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CES employees cycle 450 miles for Sport Relief
Mar 25 2010 by Jo Henwood, Chester Chronicle
TWO Chester colleagues used their pedal power for Sport Relief.
Matthew Harrison and Steve McCann of CES, the automotive parts supply company, rode 450 miles for the charity.
Wrexham-based vehicle tracking specialists Trackyou tracked the duo as they cycled to CES offices in Telford, Porthmadog, Derby and Anglesey.
Jamie Edwards from CES said: “We were able to monitor them with the tracking system as they went, so the support teams always knew where they were.”
The two-man mammoth bike ride finished at Chester Racecourse Sport Relief Mile on Sunday.
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