Take part in your own tour de 4 event!
Cure Leukaemia are proud to be a charity partner of Sir Chris Hoy’s Tour de 4, which takes place during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month on 6th September 2026 in Glasgow.
Inspired by Sir Chris Hoy and his Tour de 4 but can’t make Glasgow on the 6th September? We’ve got you covered. Join one of Cure Leukaemia’s ‘regional rides’ or even set up your own with your friends, family or colleagues and CL will support you every step of the way.
Cure Leukaemia will be hosting a number of regional rides across England and some of our partners have already pledged to take up the initiative to do rides themselves, there really is nothing stopping you getting involved…or start your own ride with friends, family or your cycling club!
Be part of giving more families to have hope.
Be part of giving more happy memories for families
Be part of giving more kids to have access to the latest treatments.
Be part of more kids to ringing the bell
Be part of saving more kids’ lives.
How to get involved:
Our CL regional rides will be taking place in September across Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and London with venue, date and timings to be confirmed.
Each entrant will receive a unique CL Cycling Club Tour de 4 rider jersey courtesy of our official kit partners Santini when signing up.
Every rider who raises over £150 will also receive a finishers medal and participation certificate and be part of Sir Chris’ Tour de 4 initiative.
If you’re interested in taking part in one of our satellite events, please register your interest using the form below and we will be in touch with more information.
Organise your own ride!
We’d love the CL Cycling Community to come together and get as many of the CL Family riding their bikes during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – and you can be part of it by getting your friends, colleagues and cycling clubs together for a ride during September.
Whether that’s a 56 mile ride from your favourite cafe to mimic Tour de 4’s Red Route, or an adventure on gravel around your local country park this is your chance to be part of Sir Chris Hoys story.
You can ride whenever you like in Childhood Cancer Awareness Month during September!
Each entrant will receive a unique CL Cycling Club Tour de 4 rider jersey courtesy of our official kit partners Santini when signing up.
Every rider who raises over £150 will also receive a finishers medal and participation certificate and be part of Sir Chris’ Tour de 4 initiative.
If you’re interested in setting up your own Tour de 4 ride, please complete the form below.
Register Your Interest
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We’re proud to have been selected as an official charity partner for Sir Chris Hoy’s Tour de 4 ride.
‘Blood cancer is the most common cancer in children and teens’
Tour de 4 will accelerate the progress of the groundbreaking ATICUS Network, a world-first initiative dedicated to revolutionising treatments for children with cancer.
By taking part in a regional ride or organising your own ride will directly support the opening of clinical transplant trials and provide children battling blood cancer with access to the most advanced therapies available, across the 11 children’s hospitals that form the ATICUS Network.
Without The ATICUS Network, there is no coordinated way for children to take part in these vital studies, meaning many are missing out on the latest advances in care.
“I am delighted that Cure Leukaemia is one of our official charity partners for 2026. Through Tour de 4 supporting Cure Leukaemia and their world first ATICUS Network, the funds raised will help children battling blood cancer.”
Sir Chris Hoy
“As a treatment team in Glasgow caring for children and young people from across Scotland, we are delighted that the ATICUS Network has chosen to support our work. Their fundraising will help us strengthen collaboration with leading centres across the UK, ensuring every child, wherever they live, has access to the highest standard of care and the most innovative, promising new therapies.”
Dr Nick Heaney, Consultant Haematologist, The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow.
'The effect that this is going to have help children with cancer is incredible'
Hear from Al Dickson, whose daughter Liv who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) aged 12, who shares his thoughts on the impact the Tour de 4 will have on children and families who are facing the same battle his own family faced in 2020.
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