Alesha Dixon
"The LA fitness Capital to Coast bike ride is an opportunity to be part of something very special – 2000 riders of all abilities cycling to Brighton for two amazing charities - Norwood and Down’s Syndrome Association, helping people with learning disabilities live full and rewarding lives. So get on your bikes on and make a difference."

Matt Barbet, 5 News Presenter

"I know first-hand about the amazing work of Norwood and the Down's Syndrome Association and recommend everyone gets into gear in aid of these worthy causes"

Jeff Brazier, TV Presenter

“If you are thinking of taking part in this crazy ride to Brighton next year I’d say go for it! Friends, family, come along! It’s not a race, there’s no pressure on you to finish in any superb time…it’s an achievement, I feel great and raised money for a good Charity in the process.”

Lydia says the only way is Brighton with C2C!

Lydia Bright, star of ITV's The Only Way is Essex, has given her backing to Norwood and the Down’s Syndrome Association and urged the public sign up to Capital to Coast to raise vital funds for the charities.

Lydia, a cycling enthusiast whose nephew Spencer has Down’s syndrome, said, "Norwood and the Down's Syndrome Association are amazing charities and provide a lifeline to countless families around the country. I started cycling earlier this year and cannot think of a better way to show your support for such good causes."

Dalton Grant

"Cycling is a great form of training, one I use all the time personally and for the athletes I train. Capital to Coast Cycle Challenge is a tough route but a great one to have under your belt and what better than doing it for such worthwhile causes.  For everyone that steps up to the challenge I wish you all the best of luck!"

Dalton Grant is a British high jumper, who has won a total number of four national titles for team GB. He was a board of director of the London 2012 Olympic bid team and he was also a captain of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team.

Since 2010, Dalton Grant has been appointed president of the South of England Athletics Association, and has trained two athletes who both won bronze medals at the recent Commonwealth Games in India.