New events from HotChillee and No Fuss whilst entries close for Cheshire Cat

Evans Cycles King of the Downs 2011 sportive

published 22 March 2012

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No Fuss Events

Not known for the road going events, No Fuss is reaching out into the Sportive scene with the introduction of two new rides in 2012. Buachille sportive and the Lord of the Lochs Sportive will join a number of events that No Fuss events promotes, which include 10 Under the Ben and the Macavalanche. No Fuss Sportives will be working along side Chain Reaction Cycles and Vitus as part of the waited Vitus Sportive Series during 2012.

The makers of the popular London-Paris and Alpine Challenge bike ride have now opened its doors to a new one-day event in the UK. The Hotchillee Sportive will be on Sunday March 25, starting in Dorking at the bottom of the infamous Box Hill. The event, which holds 300 places is being used as a London-Paris and Alpine Challenge training ride, but is open to everyone. The route takes you over both the North and South Downs before heading back past the famous Goodwood race circuit.

A full day of enjoyment is to be had at the sportive held in the beautiful Clapham, North Yorkshire, not South London! Three routes set in the hills and valleys of Yorkshire Dales taking in the National Parks. Organisers say they are very intimate with the local area and have packed this ride with great roads with there extensive knowledge. Afterwards you can enjoy an evening in the New Inn Hotel, which the Rough Riders have hired for the event especially.

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Symon Lewis joined Cycling Weekly as an Editorial Assistant in 2010, he went on to become a Tech Writer in 2014 before being promoted to Tech Editor in 2015 before taking on a role managing Video and Tech in 2019. Lewis discovered cycling via Herne Hill Velodrome, where he was renowned for his prolific performances, and spent two years as a coach at the South London velodrome.

New events from HotChillee and No Fuss whilst entries close for Cheshire Cat

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