Sheffield Grand Prix - Sheffield Grand Prix

Wednesday 22nd July

We are pleased to announce that the 2026 Sheffield Grand Prix will be held on Wednesday 22nd July. The event, now in it’s 12th year will again be part of the British Cycling National Circuit Race Series and will attract the UK’s top teams and riders to race around a new reworked 1.4km circuit, now running anti-clockwise, which climbs up from the Crucible Theatre, up Norfolk Street, onto the cobbles and joining Surrey Street before starting and finishing outside the Sheffield Town Hall.

We are seeking 2026 Event Partners

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Download the official Sheffield Grand Prix Event Guide and get everything you need to make the most of race day. Inside you’ll find the full rider start lists, the latest Lloyds British Cycling National Circuit Series standings, messages of welcome from the Lord Mayor of Sheffield and event organisers, as well as information about the teams, partners and sponsors who make the event possible.

EVENT GUIDE

Visit Our Event Village

Come and visit our event village. Lots for all the family including bike stands, food and face painting for the young ones…

Wednesday 22nd July

We are pleased to announce that the 2026 Sheffield Grand Prix will be held on Wednesday 22nd July. The event, now in it’s 12th year will again be part of the British Cycling National Circuit Race Series and will attract the UK’s top teams and riders to race around a new reworked 1.4km circuit, which we saw first used in 2023.

Visit Our Event Village

Come and visit our event village. Lots for all the family including bike stands, food and face painting for the young ones…

Rock Up & Ride

Free big ride on Sheffield Grand Prix race day

The Sheffield Grand Prix circuit will open to the public before racing starts to give everyone the chance to cycle the outdoor city, traffic free. Rock up & ride, scoot or wheel your way round the pro-circuit with Olympic champion and South Yorkshire’s Active Lives Commissioner, Ed Clancy OBE.