Former cycling champion Tony Wills, who lives with dementia in Wiltshire, is cycling 100 miles this summer to raise funds for Alzheimer's Support. 

Tony, 85 years young, has pledged to cycle 100 miles on his static bike to coincide with the Tour de France. And he wants YOU to join him.

Tony won his first ever race in 1955 and went on to compete all over Europe and represent the South West England in the Milk Race of 1960. Dementia has not dampened his enthusiasm for cycling and he aims to complete his challenge on his specialist virtual Tour de France bike in his garage. 

And he would love to see others taking to the open road to raise funds to support the charity which is making such a difference to his life.

Could you cycle your own 'stage' of the Tour this summer to support Tony and raise vital funds for people living with dementia?

How to get involved:

  • Plan your own route. It can be any distance, indoors or outdoors, and on any day between 29th August and 20th September (the dates of the Tour de France). The choice is yours!

  • Set up your fundraising page - there's no minimum fundraising target or registration fee.

  • Share your page with with friends 

  • Tell us what you are doing so we can help promote your event. We can also send you a fundraising pack with posters, sponsorship forms and ideas to help boost your fundraising.

On the day

  • Enjoy your ride!

  • Send us your photos and post online about your ride using the hashtags #TonysOnTour #cyclefordementia and tag us @AlzheimersSupp 

  • Know that you have done something amazing to support Tony and many more people affected by dementia.


Tony's cycling story
 

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