In order to support Cancer Research UK, Adrian Long and Lee Mutch from Inter-Nett, a leading superyacht cleaning company, are preparing a charity cycle ride from Antibes to Palma. They, together with six other prestigious figures from the superyacht industry, will travel 800km in five days and the main goal is to arrive in time for the Pinmar Golf Tournament, a prominent yachting event and itself a successful charity fundraiser.
The team currently consists of John Clark of Yachtwrap, Sarah ‘Dawsy’ Dawson of Fashion Wagon, Robbie Maguire, captain of MY Happy Hour, Ben Young of Sunseeker Superyacht Management, Wayne Jones, captain of MY Rhino A and Steve Crowe managing director of Yachting Pages is the latest yachting professional to get involved.
They are planning to set off from the IYCA quay on the 5th October 2013 and will cycle around 100KM a day. Steve Crowe, managing director at Yachting Pages said, “It is a great honour to take part in this cycle ride. I am a keen cyclist myself and am looking forward to the challenge, as well as raising money for this valuable charity. We will be cycling past plenty of ports and marinas, so if I have enough time I may even be able to deliver a few copies of Yachting Pages along the way.”
Bike sponsors will get a prominent mention and a company logo with a link to their website on the CogsForCancer website, as well as a mention on Facebook and JustGiving.
Other sponsors will get a mention and logo on the sponsor’s page on the CogsForCancer website. Personal donations allow you to leave a message on JustGiving.
