Support our Bike from Arsenal: The 100 Mile Tour riders

This weekend, a group of 50 incredible fundraisers are taking on a 130-mile cycling trip from the Emirates Stadium  to Selhurst Park, just in time to catch Palace’s last home fixture of the season against Arsenal.

Due to the way Palace’s fixtures have fallen this year, we’ve had to get creative. While North London to South London might not sound like a huge distance, the riders will still face a serious challenge, because we’re taking them the long way round!

Riders will set off by coach from the Emirates Stadium bright and early on Saturday 23rd May 2026 (this weekend), and make their way through the Chilterns National Landscape, and into Reading for an overnight stop, with 80+ miles cycled on Day 1. For Day 2, riders will once again set off early with 50+ miles of cycling ahead of them, and travel from Reading to South London, in time for the final game of the season versus Arsenal.

The challenge certainly hasn’t put fans off, though, and this year we’re celebrating a record-breaking turnout. Bike From Arsenal is officially our biggest cycling event ever, with more than 50 cyclists signing up to take part. A huge thank you to all our supporters for your continued backing, and we hope to see you back in the saddle again next year!

Alongside the challenge, our group of incredible fundraisers are all raising money for Palace for Life, to help open more doors for young people in South London.

So far, the group has raised over £20,000 – an incredible feat- but they need your support to get them through the challenge.

Get behind your fellow Palace fans making the gruelling journey by donating below!

Donate here

If you’re heading to Palace vs Arsenal

Keep an eye out for our riders!

The group will be ‘crossing the finish line’ via Whitehorse Lane and through the Palace gates between 12pm and 1pm, so be sure to give them a huge cheer as they arrive.

Then at half-time, they’ll complete a special lap of honour around the pitch, so please show your support and give them a big round of applause!

See below the jersey the riders are donning this year!