Course guide and information

August 2009 sees the 13th annual Surrey League Revolutions 5-day cycle race taking place in Surrey and East and West Sussex.

Around 80 of Britain's top riders will be taking part in the gruelling 5 day long race. Each day they will cover around 100 miles - as well as climbing some of the steepest hills in South East England.

Starting on Friday 21st August, each day sees the participants racing on circuits in different parts of the Region. This year's route revisits some of the favourite spots from previous years such as the South Downs at Goodwood and the Ashdown Forest.

Day 1 - Friday 21st August, stage 1 start time 12:00.
96.1 mile road race using Rusper, Norwood Hill and Henfold Hill circuits.
HQ - Capel Village Memorial Hall, 55 The Street, Capel, Surrey RH5 5EL
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Day 2 - Saturday 22nd August, stage 2 start time 12:00.
95.6 mile road race using Handcross, Staplefield and Warninglid circuits.
HQ - Handcross Parish Hall, High Street, Handcross, Sussex RH17 6BJ
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Day 3 - Sunday 23rd August, stage 3a start time 11:00.
2.4 mile time trial using Goodwood Motor Circuit.
HQ - Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit, Claypit Lane, Westerton, Chichester, West Sussex PO18 0PX
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Sunday 23rd August, stage 3b start time 13:00
81.3 mile road race using Goodwood, The Benges and South Harting circuits.
HQ - Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit, Claypit Lane, Westerton, Chichester, West Sussex PO18 0PX
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Day 4 - Monday 24th August, stage 4 start time 12:00.
103.5 mile road race using Chiddingfold, Alfold, Kirdford and Dunsfold circuits.
HQ - Alfold Crossways Hall, Dunsfold Road, Alfold, Surrey GU6 8JB
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Day 5 - Tuesday 25th August, stage 5 start time 12:00.
75.2 mile road race using Ladies Mile, Crowborough and The Wall circuits.
HQ - All Saints Parish Church Hall, Chapel Green, Crowborough, Sussex TN6 1ED
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The riders will be racing for the coveted leader's yellow jersey which will be worn by the race leader every day. They will also be competing in 'hot spot' sprints along the route and trying to be first over the hills to take the title 'King of the Mountains'.

Previous winners of the event have gone on to represent England & Ireland in World Championships, the Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Last year's 439 mile long race was won by Tom Southam with an overall time of 18hours 14minutes and 04seconds - an average speed of almost 25 mph!

Entry fee £91:00
On The Line £112:00

Postal entries to: Surrey Cycle Racing League
5 Fourwinds, 18 Clockhouse Road,
Farnborough,
Hampshire GU14 7QY

Previous Winners

Tom Southam Halfords 2008 Winner	Chris McNamara Wildside RT 2007 Winner	Rob Enslin Agisko-Viner-Cycling.tv 2006 Winner	Duncan Urquhart Viner Bikes/Agisko 2005 Winner
Shaun Snodden Recycling.co.uk 2004 Winner	Paul Griffin Team Ras Mumhan 2003 Winner	Kristian House GB 'A' Team 2002 Winner	Paddy Moriarty Gore Bike Wear 2001 Winner
Gethin Butler Gore Bike Wear 2000 Winner	Chris Lillywhite Linda McCartney RT 1999 Winner	Gordon McCauley Harrods RT 1998 Winner	Barrie Clarke Team Raleigh 1997 Winner

You can now join the Surrey League online.

The Surrey League, the Largest Road Race Organiser in the UK, Offers Online Entry Through The Active Network.
London, September 1, 2008
The Surrey League, the UK’s largest cycle racing league, has selected The Active Network (Active), a leading provider of online entry and event management technology, to provide online entry for its over 160 annual events.

Power Pack - Surrey Cycle Racing League's
Coaching & Development Pages.
Within the Power Pack pages the Surrey League will attempt to try and assist riders with ideas on training, race tactics and developing skills.