THE COTSWOLDS 100 SPORTIVE –
NOW IN ITS 8th YEAR!
Starting and finishing TBC, this scenic sportive takes riders through some of the most stunning roads and landscapes the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has to offer, with a choice of two fully signed and supported routes.
Designed to showcase one of the UK’s finest cycling regions, the route winds through rolling countryside, charming villages and classic Cotswold scenery, creating a ride that is as rewarding as it is memorable.
Rather than being an all-out test of speed, this event is aimed at riders looking for a relaxed and enjoyable day in the saddle. Whether you are riding for the scenery, the atmosphere or simply the pleasure of being on the bike, the Cotswolds provide the perfect setting.
Riders can choose from:
🚴 Long Route – 166 km (101 miles)
🚴 Medium Route – 104 km (64 miles)
Whichever route you choose, this is a fantastic opportunity to tick off that coveted “100” and continue your 2027 cycling season with an unforgettable ride.
No matter your ability, this is a friendly and welcoming sportive.
THIS EVENT IS FULLY SUPPORTED WITH MARKED ROUTES, INCLUDING MECHANICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPORT.
Images from the 2024 event HERE
Images from the 2025 event HERE
If you enter with Jersey you will be sent a code to purchase your Jersey in our shop
You will also need to inform us of your Event distance before we post out your jersey.
To receive a finisher’s medal, you’ll need to enter by 24th March, 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.
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.
You can view a full map of all the routes by following this link.
ROUTE MAPIf you require a printed map, you need to download and print your own. There are no printed maps available at the event.
Although the routes are comprehensively marked with route arrows, on occasion people move these signs. We suggest downloading the route to a phone or navigation device just in case you need route assistance on the day.
For the safety of riders and the sanity of event staff we must use cut offs. If you start your ride at the appropriate time and can ride at approximately 12mph, you will make the course split point.
On this event the cut off is at 12:30. You must be at the 93km point by then to continue the Long route.
Riders on all routes must return to the event venue by 16:30.
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.
Depending on your route choice will determine how many feed stations you have:
Naunton Village Hall
39km Long route only
Elmley Village Hall
93km Long route, 47km Medium route
Eckington Village Hall
118km Long route only
If you're looking for a hotel, there is a Travel Lodge, in Wincanton and is close to the Start/Finish
There are also several additional hotels nearby.
TRAVEL LODGE HERE
Train stations in the area are Castle Cary, which is on the Paddington-Bristol line and is 8 miles north of Wincanton, and Bruton which is on the same line and is approximately 4 miles from Wincanton.
TRAINLINE HERE