Looking back at our "Bromprix" event in 2017



Back in 2017, a few wonderful LBC members, led by the amazing Steve Chopper, organised this special event at the Gravesend Cyclopark.

The Bromprix was a not-for-profit event: AFTER THE EVENT WE DONATED £300 to Voluntary Services Overseas 


The British Bromprix was a racetrack get together for Brompton cycle related fun being organised by a few dedicated members of the London Brompton Club. 

The Cyclopark in Gravesend is just a short cycle from Ebsfleet (3 miles) or Gravesend (2 miles) train stations.
Ebsfleet is just 17mins on the Eurostar from St Pancras. The (slower) SouthEastern trains from Charing Cross take around 55mins to get into Gravesend. For the Bromprix event we had exclusive use of the 2.9Km long Road Circuit from 1pm until 4pm. A flying lap of the track can be seen here. 
Time Trial results 2017. Congratulations to winners Fai Leung & Jenny Hung 
Run Order
Rider no
Actual time
Rider
7
15
02:33
Fai Leung
2
16
02:42
Darren Coates
3
14
02:50
Mark Deans
23
28
03:00
Stephen Allport
8
4
03:11
Geoff Snell
6
5
03:12
Jenny Hung
4
1
03:17
Mark Jacobson
5
25
03:17
Graham Parks
10
2
03:21
Zoom Zoom Brompton
11
8
03:29
Chun Han Chan
1
40
03:33
Chopper
13
13
03:37
Mark Mitchenall
21
17
03:37
Hannah Aitken
14
11
03:44
Roger Bolden
9
7
03:55
Natalie White
15
27
04:00
James Houston
20
18
04:02
Kirsty Varndell
12
12
04:05
Rob Haynes
24
04:14
"Little Geoff"
18
6
04:24
Neil Walker
22
20
04:43
Andrew Page
19
19
04:48
Russell Lucas
16
21
05:01
David Sullivan
17
10
05:09
Dina Desai
The Bromprix featured:

  • Exclusive use of a safe, purpose-built cycle race track
  • Special event souvenir for every race participant
  • Large reasonably priced cafe overlooking the track
  • Private indoor suite for registration and in case of bad weather
  • Completely not for profit - all proceeds will be donated to charity
  • Free entry for family, friends and spectators
  • Services of a professional medical emergency responder team
  • Full Event Insurance
  • Special free online event magazine featuring Bromptoneering stories from around the world







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