Purity Brewing Co Sportive - 14th September 2024
This sportive starts and finishes from one of the best and most innovative award winning breweries in the Midlands based on a farm just outside Alcester. The Purity Brewing Co Sportive will wind its ways around the beautiful Warwickshire countryside and pass through beautfiul villages. With two distances of 34 miles and 52 miles this sportive is for everyone!
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The Details
Date: Saturday 14th September 2023
Event Type: Road
Event HQ: Purity Brewery, Upper Spernall Farm, Off Spernal Lane, Great Alne, Warwickshire, B49 6JF
Half Pint - 55km (34 Miles)
Full Pint - 85km (52 Miles)
Entry Fee - Half Pint £27.50 / Full Pint £37.50
Registration Opens: From 8.00 am
Start Time: 9.00am onwards
Entry on Day: Yes, if the event is not sold out.
Also see our Terms & Conditions.
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Route
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Whats Included
- Event centre facilities and parking
- Complimentary can of beer at the finish
- Mechanical support
- Medical support
- Full route marking
- Rider public liability insurance
- Refreshment stops en-route
- Pick-up wagon
- Event photography
- BBQ and refreshments for sale at the finish
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The Shirt
Limited Edition Purity Brewing Co Cycling Shirt - £55
Order By 29th July in order to be delivered before 14th September
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The Cause
Download Sponsorship Form
This year the Purity Brewing Co Sportive will be in aid of Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund. Some of you may know that Purity Brewing Co's co founder James MInkin lost his battle to pancreatic cancer in June 2020. To celebrate the life of Jim, Letsgovelo and Purity have decided that the Purity Brewing Co Sportive will be in support of the Pancreatic Cancer Reseach Fund. We have designed a special edition charity shirt (20% of sales going to the charity) as well as 5% of the entry sales going to the charity. We would also encourage all entrants to fundraise in some way for this great cause.
You can set your Just Giving fundraising page below
Set up your JustGiving fundraising page
If you would like to learn more about what Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund does please take a look at their website - https://www.pcrf.org.uk
