The Richmond Park Time Trials are back

Speed-limit free time trial racing in Richmond Park? Yes, London Dynamo have confirmed the dates for the 2017 Richmond Park Time Trials.
Richmond Park Time Trials
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While it is a very popular venue for training, the opportunities to RACE bikes around London’s Richmond Park are few and far between. That is what makes the Richmond Park Time Trials such popular and special events.

Held over a 10.4 miles course, London Dynamo – the only club with permission to hold such events in the park – have just announced two dates for the 2017 events, June 11th and June 25th. There are strictly NO entries on the day and entries close two weeks before race day. Typically over-subscribed, a ballot system will be in place for entries.

Highly recommended, if you are free on either of those dates, how about getting your lactic fix that day in Richmond Park?!

Entries open on 18th April 2017 at www.RiderHQ.com

Richmond Park Time Trials

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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