As we gear up for our multi-day cycle from Clamart to Stonehouse, covering hundreds of kilometres across borders, we are proud to support Médecins Sans Frontières—a unified global operations and logistics powerhouse. Just as our ride demands endurance, careful planning, and team coordination, MSF’s frontline teams rely on rapid-response supply chains, field epidemiology, and cold-chain transport to deliver vital medical care and emergency infrastructure in remote and hostile environments. Every donation helps fuel their lifesaving medical aid where it is needed most. Learn more at Médecins Sans Frontières.

Our four-day cross-border cycle ride covers 447 km from Clamart to Stonehouse, combining scenic French D-roads, the English countryside, and a mid-route overnight ferry. On Day 1 (90 km), riders roll out from Clamart through the Meudon and Rambouillet forests to reach Évreux. Day 2 (130 km) takes in Normandy's rolling hills, a café lunch in Lisieux, a two-hour cultural visit to Château de Crèvecœur, and a finish in Caen before boarding an overnight Brittany Ferries crossing to Portsmouth. After disembarking on Day 3 (85 km), the group rides past Portsdown Hill and through the Meon Valley for an early finish in Malmsbury to recover. Finally, Day 4 (100 km) leads riders through the Wylye Valley, Bradford-on-Avon, near Bath, and up the Cotswold edge via Nailsworth, culminating in a grand arrival in Stonehouse.