The Wrecker

Ride The Wrecker offers an unparalleled challenge for hardcore cyclists seeking to push their limits on Britain's rugged terrain. Spanning 740 kilometers, or approximately 460 miles, this self-supported ultra gravel race begins at the southernmost tip of England in Land’s End and culminates inside the historic Herne Hill Velodrome.
The route traverses a diverse landscape that includes moorland tracks, mining paths, and ancient chalk roads. Cyclists will encounter over 10,000 meters of elevation gain as they navigate through remote areas where only perseverance can lead to success. The race features five mandatory checkpoints along the way, ensuring participants stay on course without allowing any shortcuts.
Ride The Wrecker is not just a test of physical endurance but also mental fortitude and resilience. Night riding under starlit skies adds an element of unpredictability as cyclists face changing weather conditions that can turn from sunny to stormy in moments. This race demands total commitment, with no time limit for rest or recovery—once the clock starts ticking, it never stops.
For those who embrace adventure and are ready to conquer Britain's diverse terrain on two wheels, Ride The Wrecker promises an unforgettable journey through some of England’s most scenic yet challenging routes.