Charity cycle was due to start today
The annual Cycle to Mipim charity event has been replaced by a series of rides across the UK.
The 1,500km cycle from London to Cannes, which raises money for children’s charity Coram, was cancelled when organisers of the international property show Mipim were forced to cancel the event over coronavirus fears.
Mipim was originally due to be held in the south of France next week, but has been rescheduled for 2-5 June.
The organiser of the cycle that was meant to start today, Club Peleton, has taken to Twitter to reveal details of alternate rides.
BEAT THE KNIGHT FRANK CYCLE TO MIPIM BLUES...
— Club Peloton (@ClubPeloton) March 4, 2020
Feeling a little deflated? Twiddling your thumbs wondering what to do with a few days off work? Fear not, a few of your fellow riders have organised some rides!
Check your email for more details... and keep logging those miles! pic.twitter.com/nq7FI09zF8
In a tweet the organisation said: "Feeling a little deflated? Twiddling your thumbs wondering what to do with a few days off work? Fear not, a few of your fellow riders have organised some rides!
"Check your email for more details... and keep logging those miles."
Knight Frank sponsors the Cycle to Mipim every year, with architecture practices including Make and AHMM due to participate this year.
So far Cycle to Mipim has raised £193,169.64, 60% of which will go to Coram as Club Peleton's main charity beneficiary.
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