She makes it look so easypublished at 13:15
Laura Trott took part in today's ride (after coming 8th in yesterday's RideLondon GrandPrix) and is looking extremely fresh and calm. The double Olympic gold medalist looks like she could ride it again!
Summary
Luxembourg's Jean-Pierre Drucker wins the race
Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish were among the competitors
The route passed through eight London boroughs and Surrey countryside
She makes it look so easypublished at 13:15
Sorry cat lovers...published at 13:10
Spotted at Saturday's FreeCycle
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Doggy comes along for the ride!published at 13:05
Spotted on Saturday's FreeCycle
No member of the family missed out on yesterdays Free Cycle across London. We're not sure that the dogs are getting any exercise, but they look happy to be taken for a ride. Less Doggy bag and more of a doggy box.
Getting creative with lycrapublished at 13:00
It's Super Girl Kaye, Batman Mark and Wonder Woman Caroline!
We've got our 'eyes' on you...
Get Involved #RideLondonpublished at 12:55
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Commuter Dashpublished at 12:50
Has all this cycling got you thinking about how you can make getting on your bike a part of your routine?Read thisto find out how to turn into a cycling commuter and reap the health benefits of time on your bike...just don't let your mobile phone distract you!
Get Involved #RideLondonpublished at 12:45
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Is that a Penny Farthing?published at 12:40
Spotted at Saturday's FreeCycle
However you choose to ride, there's a bike for you...
Whether it's a Penny Farthing:
Or a bicycle made for... 6
From triple jump to cyclingpublished at 12:35
It's great to see Jonathan Edwards here this weekend. We spotted him yesterday and wish him luck for the 100 today!
And here he is! A quick chat then off to freshen up before he starts his commentating duties on the men's elite race this afternoon.
Get Involved #RideLondonpublished at 12:30
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His bike is how big?published at 12:25
You might notice a few familiar faces riding the 100 today. One of them is former NBA basketball player John Amaechi who's bike is over 5 foot high. Here he is with it making his trainer's bike look like a toy.
Get Inspired caught up with the man himself to pick up some training tips.
Get Involved #RideLondonpublished at 12:20
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Saturday's Festival Funpublished at 12:15
RideLondon Weekend update
From blinging up your bike to customising your tabard or just a moment on the grass with a picnic, yesterday's festival of cycling had something for everyone. Pop it in your diary for next year.
Raising money and awarenesspublished at 12:11
Riding 100 miles up and down hills isn't your everyday challenge and all of today's riders have their own reason for taking it on. For Lisa Rodrigues it is an opportunity to expand on her campaigning to stigma of mental illness.
"Cycling is not by any means a cure for depression, but it can help with prevention" says Lisa, who will have her 60th birthday in 11 days time. Read more from Lisa, and other inspirational riders out there today.
Get involved #RideLondonpublished at 12:05
Hannah Wailoo: Bravo to the cyclists! @cyclingsteve21, external@gordondeas, external@RichardWerner01, external@SpinnBok, external#RideLondon, external
Johnathan Grey: Get the pedal to the floor lads #RideLondon, external
OneMansNote: When you feel like quitting, think about why you started #RideLondon
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100 Miles too far?published at 12:00
If you fancy a cycling challenge but can't see yourself riding a sportive, take a look at the different options and Get Inspired for Sports Relief. Challenges start at 1 mile (you can leave the other 99 for another time).
Image source, Sport ReliefGet involved via #RideLondonpublished at 11:55
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Rugby Guys are on two wheelspublished at 11:50
Spotted today, Martin Johnson and Matt Dawson getting on their bikes - it may be retirement from rugby but they are certainly keeping fit in other ways.
Get Involved #RideLondonpublished at 11:45
Fingers (and legs) crossed for you guys!
Dressed and ready for the Brompton World Championshipspublished at 11:40
RideLondon weekend update
Straighten those ties and polish those shoes...
This race is serious business at RideLondon. There's no lycra in sight but don't let that fool you, these chaps are in it to win it!
Fold-up bikes are serious business - you can see from the expressions on their faces that it was a fiercely contested race!
Over 500 blazer clad riders raced to unfold their bikes and ride 8 laps around St James's Park. Well done to Mark Emsley,defending champion and this year's winner!