Paris to Ancaster Bicycle Race April 28 Back for 30th Year with Title Sponsor Creemore Springs Brewery

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April 24, 2024 - (Hamilton, ON) The 30th Annual Paris to Ancaster Bicycle Race is back and happy to welcome Creemore Springs Brewery as our first ever title sponsor! With the help of our friends at Creemore, the “Creemore Springs Paris to Ancaster Bicycle Race” will celebrate the start of the 2024 Cycling Season on April 28th, 2024.

The 30th Annual Paris to Ancaster Bicycle Race is back April 28 with Title Sponsor Creemore Springs Brewery. ©

Expect the return of the 100k (P2A CENTO), 70k (P2A CLASSIC), and 45k (P2A BRÈVE) races. Including the famous mud pits and the notable climb to the finish sure to make crossing that finish line that more rewarding. Here, racers will be able to immerse themselves in the vigorous trails set by race directors John Thorpe and Tim Farrar.

Racers will start their journey in Paris and cycle to Ancaster in the classic race that began in 1994, over the roughest farm lanes, trails and gravel roads they could find. P2A was overwhelmed with positive feedback and continues to deliver the same memorable experiences year after year. With trails ranging from intensely immersive to more scenic routes, there is something for everyone.

Race Directors John Thorpe and Tim Farrar are excited about the races 30th anniversary and having Creemore Springs Brewery: “We’re so excited to be celebrating the race’s 30th anniversary, and we can’t believe how much it’s grown since its inception. Having Creemore Springs Brewery as the title sponsor this year, with their expertise in hospitality, and history of producing their own unique cycling event Turas Mor, will make this year’s 30th anniversary even more special.”

Heather Harding, Brand Manager at Creemore Springs Brewery explains their expertise is hospitality: “The word Creemore is a Gaelic word for big heart, and we are very fond of our neighbours, backyard, community, and welcoming people from all over to our small town. We’re excited to bring our big heart and our hospitality to Paris to Ancaster.”

Of course, any riders, regardless of the riding course, on any day can fundraise, donate and support St.Joe’s by signing up here.

In attendance will be some notable pros and race favorites confirmed for the upcoming event: Maghalie Rochette, Curtis White, Canadian Gravel Champions Devon Clarke and Evan Russell, and UCI Continental team Hustle Pro Cycling, which boasts a 7-rider team including 6 riders from the National Cyclocross team, World Cup mountain bike professional and 2-time winner Gunnar Holmgren, 2022 winner Mike van den Ham, and Ashlin Barry. Additionally, 11 of the 12 age group National Gravel Champions from 2023 are returning, with participants ranging in age from 17 to 65+.

Join us on April 28, 2024, to become part of the history of this unique race… visit here.