Race Details:

Deers Leap Park- West Sussex. 27th July 2019. 6 hours to complete as many laps of a hand crafted, exciting 4.5mile loop.
Go solo or with friends and take on the challenge – whether it’s for a podium or just to compete and have fun – there is something for everyone to chase. Pairs and teams will race in a relay format- changing over whenever they want and passing on a designated wristband.
ThreeSixty caters for all abilities to allow everyone to feel the thrill of riding and racing on a purpose built circuit with an atmosphere and spirit to match.
All riders get a free 360 T shirt and there will also be lots fantastic prizes for podiums, placings and other competitions. There will be precise live lap splits and timing updates with dedicated segment timing courtesy of Eventrex with customised number-boards that use chip timing.
TCC is all about chasing your goals and riding hard no matter what your ability – and the ThreeSixty encapsulates that. Race solo, as a pair or in a team of three or four in a relay and experience the excitement of racing together with friends.

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