Tour de 4

Following Sir Chris Hoy's diagnosis with Stage 4 cancer, Tour De 4 was established with a clear purpose: to demonstrate that a Stage 4 diagnosis, while devastating, doesn't define the limits of what's possible.

Chris' vision is to bring together people who have been affected by cancer - whether directly or indirectly - to challenge perceptions, inspire hope and raise vital funds for cancer charities across the UK.
Starting and finishing at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow, there are 4 incredible routes on offer for all abilities. 

The Red Ride (56 miles) is for seasoned riders who love a challenge. The Blue Ride (37 miles) is perfect for casual cyclists or beginners looking for a challenge. The Green Ride (1Km) is a family route around the grounds of the velodrome. The Yellow Ride aims to give those who have been affected by cancer, particularly stage 4, the opportunity to participate with 1-20 minutes on a static bike. 

We'll provide you with a reason to put in those months of training and fundraising, because you know that your efforts are helping to improve the lives of people living with cancer.

Donations make up 98% of our annual income so we simply couldn't do what we do without you!

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Accessibility is a key focus of the Tour de 4 event. Routes range from 1 minute on a static bike, to a 1Km family ride, to a 37-56 mile open road cycle. 

The static bike option (1-20 minutes) aims to give those who have been affected by cancer, particularly stage 4, the opportunity to participate. 

For any questions about the accessibility of the event, including if you would like to take part with a support rider, please contact the Event Organisers.