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Here’s what’s happening this week in Lewes Wanderers. Buckle up, there’s a lot!
🗓️ Upcoming Rides
Forge Ride : 28 June
Surely, this weather can’t last. Faster paced, training ride. Approx 60km on the Seaford loop. Club kit preferred.
Roll out: 09:15
Location: Forge Cafe, Ringmer
Club Ride: 29 June
Social road-ride to Ocean View Bakery, Pevensey. Club kit preferred.
Roll out: 8:30
Duration: Approx 4 hours, including coffee stop.
Location: Boots, Uckfield
Off-Road Ride: 29 June
Maybe you’d prefer off-road? We haven’t decided where to yet, but it’ll be a belter. Club kit preferred.
Roll out: 9:00
Duration: Approx 4 hours, including coffee stop.
Location: Boots, Lewes
Evening 10 TT: 30June
Round 5 keeps us on the Boship course.
Sign-on Deadline: 19:10, 30/6
Location: East Hoathly - Boship - East Hoathly (GS/87)
Sign up: 👉 https://forms.gle/jdhFRKJgTHKCreX3A
Wednesday Slackers: 2 July
Set the Out-of-Office. Approx 3.5 hours. Generally Z2. Come as you like.
Roll out: 9:00
Location: Isfield or Barcombe (TBC)
Sign up: Ask to be added to the Wednesday Slackers WhatsApp group.
🔥 In Case You Missed It…
The latest news on the website
Racing Round Up: At last, the weather gods, road-repairers and AMS smiled upon us and allowed the third Chris Hough Memorial Crit to go ahead. Read the report and results of other races involving club riders.
Does a higher fitness score mean I’m getting fitter? Michael unpacks the limitations of Strava’s metric, explains what real fitness means, and why true progress requires more than just numbers
Cycling Club Cleared of Liability: A recent court case following a crash in a TT found in favour of the cycling club. Find out what it means for us.
📅 A Date For Your Diary
Following the cancellation of the New Forest Sportive 🌳, the organisers have transferred entries to the 2026 event, scheduled for June 6th 2026. Most of this year’s participants plan to make the trip again. There is room for more, so make a note!
You can read about how Wanderers filled their time this year on the website.
🥊 Champions Never Lie Down
![]() Chris Hough Memorial Crit - Round 3 | The 2025 Crit series was an undoubted success despite a few set-backs. Let’s take a moment to acknowledge the efforts of Dan Street and Darren Benedict-Haynes in making these events happen 👏. They will be the first to champion the help of all the volunteers, but there’s no doubt, Dan and Darren were the driving force. |
Did You Know? A well conditioned heart can pump up to 40 litres of blood per minute during intense effort — that’s enough to fill the fuel tank of a small car!
Till next time,