Tour of Cambridgeshire - What's the plan??

Posted on Mon 1st, June 2015

• #1

MattHallett

So plenty of us are off to the Tour of Cambridgeshire this weekend. Is there a plan to try and get together on the start line and ride in a group, pro peleton style, or shall we just pick each other up in the bunch?
• #2

Glenn

I'm up for meeting so we can ride together. Shell we meet by registration at 11 ish?
• #3

MattHallett

Just having a quick read through the race book and it says that registration closes at 10am on the Sunday (opens at 6am). So we're going to have at least 2hrs to kill/warm up/drink coffee before race time.

Posted this conversation on Strava as well and there are a few other guys up for meeting/grabbing a coffee beforehand.
• #4

MattHallett

Edit: The entry gates/pens related to each rider's race number/position at the start will open at 11am, so we should look to be there or thereabouts at that time, to make sure we're each in the correct place approipriate to our race numbers.

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