The BBC UK forecast is for the rain band to stay running centrally over Britain from SSW to NNE. If he's returning to MK, he can stay away from the hillier and wet centre. Over in the east here, it's hazy but dry with a mild easterly, which will suit him trekking back west to MK.
It looks even steeper in the other direction. A straight 120 metres. The way he went up.... His average over the last 5 days is higher than the asking rate.
His height over the last 5 days is higher than the 'asking rate' too.
Is Steve building in the PBP as a bit of light relief? His inner tubes are going to be well up when he rides across the Channel, non?. Nice to see a hint of '200' on the y axis. 
Well done, Steve.
14.5mph for 24 hours. Interesting. Is this feasible in the UK terrain in general, or was this done on a circuit, Stuart? Kurt's loveable interviewer might be lost for words...and Kurt will need to stock up on bikes+GPS for a long day.
No you're right, nothing as yet. I noticed his tracker was on 41miles yesterday for hours and he posted a query about Garmins on his Facebook yesterday too, so I'm guessing an equipment failure of some description.
I think they have to post the ride data within 24hrs for it to count, so he'll have a bit of time yet. I'll have a quick look at the rules.
