Tour CIBC Charles-Bruneau
July 6 to 9, 2010
A 600 km bicycle trek in aid of the Fondation Centre de cancérologie Charles-Bruneau Follow us on Twitter
Tour CIBC Charles-Bruneau - Ambassadors' Day
This summer, it’s my turn to take the Tour.
Embrace a new challenge, enjoy a spirit of camaraderie, and lend hope for a cure.
As part of its Ambassadors’ Day, the CIBC Charles-Bruneau Tour is looking for cyclists who’re ready to meet a fresh challenge:
Cycle 125 km on behalf of children with cancer.
Cycling from Granby to Montreal, benefit from a unique experience in the company of Pierre Bruneau and participants in the 15th edition of the CIBC Charles-Bruneau Tour, which starts Friday, July 9, 2010.
Why sign up?
Ambassadors’ Day is...
- a challenge for cycling enthusiasts of all stripes;
- a coordination and supervision effort worthy of the largest international cycling events;
- an event that fosters a spirit of camaraderie by dividing riders into small groups (12 max.)
How to register
Please fill out the documents below and forward them to the Fondation by no later than April 26, 2010.
Step I Presentation file and general information
Step II Commitment and waiver forms
Step III Health check and questionnaires
Summary of the event
Date
Friday, July 9, 2010
Itinerary
Granby-Montreal (125 km)
Division of rider groups
Based on your level of fitness
Minimum donation
$2,500*
*All the ambassadors who collect 5 000$ and more will receive the Ambassador Award and will be invited to the Soirée reconnaissance.
The registration fee of $2,500 includes:
- a tax receipt for $2,000;
- a jersey, cycling shorts, gloves, helmet, cap, water bottle and warmers, which riders are required to wear throughout the day;
- transportation of ambassadors and bicycles aboard a special shuttle from Montreal City Hall to Granby;
- all meals and snacks during the course of the day;
- supervision by a professional group;
- baggage transportation (limit of one baggage item per person);
- repair service (riders are required to supply their own inner tubes and a spare tire).
