Big Ride Challenge 2024 Finishers List
From 500 to 5,000 miles, a list of everyone who has completed the CW challenge in 2024
We celebrate everyone who has hit their mileage target in 2024. From 500 to 5,000 miles, however far you rode this year, and however quickly you did it, it's something to be proud of. If and when you complete your challenge 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. We'll accept all other ride logging sites or apps, spreadsheets and even CW mileage charts.
Once you've completed the challenge you can order your finishers medal from CW shop. There's a medal for each of the four challenges, and each one comes with a certificate signed by the editor.
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.
CW Mini
The challenge for those who rode 500 miles in 2024
Adam Araujo
Rebecca Reid
Axel Dowle
CW Midi
The challenge for those who set themselves the target of riding 1,000 miles in 2024
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Andrew Killington - Levelled up from the CW Mini!
Michael Wrack - Date completed 30 August
Emily Roberts
Mark Belshaw
Ben Clowes
James Hargreaves - Levelled up from the CW Mini!
CW Maxi
Riding 2,500 miles in 2024!
Nicola Simpson - Date completed 2 October
Martin Johanson - Date completed 17 October
Dr Caroline Simcock - Levelled up from the CW Midi!
Brian Stevenson
Alex Francis
Gane
Paul Taylor
Janice Knight
Peter Goebelsmann
Robert Eagle
Colin Huckstep
Ian Westwood
Philippa Lightowler
Steven Lightowler
Graham Nix
Todd Winkler
Mark Tonks
Rob Hord
Andy Medhurst
John Kemp
Hannah Gill
CW5000
Our original challenge distance, running since 2020, for those who complete 5,000 miles in a year!
Lonnie Maddox - Date completed 3 April
Michael Padwick - Date completed 20 April
Robert Dalzell - Date completed 26 May
Justin Lomas - Date completed 4 June
Kevin Palmer - Date completed 17 June
Andrew Bell - Date completed 24 June
John Binczyk - Date completed 27 June
Martin Power - Date completed 6 July
Gordon Reid - Date completed 6 July
Ian Whitehouse - Date completed 12 July
Chris Baird - Date completed 21 July
Ivan Dawes - Date completed 19 July
Steve Dickinson - Date completed 10 Aug
Tom Niersbach - Date completed 10 Aug
Andy Cartlidge - Date completed 14 Aug
Katherine White - Date completed 23 August
Gari Jones - Date completed 28 Aug
Ian Smith - Date completed 29 Aug
Ben King - Date completed 7 September
Martin Carr - Date completed 9 September
Peter Bevan - Date completed 12 September
Geoff Hartley - Date completed 13 September
Andy Hopper - Date completed 13 September
Donald Pearce - Date completed 15 September
Ian Miller - Date completed 15 September
John Walkden - Date completed 17 September
Alex Graham - Date completed 17 September
John Young - Date completed 17 September
Peter Robinson - Date completed 21 September
Stacey Larkin - Date completed 21 September
Stuart Lafferty - Date completed 28 September
Stephe Fletcher - Date completed 1 October
Ian Long - Date completed 6 October
David Oakes - Date completed 12 October
Alexandru Iordache - Date completed 13 October
John Harvey - Date completed 17 October
Berry - Date completed 19 October
Phil Ward - Date completed 20 October
John Wells - Date completed 20 October. Fifth year in a row
Jacquie Wright - Date completed 22 October
Jason Taylor - Date completed 26 October
Martyn Leighton - Date completed 27 October
Michael Owen - Date completed 29 October
Noe Paramo - Date completed 1 November
David Saleem - Date completed 3 November. Fifth year in a row
David Hughson - Date completed 21 November
Paul Batchelor - Date completed 23 November
Anthony Forster - Date completed 29 November
Nick Sunley - Date completed 29 November. Fifth year in a row
Mike Cole - Date completed 30 November
Steven Connolly - Date completed 30 November
Ross Brennan - Date completed 1 December. Fifth year in a row
Ole Strøm Pedersen - Date completed 2 December
David Holland - Date completed 5 December. Fifth year in a row
Ian Ward - Date completed 10 December
Paul MacFarlane - Date completed 11 December. Third year in a row
Howard Smith - Date completed 12 December. Fifth year in a row
Alastiar Flood
Jake Lunt
Janelle Ussery
Richard Tyas
Mark Spreckley
Joel Mason
Alan Todd
Leslie Reissner
Paul McDougall
Arvind Salwan
Barry Simpson
Chris Drake
Jeff Gray
Ian Ransom
Steve Cockram Completed on fixed gear bikes of 65"
John Pearce
Mark Gilburt
Simon Hickman
Martini Holmes
Steve Walmsley
Kelvin Knight
John Mayberry
Rob Phillips - Fourth year in a row
David Vallis
Christopher Ronan
Andy Brock
Mark Welch
James Lowdon
Pete Lamb
Ron Hreha
Mark Marsden
Richard Reynolds
David Reid
Robert Welham
Giles Cudmore
Dave Hale
Pete Franks
Andy Singleton
Dawn Clarkson
Mark Swanson
Les Buist
Oliver Dyson
Nic Paton
James Boardman
Dr Steven Hornstein
Darryn Mitchell
Steve Woodward
Shaun Elphick
Mary Boothroyd - Fifth year in a row
Gary Boothroyd - Fifth year in a row
Colin Whitehouse
Steve Tyler
Nick Blyth
Alan Williams
Marcus Mason
Tim Banks
Tine Aumann
Jonny Miner
John Lunt - Fifth year in a row
Mark Parlour
Amanda Benstead
Bernard Crossley
Kevin Bannister
Andy Delaney
Phil Cox
Jon Barron
Mark Parlour
Andy Preston
Keith Scott - Fifth year in a row
Jordan Smithcroft
Stuart Ridley
Alex Spirrett
Christopher Reeve
Scott Digert - Fourth year in a row
Paul Harnett
Adrian Elliott - Fifth year in a row
Terry Belbin
Ian Udell-Hart
Jonathan Clarke
Andy Knapton
Mal Scriven
Gefrin Price
Manny Diaz
David Phillips
Christopher Walsh
Philip Eagland
Martin Bellfield-Smith
Tom Macfarlane
Nora Holford
10,000 mile hall of fame
Michael Padwick
Martin Power
Jake Lunt
Alastair Flood
Justin Lomas
John Binczyk
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Editor of Cycling Weekly magazine, Simon has been working at the title since 2001. He fell in love with cycling 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 two Olympic Games and many other international and UK domestic races. He became the 130-year-old magazine's 13th editor in 2015.
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