2019 Grand Depart

What colour jersey will you be wearing on the Grand Départ Classic?

Yellow, Polka-Dot, Green and White

As you may know, the Tour de France has four competitions within the race - the white jersey for the best young rider, the green jersey for the best sprinter, and polka dot jersey for the best climber and of course, the yellow jersey for the overall winner. So we've been inspired to create our very own Grand Départ Classic jersey competition.

We've created four jerseys and they will each be awarded on the eve of this year's event to those who meet the following fundraising criteria:

  • The Yellow Jersey will be awarded to the overall top fundraiser at midday on Thursday 30 June.
  • The Polka Jersey will be awarded to the leading fundraiser at midday on Friday 01 April.
  • The Green Jersey will be awarded to the first person to raise over £1,000 in sponsorship.
  • The White Jersey will be awarded to the top fundraiser at midday on Thursday 30 June who is under the age of 36.
  • The Team Classification awards will be presented to the highest fundraising team at midday on Thursday 30 June.

And remember each person can only win one jersey so if someone has secured two jerseys to wear, they'll get to choose which one to wear and then the other one will be awarded to the person in second place on that jersey leaderboard.

Overall fundraising total - £98,960.20

Updated: 29 June 2022

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The race for the Yellow Jersey

Awarded to the overall top fundraiser at midday on Thursday 30 June.

NameAmount raised


1: Carl Spence£14,156.00


2: Anthony Flanaghan£5,000.00


3: Alan Matthews£3,705.00


4: Pete Mcbride£3,050.00


5: Karen Miller£2,295.00


These totals include sponsorship that was raised for the cancelled 2020 and 2021 events, where participants rolled their sponsorship forward to the 2022 event.

King of the Mountains

Awarded to the overall top fundraiser at midday on Friday 01 April.


1: Carl Spence£6,031.00


2: Alan Matthews£3,230.00


3: Pete Mcbride£2,129.00


4: Brett Stevens£1,950.00


5: Andrew Kydd£1,553.00


These totals include sponsorship that was raised for the cancelled 2020 and 2021 events, where participants rolled their sponsorship forward to the 2022 event.

Best Sprinter

The green jersey will be awarded to the first fundraiser to raise £1,000 in sponsorship. The riders below are listed in the order they each reached £1,000 in sponsorship, with their overall amount raised displayed.


1: Doug Chadd£1,050.00


2: Karen Miller£2,255.00


3: Brett Stevens£2,135.00


Best Young Rider

The white jersey will be awarded to the top fundraiser at midday on Thursday 30 June who is under the age of 36.

NameAmount raised


1: Brian Littler£1,520.00


2: Reece Williams£1,310.00


3: Liam Wright£1,077.00


4: Harry Coope Davies£1,000.00


5: Fergus Graham£290.00


These totals include sponsorship that was raised for the cancelled 2020 and 2021 events, where participants rolled their sponsorship forward to the 2022 event.

Team Classification

The awards for the overall top fundraising team will be awarded at midday on Thursday 30 June.

Team nameAmount raised


1: One Hull Of A Ride£17,583.83


2: Winterbourne Downenders Charity Cycle Group£7,486.00


3: EDF Hunterston£3,802.00


These totals include sponsorship that was raised for the cancelled 2020 and 2021 events, where participants rolled their sponsorship forward to the 2022 event.