ABF The Soldiers Charity - Varsity Triple Crown Challenge 2011

David Shaw is raising money for Army Benevolent Fund

Participants: David Shaw, Trev Aslan, Rich McLellan, Thomas-Jay Betts, James Hoad, Emma Byatt, Alexander Yorke, Kate Rellis, Hannah Mcinroy-Naylor, Zoe Rutterford, Rosalie Collis, Hufsa Khan, Anna Gillispie, Davinda Cheema

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Triple Crown Challange · 12 September 2011

Army Benevolent Fund

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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY OFFICERS’ TRAINING CORPS

www.varsitytriplecrownchallenge.com

The Cambridge Varsity Triple Crown Challenge marathon cycle team thanks for taking the time to visit our JustGiving page. 

In outline the event, called the Triple Crown Challenge, is a team time-trial ride circumventing the UK mainland from London to Edinburgh, Cardiff and then back to London for a total distance of 1000 miles. This challenge will require our riders to cycle and endure 100 miles a day for 10 days. Competing against our team, one day behind, will be Oxford University Officers’ Training Corp. 

The aim of the event would be to raise funds for the ABF-TSC’s Current Operations Fund while also raising public awareness of the Charity.

 A HUNDRED MILES A DAY FOR TEN DAYS

Night 1 at Peterborough

Night 2 at Leconfield

Night 3 at Gateshead

Night 4 at Edinburgh

Night 5 at Carlisle

Night 6 at Preston

Night 7 at Shrewsbury

Night 8 at Cardiff

Night 9 at South Cerney

The team completing the route in the faster time would be presented with the Triple Crown Challenge Trophy, to be retained for one year.

 

David Shaw

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Army Benevolent Fund

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