Revolve24

ENDURANCE CYCLING ON BRANDS HATCH GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT

24 HOUR | 12 HOUR | 6 HOUR

If you fancy an Endurance Cycling Challenge on the smooth tarmac of a Grand Prix Circuit - traffic free and the freedom to just cycle - then this is for you! We welcome riders of all abilities - whether to compete, challenge yourself, members of your club or to ride for charity - there is a place on the track for everyone!

We will run three challenges: 24 hour | 12 hour | 6 hour. Our 24 Hour Challenge will start at 3pm on Saturday 14 September and the chequered flag will fall at 3pm on the Sunday afternoon. The 12 Hour Challenge also starts at 3pm on Saturday 14 September and will finish at 3am on Sunday morning. The 6 Hour Challenge will run from 9am to 3pm on the Sunday morning.

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You can choose whether to take the challenge on as a soloist or come along with pals and create a team of either 2, 4, 6 or 8 riders depending on the length of Challenge that you have opted for.

We have charity places available for our Partner Charities and you will be hosted in their exclusive garage and you will receive a cycling jersey from your charity and a Revolve24 Big Bobble Hat as a thank you for your fund raising and support.

As you will be riding on a Grand Prix Circuit we like to keep lots of fun F1 formats within the event - you will be able to use the Revolve24 App to upload your training data before the event to see how you and your competitors are doing, and, in the case of 24 Hour riders, to earn the bragging rights of starting on Pole Position of the Grid for our Le Mans style Grand Start on race day. Once the challenge has started real-time performance data, individual and team tracking information will be available to all enabling competitors to know where they stand in the race for King or Queen of The Mountains, Fastest Lap, Category Champions and Overall Winners.

The event is run as a Relay and your Pit Stop will consist of a transition of your 'baton' from the incoming rider to the next rider out!