All You Need To Know

By enrolling in the event or by being enrolled by someone else on your behalf, you agree that you have read and agreed to the following conditions:

1. You have considered our advice to wear a cycle helmet.
2. You understand that we reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone on the day of the event.
3. You are confirming that you are not suffering from any disability or medical condition, whether physical or mental, which could affect your ability to participate safely in this event.
4. You agree to participate in this event entirely at your own risk and agree that you must ride in a manner which is safe to yourself and others.
5. You are aware that when riding on a public highway the function of marshals is only to indicate direction and that you must decide whether the movement is safe.
6. You must rely on your own ability in recognising and reacting to all hazards.
7. You agree that no liability whatsoever shall attach to the promoter, promoting club, organiser, event sponsor or any event official in respect of any injury, loss or damage suffered by you in or by reason of the event, howsoever caused.
8. You understand that unroadworthy cycles will NOT be allowed to take part.
9. You understand that Under 18 riders can ONLY ride as part of a group and must have parent / guardian consent. They MUST be accompanied around the whole of their ride by AT LEAST one 18 or Over rider.
10. You understand enrolment fees can not be deferred to future years and are non refundable.
11. You understand that in the unlikely situation that the 3CCR event has to be cancelled due to circumstances beyond the control of the organisers (e.g. extreme weather), pre-registered 18 or over riders are entitled to claim a £10 refund.
12. You understand that by enrolling in the event or by being enrolled by someone else on your behalf, you agree to us publishing images of yourself on our website and our facebook page. You are entitled to ask us, in writing, to remove any images we have published of yourself.

1. To organise the 3CCR we will store any of your personal details we need in a locked Excel spreadsheet that will have a limited distribution among the organisers.
2. The spreadsheets and any emails containing your personal data will be deleted in February in the following year.
3. The 3CCR organisers will not share any of your personal information with any other third party unless they have your consent.
4. We will automatically add your first and last name plus your email address to a database we use for sending emails regarding the event. Any information we send will be about current and future events. At any time you can unsubscribe from these emails by clicking on the link in the footer of these emails.

Just click/tap on the button to link to the routeyou.com website for more route details.
Please note that all routes are subject to minor changes.

Last online entries must be sent no later than Friday 31st of May 2024.
Late entries received by post in the week starting the 27th of May will be processed, however, rider number and start times will be supplied at check in.

Approach Garth Hill College via Bull Lane (note Sandy Lane is a no through road for cars). Cars can be parked in the Garth Hill College car park. In the event of the College car park being full then you can park in any of the town’s car parks including Albert Road Car Park, which is nearest to the College, but please remember to pay the fee to avoid a penalty.
The first riders will depart at around 08.00. The latest starting time possible is 09.30. The routes will be fully sign posted, and there will be marshals at all important junctions.

Garth Hill Set Up and Close Down Times

Volunteers will be ready to accept registrations from 07:30 onwards.
Volunteers will begin clearing down equipment from 16:00. They will vacate the site by 17:00. It is important that you take note of these times.

First Aid

At each of our four Drinks Stations there will be a basic complimentary first aid kit which you are welcome to use. This will be supplied without any first aid instruction. If you require advice we recommend that you ring 111, however if it is an emergency then you should dial 999 immediately.

Sweeper Service

If you experience any problems with your cycle, or you become unwell or hurt, the routes will be patrolled by stewards with mobile telephones. There are also communication links at our checkpoints. We will endeavour to provide appropriate assistance where practical.
We will recover your cycle back to Garth Hill and if injured we will transport you, if you wish to Brants Bridge, a minor injures clinic. After this it will be your responsibility to arrange further transport for you and/or your cycle.
For the event only we have an emergency number: 07835 260107. This number is intended for minor incidents.

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your start time, ready to check in 15 minutes before you are due to set off from Garth Hill College.
Follow the signs to the check-in point. Here you will be given your Bike Ride Number.

At the finish in Garth Hill College, go to the check-in area where you will be given your medal, a drink and a certificate that shows you have completed your chosen ride.

Please keep an eye on the Photos page for pictures of the event and announcements for the next event.
If you have any feedback about the event we would greatly appreciate your comments – please use the Contact Us form.

• Practice as much as possible during the weeks before the ride – it will make the ride much more enjoyable if your muscles are tuned-up for cycling.
• Get a good night’s sleep before the ride, and have a good breakfast on the day of the event.
• Check that your bike is roadworthy – check the tyres, brakes and all cables. If you are not sure how to do this take your cycle to a local bike shop. A Bracknell shop is Trek (postcode RG12 1NY) or you could try Berkshire Cycle Company .
• The most common breakdown is a puncture, so please check you have at least enough tools to carry out a repair. We recommend you have a spare inner tube and don’t forget the pump!
• Bring some food to nibble; chocolate and fruit are a good idea. Note: drinks will be available at the drink stations.
• Ride at a leisurely pace. Enjoy the countryside; remember THIS IS NOT A RACE.
• Wear clothing – or reflective material – that will make you visible to motorists.
• If you do not have some sort of eye protection we recommend you buy some safety specs.
• Carry some cash with you, in case your bike breaks down. Our recovery vehicles will carry out repairs, but there will be a charge for parts.
• In the event of an emergency our recovery vehicle can bring you and your bike back to the start point.