Two co-workers wearing pink ‘Breast Cancer Now’ jerseys ride stationary bikes indoors, smiling and exercising in a brightly lit room with pink accents and charity signage.Two co-workers wearing pink ‘Breast Cancer Now’ jerseys ride stationary bikes indoors, smiling and exercising in a brightly lit room with pink accents and charity signage.

Cycle the furthest. Raise the most. Make change happen.

2 bikes. 2 days. 20 virtual landmarks. Only 1 winner. It’s Tour de Law, the virtual cycling competition like no other.

Tour de Law 2026 is now complete. Thank you so much to everyone who took part in the challenge and supported the event. Please visit the Leaderboards page to see the results of the competition.

If you're interested in taking part in Tour de Law 2027 on October 13 and 14, please get in touch with the team at tourdelaw@breastcancernow.org.

A pink and white and poster illustrating a virtual tour of the UK with 20 known landmarks, starting at The Royal Courts of Justice in London and finishing at The Court of Session in Edinburgh. Includes the kilometres travelled and illustrations of other landmarks such as Stonehenge, Warwick castle and the Angel of the North.

HOW IT WORKS

Step 1

Gather your team and sign up to take part. You’ll have 100 cycling slots to fill and there’s no limit per person.

Step 2

You’ve gathered your team. You’ve reserved your spot. Now, it’s time to start fundraising so you can get ahead of the competition. And the earlier you start, the better. You could get partners to sponsor your team, host a raffle or ask your company to match your donations and double the impact.

Step 3

The challenge will start on Wednesday 14 October at 8am and finish on Thursday 15 October 2026 at 4.30pm. You’ll need enough space for 2 bikes, chairs, refreshments and fans, so save the date and get your office ready.

Why should your firm take part?

Meet our 2025 champions

“Kirkland has been a part of Tour de Law for many years, and the event has become a highlight for us with plenty of friendly competition across the teams. We were incredibly proud of the commitment and teamwork shown by everyone who participated in the event over the two days. Most importantly, it was fantastic to see our teams come together in support of Breast Cancer Now and contribute to such an important cause.”

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

A group of colleagues are standing together, formally dressed holding the Tour de Law prize, a framed Team INEOS Grenadiers jersey and a giant cheque detailing they’ve raised £107,931 for Breast Cancer Now.
A group of people in pink cycling jerseys participate in a stationary cycling session indoors. In the foreground, a smiling woman with a ponytail pedals a bike under pink-purple lighting, while others ride behind her and a few stand watching in the background.

What we'll give you

From bikes and banners to balloons and more, we've got you covered with:

Meet the competition