Jamie Bradford's Fundraiser
London marathon 2027
Why I'm raising money
From Motocross to the London Marathon 🏁❤️
On Sunday, I’ll be taking on the London Marathon for two causes that are incredibly close to my heart: Road 2 Recovery UK and Team Ted Foundation.
Motocross has been a huge part of my life for many years. It’s given me some amazing memories, friendships and experiences — and now my son is following in my footsteps and enjoying the sport too.
But anyone involved in motocross knows that behind the excitement and adrenaline is a very real risk of serious injury. I’m running the London Marathon to help raise money for Road 2 Recovery UK, supporting motocross riders whose lives have been changed by injury and helping them and their families through incredibly difficult times.
The second charity, Team Ted Foundation, is equally special to me.
Ted was a young boy who absolutely loved motocross. Sadly, Ted became seriously ill, and his story has touched so many people within the motocross community. I want to help keep his memory alive and support the incredible work being done in his name.
So, for me, this marathon is about much more than running 26.2 miles.
It’s about a sport that has been a huge part of my life.
It’s about seeing my son now enjoy the same passion.
It’s about supporting riders and families when life changes in an instant.
And it’s about remembering a young boy who loved motocross and making sure his story continues to make a difference.
I know asking for donations is a big thing, especially when times are tough. But every single pound will mean so much.
If you can donate, thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️
If you can’t donate, please consider sharing this page — it could help us reach someone who can.
I’ll be thinking of all of this when the miles get tough.
26.2 miles. Two incredible causes. One sport that means so much to me.
Thank you for supporting me, Road 2 Recovery UK and Team Ted Foundation.
🏁❤️ Let’s do this together
Why I'm raising money
From Motocross to the London Marathon 🏁❤️
On Sunday, I’ll be taking on the London Marathon for two causes that are incredibly close to my heart: Road 2 Recovery UK and Team Ted Foundation.
Motocross has been a huge part of my life for many years. It’s given me some amazing memories, friendships and experiences — and now my son is following in my footsteps and enjoying the sport too.
But anyone involved in motocross knows that behind the excitement and adrenaline is a very real risk of serious injury. I’m running the London Marathon to help raise money for Road 2 Recovery UK, supporting motocross riders whose lives have been changed by injury and helping them and their families through incredibly difficult times.
The second charity, Team Ted Foundation, is equally special to me.
Ted was a young boy who absolutely loved motocross. Sadly, Ted became seriously ill, and his story has touched so many people within the motocross community. I want to help keep his memory alive and support the incredible work being done in his name.
So, for me, this marathon is about much more than running 26.2 miles.
It’s about a sport that has been a huge part of my life.
It’s about seeing my son now enjoy the same passion.
It’s about supporting riders and families when life changes in an instant.
And it’s about remembering a young boy who loved motocross and making sure his story continues to make a difference.
I know asking for donations is a big thing, especially when times are tough. But every single pound will mean so much.
If you can donate, thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️
If you can’t donate, please consider sharing this page — it could help us reach someone who can.
I’ll be thinking of all of this when the miles get tough.
26.2 miles. Two incredible causes. One sport that means so much to me.
Thank you for supporting me, Road 2 Recovery UK and Team Ted Foundation.
🏁❤️ Let’s do this together
