it until your departure.

All riders are staying at Le Meridien Etoile, 81 Boulevard Gouvion Saint-Cyr, 75848 Cedex 17, 75017 Paris. Luggage will be waiting for all riders at the hotel and can be collected at check in.

Celebrations: A drinks reception with canapes will take place at Le Meridien Etoile from 19:00 until 20:00. Here there will be the jersey presentation, ride captain group ‘spirit’ awards and more. Plus, a chance to see the short video clip put together by our amazing media production team of the past 3 days.

Dinner: Dinner is at leisure and folk normally meet up again later at the Canadian Embassy pub, across the road from the hotel, for drinks and more celebrations!

Eurostar: For those who have purchased a 11:13 Eurostar ticket via Hotchillee. You will need to make your own way to Gare de Nord and should allow at least 90mins from checking in to departure. On arrival at St Pancras there will be a coach waiting to take you and your luggage to the start location (Imber Court) where your bike and car (if you have parked) will be waiting for you. Bikes/cars are available for collection from 12:00 to 15:00 only.

The Tour de France experience: We will provide separate and more detailed information regarding the ride on Sunday morning and grandstand seating. Along with the ASO timing and schedule for both the start of the Femme competition and finish of the Men’s Tour de France.

Tour de France VIP Hospitality: If you have purchased the Rive Gauche VIP hospitality package, we will provide you with all the information nearer the time.

Eurostar

For those who have purchased a 11:13 Eurostar ticket via Hotchillee. You will need to make your own way to Gare de Nord and should allow at least 1hr from checking in to departure. On arrival at St Pancras there will be a coach waiting for you to take you and your luggage to the start location (Imber Court) where your bike and car (if you have parked) will be waiting for you. Bikes/cars are available for collection from 12:00 to 15:00 only.

All vehicles must be collected no later than 15:00 on Monday 25 July. After this time vehicles will be removed and any cost or damage associated with this will be the responsibility of the owner.

Any bikes not collected on Monday will be stored at Imber Court temporarily at the owner’s own risk. Storage will be charged at £25 per day and can only be collected by appointment and after payment.

If you wish to organise bike storage in advance then the charge will be £15 per day. However all bikes must be collected no later than 14:00 on Saturday 30 July.

Event COMMS

Hotchillee App

Once on the event all communications including results and photos will be shared with riders will be via the Hotchillee companion app.

Please make sure this is downloaded on to your phone. Log in details are the same as your website log in.

Faq

Yes. Additional purchases will be available on registration:

  • Tour de France additional day upgrade
  • Return Eurostar tickets
  • Single room supplement
  • VIP Tour de France Hospitality
  • Non-riding partner upgrades in Paris

Yes, you can pay in full or with a £500 deposit followed by monthly instalments.

The Road event is restricted to roadworthy road bicycles or E-Bikes only. The ride takes place on tarred or cobbled roads.

Note that no bicycle is permitted to have unconventional handlebars including triathlon bars, aero bars, clip-ons, prayer bars, and cow bars.

For the Gravel event we recommend you ride on a gravel/ adventure bike. You can also join us on a Mountain Bike if you would prefer.

We recommend gravel tyres at 38 mm or wider ideally.

If you are in any doubt about the suitability of your bike for the event then please contact the organisers whose decision is final.

You must be 18 years or older on 20th July 2022.

If you are in doubt as to your fitness then we recommend you have a medical check-up before registering.

For the Road event no, you will ride in a fully supported peloton with a Hotchillee ride captains, lead car and motorbike outriders leading the way.

For the Gravel event you will be provided with gpx files. The routes in the UK and France are not signed the whole event you will be supported by the Hotchillee ride captains and event crew.

All Road participants ride in supported speed groups. Riders are not permitted to ride on their own.

Each group rides as a peloton with a lead car, motorbike outriders, mechanic’s van and rolling road closures with the Hotchillee ride captains in radio contact with the support vehicles to help ensure the safety of each group at all times.

The format consists of tempo group riding with timed race sections for Groups 1 and 2, where participants compete for Leader’s Jerseys. The other speed groups focus on completing the event in a fun and fully supported environment.

The Gravel event is a gravel adventure, not a race and participants are free to ride solo if they wish or in groups supported by the Hotchillee ride captains. The ride captains are there to support, encourage and help with any mechanicals. They will also be in contact with the event team and support vehicles.

The support vehicles will meet participants at various points along the route which are accessible, however you will need to be self-sufficient for large sections of the ride.

Road

Group 1: 30+ km/h (Racing Group)

Group 2: 28 - 29 km/h

Group 3: 26 -27 km/h

Group 4: 24 - 25 km/h

Group 5: 22 - 23 km/h

Gravel

The minimum average speed (off-road) participants require to ride this event is 15 km/h

You will need to Sign On for the event in person on Wednesday 20 July 2022. Sign On at Imber Court Sports Club, Hampton Court, KT8 0BT between 14:00-17:00. Rider briefing will take place at

Road 17:00

Gravel 17:30

You will not be able to sign on on the morning of the 21 July.

The start is from Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane, East Molesey, Surrey KT8 0BT

We recommend finding a hotel in or close to Esher. With an early start the next morning for Stage 1, you’ll get a bit more of a lie in! To find a local hotel on Booking.com click here.

Bikes will be returned to Imber Court from Paris unless you have asked us to transport your bike box to Paris for you. Your return travel is not included as many of our riders are international and not returning to the UK. You will be able to book return Eurostar and coach packages soon which drop you back at the start line where your bike will be waiting.

Bike hire is no longer available via Sigma Sports. We are investigating other options.

Yes, if you need any supporting letters for your Visa application please email the request to [email protected]

If Hotchillee cancels the event for any reason not listed in the conditions of sale, your entry fee is fully refundable.
If the event is postponed due to COVID-19, your entry will automatically be transferred to the new date. If you can’t make the new dates, you’ll receive a credit to use against any other Hotchillee multi-day event. The credit expires on 1 July 2023. If you have not used the credit by the expiry date, you’ll receive a refund equal to the original booking amount.

If for any reason you need to cancel your entry there are several options available:

  1. You are able to nominate a substitute rider for your entry (up to 30 days before the event start date).
  2. You may defer your entry as a credit towards another HotChillee event in the same or following calendar year (up to 12 weeks before the event start date).
  3. You are entitled to the following refund on your entry:

  • 17 Weeks + before the Event start date: 66% refund of the full entry fee paid including any extra services and upgrades
  • 13-16 weeks before the Event start date: 33% refund of the full entry fee paid including any extra services and upgrades
  • 0-12 weeks before the Event start date: 0% refund of the full entry fee paid including any extra services and upgrades
  • If you are not able to travel due to COVID-19 click here for our COVID-19 Guarantee

To cancel your entry, please contact [email protected]

If you are not able to travel due to COVID-19 click here for our COVID-19 Guarantee.

Participants are responsible for ensuring that they are familiar and compliant with both UK and French travel entry requirements. These are constantly changing so please ensure you are up to date at the time of travel.

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