At 7am tomorrow morning, eight hard-working members of the Simons Muirhead Burton team will be taking on the challenge of cycling from London to Amsterdam to raise money for our charity of the year, Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).
Over four days they will cover 496km and have been working extremely hard to prepare for the ride with regular group training sessions and a practice ride to Cambridge.
They have already smashed their fundraising target of £4,000, with all money raised going directly to CALM. The organisation does vital work for the prevention of male suicide, the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK.
There is till time to sponsor the team through their JustGiving page, which you can do here. If you have already sponsored, make sure you check the page for regular updates on the progress of their ride.
The team are Bradley Stylianou, Damien Yare, Imogen Niewiara, James Davies, Mark Soames, Martin Soames, Nikki Puxley and Prasan Modasia. All can be seen above trying on their new jerseys complete with sponsorship from MBA group and VideoSmart, except Martin who was in a client meeting.

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