Congratulations to all the cyclists who represented the Isle of Wight at the Island Games last week. Russell has the latest reports from Wightlink-Wight Mountain Cycle Race Team.

Islander Ian Gregory, who has a number of medical conditions, completed a grueling cycle race in Belgium at the weekend, helping to raise over £250,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.

Despite all the problems he's faced getting to France for the first stage of the Tour de France, Ian Gregory has great news.

The team that raises the most money wins a prize. Cut off is midday on Thursday 27th June, Ian's team are in second place and need to get back to the top of the leaderboard.

One rider took part in the Mountbatten Third Cat race at Portsmouth Omega Circuits last week and another in the E/12 race.

Ian has clocked up another 1,000 miles in his quest to cycle 11,680 miles - one mile for each and every man who will lose his battle with prostate cancer in 2019.

Isle of Wight cyclists take on Goodwood E12 and 3rd cat races as well as Portsmouth's Omega and North End races.

To raise awareness for September's Ride and Stride for Churches event, Isle of Wight's Rev Clive Todd took to a penny farthing in Oxford at the weekend.

The Isle of Wight council will be supporting a number of Island cycling activities during the week, joining the wide variety of events that will take place right across the UK.

Riders from the Wightlink Wight Mountain Cycle Race Team took part in several races over the last week. Russell shares these reports.

The mammoth cycle challenge has raised over £30,000 for the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, a national charity that supports young people aged 8-24 in rebuilding their confidence after cancer.