On Sunday 27th March 2011 we will be once again holding our charity event at Goodwood in aid of the Multiple Sclerosis Trust.
The 'M.S. CIRCUIT CHALLENGE' will take place on the famous Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit, and is an event made up of two great events.
The 'Cycle Challenge' has three distances, a 30 lap, 20 lap and a 10 lap race around the famous Motor Circuit with great prizes available such as bikes, wheel sets, bottles, clothing and all finishers get a medal and bottle of water.
The 'By Any Means' is a fun event where families, teams or individuals take to the track any way they like as long as it is under their own steam, we've had fancy dress, runners, walkers, a bike made for three and even one young lady went round on a po-go stick! There are many great prizes up for grabs here too as well as a finishers medal and bottle of water.
As well as all of the action on the track there is also many other things going on, there are children's rides, bouncy castles, face painting, raffles, tombollas, stalls, name the teddy bear, army display, a dragster car and lots more.
Hargrove's Cycles, Radon Bikes and Ultimate Sports Engineering are kindly once again donating many great prizes.
Not only is this a fantastic way to raise funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Trust but it also motivates children and families to exercise and participate in sport. The M.S. Circuit Challenge also invites wheel chairs, buggies and tricycles to take part so every body can take part and have fun. Dogs kept on leads are also welcome.
Would you be interested in supporting us by taking part either as individuals or as a team in the M.S. Circuit Challenge?
Changing, toilets, ample parking and food is also available.
Please email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you would like to receive more
information or phone 07970695543
Many thanks for your time
Kenny Smith
M.S.C.C
Multiple Sclerosis Trust registered charity number 1088353. Tel 01462 47670
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