ROAD SPORTIVE: 105 miles/169 km, 71 miles/114 km, 46 miles/74 km

Lands End 100

September 14, 2024
from 8:00 am

Which race? See below..

Overview

Three great routes to choose from showcasing the amazing Cornwall coast road. The route will will be electronically chip timed and each participant will receive a Gold, Silver, or Bronze medal based on the completion time for their appropriate age and gender category. All participants in this route must start before 08:30 hrs and must be finished by 17:00 hrs. You must be able to maintain a minimum pace of 13 mph and spend no more than 10 minutes at each feed station. There are three feed stations along the route. These are at St Just Sports Centre (22 miles), Portreath Millennium Hall (50 miles), and Mawgan Recreation Hall (72 miles).
NEW FOR 2023
– Add camping
for just £6 per night at the nearby Arch Lane Campsite. It’s where the Sportiva Events crew stayed last year & we can’t wait to get back there!

We took over this event from Just Events. It’s been run successfully on Folly Fields since 2010

What you get

  • Quality Feed stations
  • RFID chip timing
  • Medals for all finishers
  • Gold, Silver & Bronze standards
  • Event t-shirt for all
  • Live online results
  • Event photos
  • Mechanical support & broom wagon
  • Rider Recovery Service
  • Public Liability Insurance
  • Professional First Aid Cover
  • HQ with toilets, parking & food

* photos free with Sportiva Events logo at social media resolution. Hi-res downloads with no watermark & prints are available for an additional charge

RACE STATS

Long Route

SAT 14th SEPT
Distance: 105 miles | 169 km
Elevation: 7,200 ft | 2,200 m
Event Open Times: 07:00 hrs to 17:30 hrs
Route Start Time: 08:00 hrs
Age Limit: 15 years
Cut Off Time: 57 miles | 13:00 hrs
Minimum pace: 13 mph
Entry Limit: 750
Feed Stations: YES (22, 50, 72 miles)

Medium Route

SAT 14th SEPT
Distance: 72 miles | 114 km
Elevation Gain: 4,850 ft | 1,450 m
Event Open Times: 07:00 hrs to 17:30 hrs
Route Start Time: 08:15 hrs
Age Limit: 12 years (15 unaccompanied)
Cut Off Time: 40 miles | 13:15 hrs
Minimum pace: 10 mph
Entry Limit: 200
Feed Stations: YES (22 & 50 miles)

Short Route

SAT 14th SEPT
Distance: 46 miles | 74 km
Elevation Gain: 3,020 ft | 920 m
Event Open Times: 07:00 hrs to 17:30 hrs
Route Start Time: 08:30 hrs
Age Limit: 11 years (15 unaccompanied)
Cut Off Time: 46 miles | 17:00 hrs
Minimum pace: 7 mph
Entry Limit: 100
Feed Stations: YES (22 miles)

Cornwall Grit

SAT 14th SEPT
Event Open Times: 07:00 hrs to 17:30 hrs
Route Start Time: 08:30 hrs
Our new gravel event has the same start & finish as the Lands End 100 but includes the best bits of the West Kernow Way recently launched by CyclingUK. Choice of distances
FIND OUT MORE

EVENT INFORMATION

Parking

The St Michael’s Mount and Long Stay Marazion car park is marked on the map. During busy periods, there is an overflow car park opposite so that there will always be space for your visit. The postcode for satnav is TR17 0EG and it may be marked as Folly Field on some maps.

Navigation

The route is fully marked with arrows. However we also recommend you download the route to your Garmin or other similar device as a back up.

For the full list of Cycling Events we organise see sportivaevents.co.uk/cycling-events.

FAQs

Cycling Jersey Sizing

Here are the sizes for our Primal Cycling Jerseys

Mens Sizes

Size Chart applies to jerseys, bibs, shorts, wind vest and rhapsody hoodies. All measurements are listed in centimetres.
SizeWaistChestHeight
XS66-74cm84-86cmUp to 163cm
SM74-81cm89-96cm163-173cm
MD81-89cm96-104cm168-179cm
LG89-96cm104-109cm173-183cm
XL96-107cm109-117cm178-193cm
2X107-117cm117-125cm188cm and Over
3X117-129cm125-132cm188cm and Over

Womens Sizes

Size Chart applies to jerseys, bibs and shorts. All measurements are listed in centimetres.
SizeWaistHipsHeightChest
XXS<61cm<86cm<157cm<81cm
XS61-64cm86-89cmUp to 157cm81-84cm
SM64-69cm89-94cm156-165cm84-89cm
MD69-74cm94-99cm162-172cm89-94cm
LG74-81cm99-107cm170-180cm94-102cm
XL81-89cm107-115cm178-185cm102-109cm
2X89-94cm115-120cm180-188cm109-115cm
3X94-99cm117-122cm180-188cm114-119cm
4X96-101cm119-124cm180-188cm114-119cm
5X101cm+122cm+180cm+122cm+

How environmentally friendly are you?

We're doing our best to minimise our environmental impact. Here are a few of our initiatives. Trees Not Tees For all the events where we include a t-shirt, we're now offering the option to plant a tree instead. We've partnered with Treesnottees.com to make this happen. Avoiding Single Use Plastics We use paper cups designed to be fully recycled back into high grade paper. Medals now optional We know quite a lot of competitors are not interested in finishers medals so they are now optional. We make a £2 charity donation for every medal not selected. Swim hats on request We still supply swim hats for our open water swim events as they help the water safety teams keep track of swimmers. However for all our pool events, swim hats are now on request to reduce wastage. Zip Ties & waste We only use reusable zip ties. We minimise single use plastics & sort rubbish for recycling after our events. Food is not wasted For events, such as our cycling sportives, where we're know for our excellent feed stations, all left over food goes to the local foodbank. Reducing Car use In Devon where most of our events take place this is easier said than done. However at our Burrator 10K running race we offer a £5 discount to anyone who commits to walking or cycling to the event. We'll be looking to add this to other events in the future. To read more about our sustainability policies read our article

Do you allow ebikes at your road sportives?

Yes we do. However we cannot guarantee charging on course so make sure your battery life is sufficient for the distance you have chosen.

What is better about a road bike?

Road bikes, as the name suggests, are designed for use on the road. They typically have a more aggressive, more aerodynamic position, dropped handlebars and smooth relatively narrow tyres. A gravel bike fitted with slick (ie smooth tyres) will be almost as good. A chunkier full-suspension mountain bike with knobbly tyres will slow you down considerably.

Do I need a specific type of bike?

No any roadworthy bike will do including ebikes & tandems. We recommend using a road bike for our road sportives.

Can I use Tri bars (aerobars)

No these are not permitted as they can be dangerous if your riding in bunch or small group.

Will there be timing chips?

Yes, timing chips are mounted on the back of your race numbers. These need to be attached, using the zip ties we provide, to the front of your bike. Please ensure, as far as you can, that the number is not covered up by cables, bags or anything else.

Are there any age restrictions on your sportives?

Yes there are. You need to be 15 or over to take part in any of the sportives unaccompanied. Age guidelines for the various events & distances are on the individual event pages.

Do I need to be a member of a club to enter?

No, all our events are open to all whether you're a member of a club or not.

Can I get a refund or defer my registration to next year?

Sorry, we are not able to offer refunds as we start to incur costs as soon as we announce an event. However we now offer free name changes up to 7 days before an event with our booking software Eventrac and the chance to transfer yourself to a different event. Just scroll to the bottom of your email receipt and click the link which says  'online receipt'. You will then see options to transfer your entry to another event or another competitor. For all deferrals you must contact us a minimum of 7 days before the event and transfers are subject to an admin fee of £8 plus any difference in price. We've now enabled Refund Protect on all our events. That means for just 10 percent of your entry fee you can now insure against not being able to attend due to illness, injury, bereavement etc! Read what's covered when you sign up.

ROUTE MAPS

DOWNLOADS & LINKS

LOCATION

Folly Fields, Marazion, Cornwall, TR170ET

Event Gallery

"What a great day. Thoroughly enjoyed that. Beautiful scenery and great weather, despite the forecast. That road from St Ives to St Just might just be the nicest road I've ever ridden." From a previous year,.
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