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Tour de Law 2027

2 bikes. 2 days. 20 virtual landmarks. Only 1 winner. Will you be champions for our cause?

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People riding a static bike in an office, smiling and laughing, wearing Breast Cancer Now pink and white cycling jerseys.

On 13 and 14 October, we’re challenging legal eagles up and down the country to go the distance for our life-saving science and life-changing support. It’s Tour De Law, the virtual cycling competition like no other.

Over 2 days, law firms and chambers will go head-to-head in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The competition will be fierce as they take on an iconic virtual tour from the Royal Courts of Justice to the Court of Session in Edinburgh. 

The winners will be the team that cycles the furthest and raises the most. And every pound you raise counts for people affected by breast cancer, bringing us closer to the day when everyone with the disease lives and lives well. So it’s not just about counting your kilometres – it's about making your kilometres count.

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We'll support you all the way

  • 2 WattBikes

  • Plenty of fundraising support and materials

  • Support from a dedicated member of the team

  • Regular e-newsletters to keep you up to date

Tour de Law 2026

  • Latham and Watkins LLP (Winners)

  • Kirland and Ellis LLP (Star Fundraising Team 2026)

  • Northridge Law (Go the Distance Award Winners 2026)

  • Wilkie Farr & Gallagher

  • King and Spalding

  • Simpson Thatcher Bartlett

  • Cooley

  • Gibson Dunn & Crutcher (Best Newcomer 2026)

  • Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison

  • Morgan, Lewis & Bockius (Dazzling Display 2026)

  • Outer Temple Chambers

  • Signature Litigation

  • Slaughter & May

  • Maltin PR

  • Jones Day

  • Wedlake Bell

  • Akin Gump

  • St John's Chambers

  • QEB Hollis Whiteman

  • Atkin Chambers

  • 3VB

  • Morrison & Forester

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Why your support matters

39% of women

Over a third of women in the UK do not check their breasts regularly for potential signs of breast cancer.

55,000 women

Around 55,000 women and 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK.

1 in 7 women

One in seven women in the UK will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.

Get inspired

  • Two men in grey and black tops, on two static bikes next to each other, facing a large window with a skyline view of London around them.
  • Woman posing to camera by a static bike, wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now branded cycling jersey top.
  • A person posing to camera wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now branded cycling jersey top.
  • A woman posing for a photo in a dark top, standing in front of the two static bikes with people cycling on them.
  • People riding a static bike in an office, smiling and laughing, wearing Breast Cancer Now pink and white cycling jerseys.

Cycle the furthest. Raise the most.

Register now and become champions for our cause.

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