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Tour de Furness cyclist wins £600 cycling equipment prize

Mark Richardson completed the 53-mile route from Barrow to Coniston and back, raising more than £50 in sponsorship to qualify for the Poole Townsend prize draw.

The Tour de Furness, organised by the Rotary Club of Furness, featured four routes of 17, 28, 53, and 74 miles, all through South Lakeland.

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The 17-mile route is designed for families, while the longest route includes the challenging Wrynose Pass.

Mr Richardson was presented with his prize—£600 worth of cycling equipment—by Brad Pearce, managing director of Poole Townsend’s property department, at Ride Bikes in Ulverston.

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