Sir Chris Hoy is gearing up to launch his inaugural cycling event in Glasgow later this year.
The six-time Olympic champion's Tour de 4 event aims to challenge how we view those living with stage 4 cancer and to generate funds for UK cancer charities.
Participants will start and finish at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome on September 7.
Rides will range from a 90km road ride and a 60km option to a 1km family loop around the velodrome, as well as a static bike ride in the centre of the velodrome.
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Arnold Clark has been named an official supporter of a new charity cycling event.
Russell Borrie, chief executive officer of Arnold Clark, said: "We’re delighted to sponsor this incredible cycling event launched by Sir Chris Hoy, which will be a great day for raising awareness and challenging the way people perceive life with stage 4 cancer.
"We've worked closely with Sir Chris for a number of years in his role as an Arnold Clark Ambassador and continue to be amazed by his incredible achievements.
"It's also important that we continue to support cancer charities and the vital work they carry out across the UK."
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Sir Hoy said: "I'm thrilled to welcome Arnold Clark as an official sponsor of Tour de 4.
"Having worked together for a number of years, their support for Tour de 4 now marks a significant milestone in our shared commitment to changing perceptions of stage 4 cancer and raising vital funds for cancer charities across the UK."
Registration is now open for those wishing to participate and is available via the Tour de 4 website.
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