Lee D encouraged Marie D to ride a bike!
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Pablo S encouraged G. F to ride a bike!
Colin C encouraged Pauline M to ride a bike!
Mike H encouraged Tim N to ride a bike!
Julie G encouraged Susan V to ride a bike!
Kevin S encouraged Will D to ride a bike!
Pam B encouraged Tomi T to ride a bike!
Colin C encouraged Louise B to ride a bike!
Well done Cambridge - you got even more people cycling!
William G encouraged Emma B to ride a bike!
Seb M encouraged Elizabeth M to ride a bike!
Challenge complete!

Winners

Well done to everyone who took in the Challenge! We're pleased to announce the winners below:

New Cyclist Bonus Prize

The following participants have won an iPod shuffle at Cycle Challenge Roadshow event, for cycling for 10 minutes for the first time in more than 12 months:

Sandra Fernie, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Linda Raphel, Wellcome Trust
Charlotte Peck, British Antartic Survey
Isabelle Osuch, Babraham Institute
Ross Mclaren, RSC
David Pell, MRC - Human Nutrition Research

Spot Prize

Congratulations to Carmen Lacambra of Species Programme, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre on winning a Pashley Princess Sovereign bike worth over £650.

Team Participation Award

The team participation winners are as follows:

500+ size category

1st: MRC Cambridge LMB and Centre - 16.1% participation
2nd: CSR Sports and Social Club - 10.5% participation
3rd: Cambridgeshire County Council - 9.4% participation

MRC Cambridge LMB and Centre also win two bicycles for their workplace.

200-499 size category

1st: Cancer Research UK - 44.8% participation
2nd: Babraham Institute - 40.1% participation
3rd: British Antartic Survey - 36.6% participation

Cancer Research UK also win a bicycle for their workplace.

50-199 size category

1st: Fauna and Flora International - 88.1% participation
2nd: UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 87% participation
3rd: Division of Virology, University of Cambridge - 42.1% participation

Fauna and Flora International also win a bicycle for their workplace.

20-49 size category

1st: IUCN - 100% participation
2nd: TRAFFIC - 95.2% participation
3rd: Schofield Centre Grads - 70% participation

IUCN also win a visit from Finn Jordan Spa and Beauty.

7-19 size category

1st: Species Program, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 100% participation
2nd: Shop Floor, Open Air - 100% participation
3rd: Protected Areas, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 100% participation

Each participant in the Species Program, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre team also won a ticket to any Summer Saturday race meet on the July Course at Newmarket Races (excludes Saturday 27th August).

3-6 size category

1st: Science, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 100% participation
2nd: Bioinformatics, Babraham Institute - 100% participation
3rd: Office Services, Red Gate Software Ltd - 100% participation

Science, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre also won a delicious experience at Sticky Beaks.

See full results here.

Team Commuter Award

The team commuter winners are as follows:

500+ size category

1st: MRC Cambridge LMB and Centre - 14.8% commuters
2nd: CSR Sports and Social Club - 9% commuters
3rd: Cambridgeshire County Council - 7.5% commuters

200-499 size category

1st: Cancer Research UK - 40.3% commuters
2nd: Cambridge University Gurdon Institute - 31.4% commuters
3rd: British Antartic Survey - 29.8% commuters

50-199 size category

1st: UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 63.6% commuters
2nd: Fauna and Flora International - 62.7% commuters
3rd: Division of Virology, University of Cambridge - 42.1% commuters

20-49 size category

1st: IUCN - 80% commuters
2nd: TRAFFIC - 66.7% commuters
3rd: Schofield Centre Grads - 65% commuters

7-19 size category

1st: Protected Areas, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 100% commuters
2nd: South Research Office, Schofield Centre Grads - 80% commuters
3rd: Climate Change, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 80% commuters

3-6 size category

Joint 1st place: Informatics, Royal Society of Cambridge - 100% commuters
Joint 1st place: Development, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 100% commuters
Joint 2nd place: Website Development, Jagex - 75% commuters
Joint 2nd place: Science, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - 75% commuters

See full results here.

Weekly Prizes

The weekly prize winners are as follows:

Week One - 14 to 20 March

£25 Love2Shop high street voucher: Max Turner - The Babraham Institute
Cateye Wireless Strada Cycle Computer: Fran Richards - Cancer Research UK
£50 voucher for Open Air Cambridge: Nick Whitehead - Citizens Advice Bureau
£50 voucher for Open Air Cambridge: Alyson Ashe - Cambridge University - Gurdon Institute

Week Two - 21 to 27 March

£25 Love2Shop high street voucher: Alastair Lynn - Cambridge University Press
Two tickets for an event of your choice at The Junction: Richard Cowley - Long Road 6th Form College
£50 voucher for Open Air Cambridge: Lexzecia Cayneeo - Cambridge City Council
£50 voucher for Open Air Cambridge: Richard Young - Bookingcom Ltd

Week Three- 28 March to 3 April

£25 Love2Shop high street voucher: Caroline Edwards - Cancer Research UK
£50 voucher for Open Air Cambridge: Julie Futter - Natural England
Two tickets for 'Drumchasers' at the Cambridge Corn Exchange: Andrew Rands - Scientia Ltd

New Commuter Prize

The following participants have won a set of Knog Frog Lights for cycling to work for the first time in over 12 months for the Challenge:

Allan Graham, Cancer Research UK
Amy Budd, AVEVA solutions
Bennett Waxse, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research
Colin Ramsey, Jagex Ltd
Dan Quirke, Cryptomatic Ltd
Donna Mallery, MRC Cambridge LMB and Centre
Emma Pearce, Cambridge University Press
Geeta Appannah, MRC, Human Nutrition Research
Giles Hanglin, Savills
Hayley Davis, Taylor Vinters
Helen Smith, NHS East of England
Ivan Castelli, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Jackie Willis, Cambridgeshire County Council
James Drake, No organisation
James Stevens, Royal Society Of Chemistry
Jason Sporn, The Wellcome Trust
Jason Woodard, CSR Sports And Social Club
Jeff Shipton, Convergys EMEA Ltd
Julie Rickard, Cambridgeshire County Council
Kalai Vanii Jayaseelan, The Wellcome Trust
Kate Magill, AVEVA solutions ltd
Kathleen Robinson, Cambridge Water
Liz Crook, Long Road Sixth Form College
Lyn Butler, Cambridgeshire County Council
Madeleine Foster, Cambridge University Press
Magda K, Open Air Cambridge
Marcello Zappone, Jagex Ltd
Mark Jay, Cancer Research UK
Mark Robbins, NHS Cambridgeshire
Mark Stamford, Sepura
Mark Wilkinson, Cambridge City Council
Matt Gooch, Sepura Plc
Matt Jones, UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Nathan Turner, Cambridge University Press
Neil Baker, Toshiba Research Europe Ltd
Nicole Carreras, MRC Cambridge LMB And Centre
Paul Bruce, Sepura PLC
Pearl Toh, Cambridge Institute For Medical Research
Rebecca Stamford, Cambridge University, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy
Richard Grenfell, Cancer Research UK
Robert Clements, Marshall of Cambridge
Robert Smythe, Cambridgeshire County Council
Sam Nash, No organisation
Sasha Scarpa, Napp Pharmaceuticals
Sreenivas Chavali, MRC Cambridge LMB And Centre
Stephen Byrnes, Convergys EMEA Ltd
Stephen Mclaughlin, MRC Cambridge LMB Centre
Tanya Culwick, Ranier Technology
Tomi Taylor, No organisation
Tracy Sewter, No organisation