2025 MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge finishers list
From 500 to 5,000 miles, we celebrate everyone hitting their target in 2025


The aim of the MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge is to inspire our readers to ride all year round, setting them an annual goal and smaller monthly targets along the way. If you managed to hit your targets in 2025 it's something to celebrate and be proud of.
When you've hit your target, simply email us and let us know. All we need is proof of your mileage, which can be a screen shot of your Strava profile page with your name and annual mileage clearly shown. Of course we'll accept all other ride logging sites or apps, as well as spreadsheets and even the good old CW mileage charts. Printed in the pages of the first issue of CW each year since the 1920s
Once you've completed the distance, you can order your exclusive 2025 finishers medal to hang round your neck, or display in your pain cave. Anywhere people can see it.
And don't forget, it's never to late to sign up to any of our challenges and increase your mileage. Sign up is completely free and gives you access to a private Facebook group and you'll receive updates and emails with your monthly challenges.
The Mini - 2025 finishers
A challenge for riders aiming to ride 500 miles in 2025
Justin Payne
The Midi - 2025 finishers
Riders completing The Midi have ridden 1,000 miles in 2025
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Mark Wood
Andrew Killington
The Maxi - 2025 finishers
Everyone listed below has ridden 2,500 miles in 2025
John McCabe
Derek Tuckwell
John Kemp
CW5000 - 2025 finishers
Running since 2020, this is our original challenge; you'll need to have ridden 5,000 miles in 2025 to get your name listed below.
Mark Pritchard: Date completed, May 8
Hugh Mulligan: Date completed, May 13
Michael Padwick: Date completed, May 13
Justin Lomas: Date completed, May 15
Alex Graham: Date completed, June 16, has finished the challenge six years running
Kevin Palmer: Date completed, June 22
Lonnie Maddox: Date completed, June 22. Fourth year in a row
John Binczyk: Date completed, June 23
Mike Smith: Date completed, July 3
Stephe Fletcher: Date completed, July 17
Dave Cox: Date completed July 19
Gari Jones: Date completed July 31
Andy Cartlidge: Date completed, August 1
Ian Udell-Hart: Date completed, August 6
Ivan Dawes: Date completed, August 11
Stephen Crabbe: Date completed, August 17
Stuart Lafferty: Date completed, August 21
Donald Pearce: Date completed, August 25
Katherine White: Date completed, August 26
Elaine Scott: Date completed, August 26
Nic Paton: Date completed, September 4
Jordan Smithcroft: Date completed, September 8. Second year running
David Swait: Date completed, September 8
Steve Dickinson: Date completed, September 13. Completed the CW5000 five years running
Martin Power
Simon Hickman
Shuan Elphick: Completed the CW5000 three years in a row
Steve Cockram: All miles ridden on a fixed gear bike (65/85")
Paul McDougall
Geoff Myatt
Mark Gilburt
John Blair
Tim Banks
Paolo Morandi
Tony Green
Robert Welham
Steve Aguiar
Leslie Reissner
Jason Taylor Completed the CW5000 five years running
Mark Parlour
10,000 mile hall of fame
Michael Padwick
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Editor of Cycling Weekly magazine, Simon has been working at the title since 2001. He first fell in love with cycling in 1989 when watching the Tour de France on Channel 4, started racing in 1995 and in 2000 he spent one season racing in Belgium. During his time at CW (and Cycle Sport magazine) he has written product reviews, fitness features, pro interviews, race coverage and news. He has covered the Tour de France more times than he can remember along with the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games and many other international and UK domestic races. He became the 134-year-old magazine's 13th editor in 2015 and can still be seen riding bikes around the lanes of Surrey, Sussex and Kent. Albeit a bit slower than before.
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