

city Criterium
The inaugural Great Ormond Street Hospital City Criterium took place on the afternoon of Friday 12 June in the heart of the City of London.
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The race was won by XTX Markets Team 1. The winning mixed team (male and female riders) was Ned's Club. Click here to see the full results.
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The event was organised in partnership with GOSH and supported by The City of London Corporation’s Destination City Partnership Fund

How it works
The GOSH City Criterium is a team race meaning team work and tactics will be crucial:
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Four riders per team - for mixed teams there will be a second classification category.
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Plus one Pro Rider - each team will be allocated a pro rider as part of your team entry.
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Teams must select one rider to take part in a virtual qualification race - results of the qualification will determine the start grid for the final.
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The final will be a team race with relay style exchanges.
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Teams must exchange all four riders within the first 60 minutes of racing.
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Teams can choose how long each rider will race - stronger riders can do longer turns.
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Team tactics will be crucial to make sure you pace the effort of each rider across the time.
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After 60 minutes teams will exchange to their pro rider the next time they pass the pit lane
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The pro riders will race the final 10 laps.
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The final result will be determined by the total number of laps completed by each team and their finish position on their final lap.
Team Entry Package
Entry includes:
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Team entry for four riders.
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Pro rider allocated to your team.
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Access to rider enclosure and hospitality area.
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Complimentary food and drinks served throughout the day.
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Access to training events and resources.
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Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH)
The GOSH City Criterium is raising crucial funds for the new Children Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
With a new entrance, school space, theatres, leading edge imaging equipment, critical care unit, digitally advanced cancer inpatient wards, a cancer day care centre and significant outside space, the Children’s Cancer Centre will benefit every child, young person and family who come to GOSH.
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Find out more about the Children’s Cancer Centre project here.

























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