The 2024 Ride - Viareggio Italy to Antibes France via Monaco!
The Italian Job - Cogs4Cancer 2024 Ride
The Ride
The route from the Italian Refit hub Viareggio covers 475 km over 4 days, visiting Marina di Carrera, La Spezia, Chiavari, Genoa, San Remo and Monaco, finishing on the famous IYCA Billionaires Quay in the newly refurbished Port Vauban in Antibes.
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Ben on +33629310786 or ben@cogs4cancer.org
The Tribute Ride
Once again there will be a Tribute (shorter) Ride at the end of the main challenge. As long as you have a bike, no matter how old or young you can join us on the Tribute Ride for the last few kms of this incredible journey! This year it will start in Monaco, but there will also be a pick-up nearer the finish in Antibes to enable families to join in. 10.30 depart from Monaco Marine office in Monaco.
Tribute ride cost is 80€ with shirt, 40€ without for adults. Use the form here to register.
If joining from La Siesta 50€ with shirt, 10€ without and children under 12 ride free.
Show your support with one of our supporter bands. Available at Bluewater Yachting, The Blue Lady, All Ship Services and Riviera Yacht Support.
About Cogs4Cancer
Cogs4Cancer is a community driven charity within yachting which aims to raise as much money as possible for selected Cancer Charities in the UK and France.
Everyone has been touched by Cancer in one way or another and it is an illness that many people suffer from. The fight to find the cure against Cancer continues and we are very proud that CRUK are teaming up with us, but they are not our only beneficiary as we also donate to local cancer charities too.
C4C is run entirely by volunteers each giving up their time and money to get behind this single, common, positive goal. There are no administration fees, legal fees, salaries or advertising budgets. All riders supply their own equipment and pay their own travel and hotel expenses.
To date we have already raised over €1,000,000 and we are proud to have been awarded the prestigious Flame of Hope Award from Cancer Research UK for being the single largest donor in 2017.
