Bristol Sport Backs Cycling City
Posted: Thursday, June 4th 2015
Video: Ben Breeze Previews Break The Cycle
Thursday, June 11th 2015
Bristol Sport caught up with Ben Breeze and three-time Olympian Ollie Beckinsale ahead of both taking part in Break The Cycle 2015.
On Sunday, June 14th, Ben Breeze and the Bristol Rugby Community Foundation will embark on a 110-mile charity ride from Ashton Gate Stadium for Break The Cycle 2015, to raise funds for young people in need.
Now in its fifth year, Break The Cycle will feature old friends and rivals, Bath Rugby Foundation and Gloucester Rugby on the ride, with the route encompassing all three clubs.
Following a fantastic response from the West Country’s cyclists, entries for Break The Cycle 2015 are now closed.
Follow the event on Twitter on @_BTC2015 and by using the hashtag #BTC2015, and Facebook here.
UPDATE: Please note registration is now 6.30am for a 7am departure
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