The Velodrome Challenge

Join fellow cycling enthusiasts, and Olympic legends including Victoria Pendleton CBE and Jody Cundy CBE at our sixth velodrome event.

If you’ve got a passion for cycling and a desire to improve your performance and knowledge, there is nowhere better than on one of the fastest tracks in the world.

You and your teammates will be cycling a competitive, high-adrenaline race at Lee Valley VeloPark, a velodrome built for London’s 2012 Olympic cycling events.

On 14 November, guests will have the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in a competitive, high adrenaline event for cycling enthusiasts. Our guests will learn how to compete in the team sprint as well as improving their cycling knowledge and all round performance.

Guests are invited to an evening of entertainment, live auctions and a delicious three course dinner prepared by Gordon Ramsey's team in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.

Entry for a Velodrome Challenge team of four costs £7,000.

For more information, or to enquire about purchasing a team or dinner tickets, please email us or call the team on 020 3841 3016.

• Entry for a team of four to the team pursuit competition
• One hour training session with professional coaches
• Kit included; bike, shoes, helmet
• High performance custom team jersey each made by Santini
• Q&A with Olympic cyclists
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner by Gordon Ramsay Restaurants
• Massage by specialist physiotherapists
• Strength and Conditioning talks
• Nutritional talks
• Spin and watt bike activities
• Eight tickets to the evening dinner
• Shuttle service to and from Stratford International Station

Every day brings new challenges at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).

Every day, around 750 children and young people from across are seen at GOSH. Every day, doctors and nurses battle the most complex illnesses, and the brightest minds come together to achieve pioneering medical breakthroughs. And every day is a chance for you to make a difference.

This extraordinary hospital has always depended on charitable support to give seriously ill children the best chance to fulfil their potential. A better future for seriously ill children starts here.