2019 Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100

What is the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100?

Created as the Olympic legacy event, the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 gives 25,000 riders the chance to ride a 100-mile closed road circuit through London and Surrey, inspired by the 2012 Olympic Road Race.

The ride starts in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, then follows a route through the capital and into Surrey's stunning country roads, including the famous climbs of Leith and Box Hill, before an iconic finish on the Mall.

When does RideLondon 100 take place?

4 August 2019 

What time does RideLondon 100 start?

Riders will set off in waves from 05:45am

Where can I find the route?

Ride London and Surrey's roads on this beautiful route. Check out the 2018 route at the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 website. 

How fit do I need to be?

We have training plans available to help you get ready for the event, whether it’s your first ride or you’re trying to improve your time. 

Join us in 2019

You can sign up for a guaranteed charity place now by paying a £20 registration fee and pledging to raise £500 in sponsorship. Or if you gain your own place in the ballot, you can join our team with no registration fee or sponsorship target, just raise as much as you can. 

We'll support you all the way

Join us and receive:

• A Prostate Cancer UK cycling jersey
• A fundraising pack with ideas, advice, and materials, as well as incentives to help you smash the minimum sponsorship target
• Training tips from our specialist partners RunningWithUs
• The loudest cheer points along the route to get you to the finish
• Free supporter packs for your family and friends so they can cheer you on the day
• An opportunity to meet the team and share your story at the Cycle show in July.
• A well earned massage along with snacks and nibbles at our after party in Green Park where your family and friends can join you.

Any questions?

• We've got your answers here

Get in touch

If you’d like to join our team or have any questions about the event, please contact us online or give us a call on 020 3310 7034.