Paddy McGuinness Begins 300-Mile Charity Cycle for BBC Children in Need
Guided by Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, McGuinness sets off on a five-day journey from Wrexham to Glasgow on a modified Chopper bike.
- Paddy McGuinness, a BBC presenter and comedian, has embarked on a 300-mile cycling challenge to raise funds for BBC Children in Need.
- The journey started in Wrexham, Wales, and will conclude in Glasgow, Scotland, crossing through three nations and eight counties over five days.
- McGuinness is riding a modified Raleigh Chopper bike, a nostalgic choice with only three gears, making the challenge significantly tougher.
- Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy, who is battling terminal cancer, has been a source of inspiration and training support for McGuinness.
- Donations can be made via the BBC Children in Need website or through text, with all proceeds going directly to the charity.