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Mens Road Race - Strawbell Slope - Box Hill Surrey



A spectators eye view of the Men's Olympic cycling road race as Bradley Wiggins and Team GB lead the Peloton up Strawbell slope, The slope is part of the National Trusts Zig Zag road at Box Hill in Surrey.
My short film shows only a small section of the whole course which started and finished on the mall in the centre of London, The cyclists completing 9 laps of the Box Hill course as part of the bigger race.
Keep a look out for Richard Long's art work 'The Road River' painted onto the road beneath the cyclists.





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Location: Zig Zag Rd, Surrey KT20, UK

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