Planning the 2011 End to End cycle

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Team2011. Left to right: Tyler, Dan, Gordon, Tom and Luke.

I had so much fun doing the End to End cycle in August 2009. I have started to planning to do the cycle again, this time for 2011. Yes I know that 2011 is a good while away, but it will give me lots of time to save up money again for it. Also this time, going to get a big group of us going it.

So far at least 4 other people have said they are up for doing it :). They are people that I work with at the Peterborough Greyhound Stadium. How they will be with so many of us wanting to take the time off, all at once I have no idea.

Now I really can’t wait for the summer of 2011. Just hope I have better weather this time!

More news on Team2011 soon…

Search engine listings

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Since doing lots of work to this website, we can now be found high up on most search engines. Below is where we can be found if you search for “end to end cycle”

  • altavista – #5
  • Ask – #9
  • Bing – #8
  • Google – #6
  • Yahoo UK – #5

The Man Who Cycled The Americas

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Mark Beaumont

Just doing a plug for a show which will be on BBC1 later this month. It’s a documentary called “The Man Who Cycled The Americas”, all about Mark Beaumont.

It will air on BBC1: Tue March 23rd, 30th & April 6th from 10.35pm.

Websites:-

www.bbc.co.uk/cyclingtheamericas

twitter.com/cyclingamericas

twitter.com/MrMarkBeaumont

The Sport Relief Bike Ride celebs triumph

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As the end to the cycle challenge draws near, the exhausted team of celebs get a new lease of life and theres still plenty of surprises for them at the finish line! If you’d like to show your support for the BT Sport Relief Million Pound Bike Ride, you can sponsor the team at www.sportrelief.com/bikeride.

Sport Relief Million Pound Bike Ride they made the MILLION!

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#SR_bike They made it! on Twitpic
#SR_bike They made it! on Twitpic

Well done to the six celebrities that cycled the length of Britain. So far they have raised £1,006,509 (correct at 04/03/2010 @ 8:11pm GMT).

They nailed it! In 82 hours, seven celebrities cycled the length of the UK, day and night, scaling 1,000ft peaks, battling icy blizzards and lows of -15C.

Listening to them on the Scott Mills show on BBC Radio 1, was great. I was so happy for them, it made me remember when I did it last year.

You can still sponsor the team by going to http://www.sportrelief.com/whats-on/challenges/cycleteam/donate.

You can watch their entire journey on Thursday 18th March on BBC One at 9pm. Don’t miss it!