After making its debut a fortnight ago (‘A New Course‘), startsheets are available for the Tour of the Langtons sequel tomorrow night (‘The Langtons Strikes Back’).
Closed the Sign Up is, but enter still on the night, you can. HQ is Church Langton Community Hall, first rider off at 7pm.
If you miss tomorrow’s TT, don’t worry, you will get another chance to ride the course in August (‘The Return of the Langtons‘). 
It’s also another opportunity to enjoy tea and coffee, and of course Angela’s awesome cakes, have a chat and swap stories about the ride. Please can we all help with returning cups and plates to the kitchen, and a bit of help with the washing up would be greatly appreciated.
About the course
Particular attention to possible traffic needed at the first turn left at the crossroads at the top of West Langton hill. Take a precautionary or “high line” around bends in Church Langton and Tur Langton so that any traffic approaching from the rear has clear sight of you. After Tur Langton there is a well-surfaced but steep descent. The turn in Three Gates is sharper than 90 degrees, so again take care. The descent to the sharp left in Kibworth Harcourt is fast and parked traffic on the right as you enter the village makes the road narrow. Be mindful of parked cars and particularly of traffic coming towards you before you make the turn to the finish before Tur Langton.
Time for the ‘must dos’
- Card payment only, on the day (Members and local clubs £5, guests £6)
- Front and rear lights and hard shell helmets are mandated by CTT (no lid no lights = no ride)
- Riders aged under 18 will need to fill in and bring along a signed CTT Parental Consent Form and bring it along to their first race and email to ttsec@wellandvalleycc.co.uk
- Please indicate in ‘comments’ section if entering as a Road Bike.
- Remember your Club Number (we need it to give you the points you earn!)
CARD 💳 – LIGHTS (Front & Rear) – RACE
Click here for all the detail about Club Time Trials and the 2025 Time Trial Championship
Click here for course maps and risk assessment
Photo courtesy of Chris Elmer
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