1,120 mountain bikers gearing up for 20th End2End race

Friday, 11 September 2015 00:00

1,700 mountain bikers will take part in the Manx Telecom End2End challenge this weekend.

The race will set off from the Point of Ayre at 10am on Sunday morning - with a split four-group to avoid overcrowding on the roads.

Celebrating its 20th year, the event will follow its standard path.

Chairman of the event Kate Evans explained the decision to bring the finish line back to Port Erin:

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