The Jurassic 100 Gran Fondo is a new fully supported 100km cycling challenge through the beautiful Dorset countryside.
The event will use one circular route of approximately 100km, with the start and finish location to be confirmed.
The course will be designed to provide a more relaxed day in the saddle, using attractive roads and keeping elevation as limited as practical while still showcasing Dorset’s varied scenery, villages and countryside.
At all times riders are expected to respect local communities, other road users and the surrounding environment.
Whether this is your first 100km ride or another memorable day on the bike, the Jurassic 100 Gran Fondo will offer a friendly and welcoming experience.
THIS EVENT WILL INCLUDE A SIGNED ROUTE, A FEED STATION, ON-COURSE MECHANICAL SUPPORT AND MEDICAL COVER.
If you enter with Jersey you will be sent a code to purchase your Jersey in our shop
Your jersey will be posted to the delivery address supplied with your order.
To receive a finisher’s medal, you’ll need to enter by 30th June, that’s the cut-off date for us to place the medal order.
Entries will still remain open after this date, but late entrants can take part without a medal or can have last years medal.
There will be one circular 100km route through the Dorset countryside, with the start and finish location TBC. The final route, elevation profile, map and downloadable GPX file will be added once the course has been confirmed.
Below you will find the event information. Please take the time to read it before event day.
You will not be able to start after 09:00.
The final 100km route map will be published here once the course has been confirmed.
ROUTE MAPIf you require a printed map, you need to download and print your own. There are no printed maps available at the event.
The route will be comprehensively marked with route arrows. We also recommend downloading the final GPX file to a phone or navigation device as a backup.
There is one 100km route, so there are no route splits.
Food and drink will vary slightly by location, but feed stations usually include:
Water and energy drink.
Bananas, crisps, jellybeans or jelly babies.
Waffles, Jaffa Cakes, flapjack and cake.
Tea and coffee.
Plus a few other things that we source as they become available. Not everything listed will be available at every feed station.
We do not supply gels and cannot guarantee that products do not contain nuts, gluten or wheat. If you have specific food tolerances, you will need to carry your own supplies.
The 100km route will include one fully stocked feed station.
Location: TBC
The final location and approximate distance will be confirmed with the published route.