The UK and the Commonwealth are celebrating the Queen’s Jubilee with a 2-day Bank Holiday on Thursday 2nd and Friday 3rd June. To celebrate, I am hosting a special event called the Mountain Massif – The Queen’s Jubilee Celebration Event.
What is the Queen’s Jubilee?
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee 2022 celebrates the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty The Queen will become the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee after 70 years of service.
This is a historic occurrence, so to mark it people are uniting in 2 days of celebrations within the UK (and I believe throughout the Commonwealth).
Special Event
To commemorate the occasion, I am hosting a special one-off event called the “Mountain Massif – The Queen’s Jubilee Celebration Event” on Thursday 2nd June.
This event is both a race and a ride, designed so that people can come together and test themselves up the four mountains in Watopia on the “Four Horsemen” route. For those who want to race, the facility is there. For those that want to simply ride, find a group and enjoy the party!
This is a one-off event, starting at 8:00am BST / 9:00am CST. The ride finishes atop the Alpe du Zwift at a custom distance of 60.1km. To sign up, click here.
Event details
- Route: “Four Horsemen”
- Distance: 60.1km
- Date: Thursday 2nd June 2022
- Time: 8:00am BST / 9:00am CST
- Signup link
greta idea – but sorry, no bank holiday in Germany 🙁
Thanks to those that joined the event. Racing the Four Horsemen route was tough. Real tough, and totally fits with the events that I host. I have never raced the Four Horsemen route and I have to confess, I am glad I had the event finishing on the top of the Alpe because I certainly wouldn’t have wanted to slog my way round the last 16 kilometres, that, would have been utter torture. It was a really tough event, maybe I need to run one of these once a month, as a special. Trying to race the Alpe, after you had just destroyed your legs on the Volcano and then the Epic KOM, INCLUDING Radio Tower was something I had not done before, and it was no surprise when I was down 50 watts on the Alpe. It totalled nearly 2000 metres of climbing!
Your point of view caught my eye and was very interesting. Thanks. I have a question for you.