Over 160 cyclists are expected to take part in one of the Isle of Wight's toughest off-road cycle races this Sunday

Negotiations are still ongoing, but if successful the finale could take place on the Isle of Wight. The leader of the council revealed the route at a recent IWALC meeting

The tour regularly attracts the world’s top cyclists, including Olympic and world champions and Tour de France winners, who compete over eight days each September in the UCI ProSeries event

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Big up Ben Johnson who took on the grueling 52-mile loop with over 2,300 metres of climbing and descending on technical trails deemed to be one of the hardest mountain bike races in Europe

A great result for Wight Tri's Pete Carter in the Gold Hill 10km race and excellent qualifying position for Sean Williams in the Duathlon

Despite developing cramp in both legs with 20kms to go, James Veal managed a provisional sixth place in the Portmore Classic road race.

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Challenging weather did not deter more than 250 people from taking part in the ride from Culver to the Needles Old Battery and back.

Riders took part in the Julian Jenkinson Memorial TT - Utag 10mm and the Wightlink Wight-Mountain Time Trial series. Report within.

Two Wight Tri members represented Tema GB at the ITU Age Group World Standard Distance Triathlon Championships, in Lake Geneva, Lausanne, Switzerland.