RideLondon-Essex 100

RideLondon-Essex is back for 2024. One of the greatest, closed roads cycling challenges - and you could be a part of it.

Join Team Bliss at RideLondon-Essex 100 and raise money for premature and sick babies.

There are two ways to join our team:

Team Bliss charity places

Entries are now open, so confirm your place today. You will have fantastic fundraising and training support throughout and a free Bliss cycle jersey to wear on the day.

Own place

General places go on sale from 15 August, on a first come first serve basis. If you are lucky enough to get your own place in the event, you can choose to cycle for Team Bliss. There's no minimum fundraising pledge and you still get all the great team benefits.

Date: Sunday 26th May, 2024

Location: London and Essex

Registration fee: £30

Fundraising pledge: £500

Take part

I want to register now

I already have a place but want to fundraise for Bliss

I'm interested and want more information

What to expect

This 100 mile route is back for it's third year, once again on fully closed roads in the heart of London and neighbouring Essex. It will start and finish in central London, with 60 miles of rolling roads through some of Essex’ most beautiful countryside and villages in between. Whether this is your first big challenge or you’re a seasoned cyclist, our experienced team at Bliss will be with you every step of the way.

As part of Team Bliss you will receive:

Professional Team Bliss cycling jersey for free!
Lots of ideas and support to help make your fundraising easy and fun
Support from our personal trainer who will be on hand to answer any questions
Dedicated contact at Bliss giving you one to one support all the way
An exclusive Facebook group to speak to other Bliss riders, ask questions and share training tips
Support on the day along the route
Free race photos courtesy of London Photographic

Join Team Bliss today to experience this new and thrilling 100 mile RideLondon-Essex route and help the 90,000 babies born needing neonatal care in the UK each year.