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Tour de T1D - Cycling for Type 1 Diabetes

Another great sunny day at the Tour de T1D 2024!

Thank you for all participants who joined together to raise awareness and funds for the T1D Community.

$26,723.00 was raised !!

Over the past 7 years, we have raised over $200,000!

The Tour de T1D begins and ends at Hardwood Ski and Bike in Barrie Ontario. The rolling hills and incredible fall colours of Oro-Medonte are the beautiful background for our annual fundraiser.

Come ride or volunteer with us! If you aren’t able to join us this year, please consider donating to help kids and families who live with Type 1 Diabetes.

What you’ve accomplished

+ $200,000
raised in the
last 7 years
2011 - 44
2023 - 131
clinic patients
on insulin pump
2016 - 7
2023 - 150
clinic patients on
continuous glucose monitors
additional
A1C
machine
purchased
specialized supplies
for families
in need
increased
community outreach
to connect, support
& educate families
with T1D

Tour de T1D Jersey Available!

The 2024 jersey is now available for purchase from Jakroo! This year's fantastic design was created by Nicole Van Beurden—a retired professional triathlete, coach and inventor for Sor Cycle.

Show your colours and support—order your 2024 jersey now! It will be sent to you directly in about two weeks after purchase.

*We inform you that we receive no royalties from the sale of these jerseys.

Who are we?

In 2016, Barrie physicians Drs Darlene Newnham and Richard Goudie's son Lukas was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) at the age of 14.

In 2018, Lukas's parents combined their passion for cycling with their desire to raise awareness and funds to improve the lives of youth with T1D. Since no large scale outdoor cycling event existed in Canada, they created the Tour de T1D. To date, their ride has seen over 600 riders and raised over $158,000.00. Their dream is to see this ride become a recognized annual T1D event drawing riders from all over Canada.

What is Type 1 Diabetes?

T1D is an autoimmune disease for which no cure exists.

It is still considered a lifelong condition managed with insulin via repeated daily injections or an insulin pump providing continuous delivery.

Our Sponsors

Yellow Jersey

Green Jersey

Polka Dot Jersey

White Jersey