Pre-Register below for exclusive VIP hospitality for the 2022 Tour of Britain!
Sportsbreaks.com is the Official Hospitality Partner - bringing you exclusive hospitality and VIP packages at every stage of the Tour of Britain.
The dates for the 2022 edition of the AJ Bell Tour of Britain have been confirmed, with the 18th edition of Britain’s biggest professional cycle race scheduled for Sunday 4th to Sunday 11th September.
Already confirmed for the next year’s route is an overall start hosted by Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, following the success of the final stage of the 2021 race, and a final stage on the Isle of Wight for the first time. Nottinghamshire will also host a midweek stage of the race as the AJ Bell Tour of Britain returns to the county for the first time since 2018.
More details of the 2022 event will be announced in due course with details of our exclusive hospitality packages. For full details please pre-register below!
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Book hospitality @ the Tour of Britain and you'll get...
VIP hospitality that combines a prime view of the racing action with complimentary food, beverages and an electric atmosphere to enjoy with family, friends or colleagues.
VIP hospitality is available at every stage of the race, with the 'Breakfast Club' at stage starts and the 'Tour Enclosure' at every stage finish.
Breakfast Club
Prime location close to the start line to enjoy the team presentations and rider interviews.
Complimentary, locally produced continental style breakfast.
Selection of hot and cold beverages.
Tour Enclosure
Prime location close to the finish Line and podium.
Sheltered viewing with unreserved seating.
Follow the race live via our big screens.
Complimentary buffet lunch provided by our Tour caterers.
Selection of hot and cold beverages.
Open bar serving a choice of beers and wines.
2021 Tour of Britain Route
2021 Tour of Britain Route
Seating areas:
2021 team list
The 18 teams competing in the 2021 Tour of Britain are:
- Alpecin – Fenix (Belgium)
- Caja Rural – Seguros RGA (Spain)
- Canyon dhb SunGod (Great Britain)
- Deceuninck – Quick-Step (Belgium)
- Global 6 Cycling (New Zealand) – first appearance in 2021
- Great Britain (Great Britain)
- INEOS Grenadiers (Great Britain)
- Israel Start-Up Nation (Israel)
- Movistar Team (Spain)
- Rally Cycling (USA) – first appearance in 2021
- Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling (Great Britain) – first appearance in 2021
- Saint Piran (Great Britain) – first appearance in 2021
- SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling (Great Britain)
- Team Arkéa – Samsic (France) – first appearance in 2021
- Team DSM (Germany)
- Team Jumbo – Visma (Netherlands)
- Team Qhubeka NextHash (South Africa)
- TRINITY Racing (Great Britain) – first appearance in 2021
