CLARK Contracts has raised £3,000 for Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH) at the firm’s 14th annual Spring Classic cycling event at Loch Katrine.
The event welcomed over 50 cyclists from across the construction industry. Participants competed in two challenging sections, including a three-mile Category 3 hill climb at Dukes Pass, followed by a three-mile time trial at Loch Chon. Following the competitive stages, riders regrouped at Stronachlacher for refreshments ahead of the prize-giving ceremony.
Awards were presented across multiple categories including; Best Hill Climb, Best Time Trial, Best Overall Woman, Best Overall Man, and Best Overall Team, recognising both individual and team performances.
Following the prize-giving, cyclists completed the final stretch of the route around the north of Loch Katrine before returning to Trossachs Pier.
Chris Docherty, account manager from SAMH, said, “Congratulations to Clark Contracts on delivering another successful Spring Classic and well done to everyone who took part. As their 14th annual event, it has become a key fundraising fixture, and we’re incredibly grateful for the continued support. Contributions like this help SAMH reach more people and support mental health across Scotland.”
Gordon Cunningham, MD of Clark Contracts, added, “Our Spring Classic has now reached its 14th year and has become a well-established fixture in both our fundraising programme and the wider construction industry calendar. It is not only an important opportunity to raise vital funds for mental health initiatives, but also a valued networking event that brings together colleagues from across the sector, with over 600 cyclists having taken part over the years.”
To register your interest in attending future Spring Classics, please email springclassic@clarkcontracts.com
