COMPETITION: The SportPursuit Photo Competition: 'Your Best Cycling Moment Of 2012"
The competition will be open until the 18:00 on the 16th December. Entries should reflect the 'Best moment for you in the 2012 season'. Included in your entry should be a few sentences to caption the photo, explaining why that moment was so special and what made it top your rankings.
How to Enter:
1) Join SportPursuit through the following link (if you haven't already): http://www.sportpursuit.com/join/timwigginsblog
2) Send your entry and your few sentences description to timwigginscycling@gmail.com with the subject name "SportPursuit Photo Competition Entry"
3) If you have signed up to the website your entry will be posted on this blogpost...so keep checking back to suss out the rivals!
Once all the entries have come in on the evening of the 16th December I will let my family pick a winner, and send out the prize!
What are you waiting for? Get searching those photo albums and good luck!
What are you waiting for? Get searching those photo albums and good luck!
Peter Akrill
"So here's a photo taken by the fantastic James Kirby of myself and two other team mates asleep on the Queen's Balmoral Estate, after 3 days of non stop racing in the Adidas Terrex Sting in Stirling, we were 3km from a transition to a 24 hour trek stage, when we couldn't pedal any further, so we snook off and snoozed in the grass. Which is when the media team found us!
And the follow on from this picture is this conversation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcMapw5g98c
That race was the highlight of my year!"
"I did my first triathlon with a group of five friends from The Portsmouth Grammar School this September for the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust on the Isle of Wight. It was a great experience and we'll all definitely be coming back for more of the great views and horrible hills next year."
Anna Brooks
"Hi Tim. My boyfriend and I came to the Isle of Wight back in July after reading your blogpost on weekend trip ideas. We had a fantastic time, this photo was taken at Compton Bay car park, we stopped off for lunch here on our route. We completed the round the island route over two days, staying at Carpenters Farm campsite near Bembridge. It was a wonderful weekend, certainly the highlight of my cycling year. Thanks for all the great info on your blog. Anna"
Peter Roberts
"Having recently retired and bought a bike for the first time, I have become interested in all forms of cycling. Never having seen a CX race I went along to watch the action. The terrain was tough and there were races for all ages, though not everyone was able to complete the course. For this despondent young lad, his race was over"
William Russell
"Attached is a photo of the london to paris cycle ride I did with some of my colleagues at Tribesports last month. Finishing the cycling season going to Paris was not a bad way to cap the season."
Sam Baker
John Curtis

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