
THE BORWELL CYCLE
On the edge of possibility
Sponsored by:
Official supplier of post ride recovery beer for the Borwell Cycle


Drawing it's inspiration from the Barkley Marathons, the Borwell Cycle is on the boundary of what is possible.
The concept is simple: the clock starts (even if you don't) at 7am and stops at 4pm, and within this time you must complete all 3 routes of the Spring Classic sportive in an order predetermined by the organiser.
Unlike those taking part in the Spring Classic sportive, you will not have access to the pre-ride food and, apart from being allowed water at the refreshment stop, you must be entirely self sufficient.
Sponsored by:
Official supplier of post ride recovery beer for the Borwell Cycle
16th March '25
ROWSLEY, DERBYSHIRE
For your own safety, and to keep you on your toes, there will be a cut-off time for completion of the first 2 loops. If you are outside this time you will not be able to continue.
Completion of the first 2 loops within a given time will, however, qualify you as a finisher of the Borwell Sprint.
To prove your completion of the course there may be information to collect on each loop,
making the event a test of concentration as well as endurance.
On 17th March 2024 Tom Webb became the first Borwell Cycle finisher. Read his story here
