
JURASSIC 100 GRAN FONDO
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Description
The Jurassic Gran Fondo is a spectacular ride through the heart of the Jurassic Coast and the beautiful Dorset countryside, the route combines quiet country lanes, sweeping descents and rewarding climbs to create a memorable day in the saddle.
Designed for riders who enjoy the journey as much as the challenge, the route flows through rolling countryside, picturesque villages and some of Dorset's finest cycling roads.
The climbs are steady rather than relentless, with every ascent rewarded by fast descents and stunning views across the surrounding landscape.
Whether you choose the 101km Gran Fondo route or the 56km Medio Fondo route, The Jurassic 100 Gran Fondo will offer a friendly and welcoming experience. The two routes split at 30km.
THIS EVENT WILL INCLUDE A SIGNED ROUTE, A FEED STATION, ON-COURSE MECHANICAL SUPPORT AND MEDICAL COVER.
RIDE HIGHLIGHTS
The Jurassic Gran Fondo takes in some of Dorset's most iconic landmarks and landscapes, offering a ride that's as memorable for its scenery as it is for the cycling.
Bovington Tank Museum – Pass the world-famous Tank Museum, home to the largest collection of historic military vehicles in the world. As you ride by, you'll catch sight of several tanks displayed outside the museum.
Corfe Castle – Enjoy spectacular views of the dramatic ruins of Corfe Castle, one of England's most iconic medieval fortresses, standing proudly above the Purbeck landscape.
The Dorset Countryside – Experience long, fast, rolling roads across the beautiful Dorset countryside, with wide-open views, quiet lanes and plenty of opportunities to settle into a steady rhythm.
Quiet Country Roads – Carefully selected routes take you away from busy traffic, allowing you to enjoy some of the finest cycling roads Dorset has to offer.
ENTRY WITH JERSEY
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.
All our Jerseys can be found in the shop.
MEDALS
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.
Specific Event Information
Below you will find the event information. Please take the time to read it before event day.
PARKING
07:00REGISTRATION
07:30 – 08:45START WINDOW
07:30 – 09:00 CHECK YOUR START TIME BELOWSTART CLOSES
09:00You will not be able to start after 09:00.
The event has two routes: 101km (876m elevation) and 56km (493m elevation). The routes split at 30km. The final route maps and GPX files will be published once 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.
Course Details
There are two routes: the 101km long route (876m elevation) and the 56km short route (493m elevation). The routes split at 30km. Follow the signed direction for your chosen route.
☕ Feed Stations
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 event will include a fully stocked feed station. Route-specific feed station details will be confirmed with the final routes.
FEED STATION
Location: TBC
The final location and approximate distances for each route will be confirmed with the published routes.
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