Andrews Trophy Road Race
The Andrews Trophy Road Race returns for 2026!
The best riders with fast racing, breaks going and being caught, a fun challenge for everyone and a joy for spectators
Event details
Location:
South Hanningfield Village Hall, CM3 8HL
Date:
Sunday 19th April 2026
Time:
Race starts at 9am
Categories:
National B Open to senior male Elite, 1st, 2nd & 3rd category riders, final year Junior male 1st, 2nd & 3rd category and Senior female Elite, 1st and 2nd category riders with a Full Racing Licence.
Prizes
£400 prize pot
Top 10 finishers win cash!
1st: £100
2nd: £75
3rd: £50
4th: £40
5th: £35
6th: £30
7th: £25
8th: £20
9th: £15
10th: £10
Additional prizes being confirmed! Look out for Primes!
Online Entry open
Deadline: 5th April '26
IMPORTANT change for 2026 - Your entry is accepted immediately and riders will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. Enter now to avoid disappointment!
The Course
The Andrews Trophy Road Race will be 9 laps of the West Hanningfield Road Race Circuit with the finish on the last lap on the Middlemead straight.
Lead in: 1.5 miles / 2.4 km
Each lap: 8.3 miles / 13.4km
Total race distance: 76.4 miles / 123 km
Full course video on YouTube in progress...
2025 Race Report
The sun came out at the weekend bringing additional colour to the already colourful jerseys of the riders competing in the both the Andrews Trophy and Florrie Newbery Classic road races around East Hanningfield.
Here is your 2025 race report
Here is your 2025 race booklet
2024 Race Report
Here is your 2024 race booklet
A cold, wet and windy morning greeted the riders for the Andrews Trophy the first event of the day. The National B event, open to senior male Elite, 1st, 2nd & 3rd category riders, with an international team from China (Bodywrap (China) Team) also competing and making their first outing in the UK, started in a downpour of heavy rain.
Within the few laps, seven riders had broken away from the rest of the field, a break which was to grow every lap. By the halfway point in the race there were three distinct groups on the road, the original seven riders, followed by a larger group some 40 seconds behind, with the remainder of the field a further 2 mins behind.
By the time the break turned into Pan Lane, and with the finish just over a mile ahead, it was an all-out effort by the riders as they proceeded up the long drag to the finish. The final sprint to the line saw James Ambrose-Parish (TAAP Kalas) take the victory, over second place Clay Davies (Ride Revolution Coaching), and third place to Isaac Wright (Team TMC).
