TV and radio personality completed Peak District training session with Sir Chris Hoy before setting off on mammoth charity ride for BBC Children in Need

BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness is cycling 300 miles from Wrexham AFC to Glasgow on a Raleigh Chopper. The Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge is to raise money and awareness for BBC Children in Need, and you can even check his live progress on the Paddy Tracker!

TV presenter Paddy McGuinness undertook his most challenging day so far on Tuesday during his ultra-endurance cycling challenge for BBC Children in Need. McGuinness, 51, is set to ride nearly

Radio 2 Paddy McGuinness says he is relying on padded shorts, advice from Sir Chris Hoy and anti-chafing cream as he sets off across the UK for his Children in Need Chopper challenge

Comedian and TV presenter Paddy McGuinness is taking part in a grueling 300-mile cycling challenge to help raise cash for Children in Need. The Take Me Out host is travelling from Wrexham in Wales to the finish line in Glasgow, Scotland, on his dream childhood bike, the Raleigh Chopper.

The TV personality, 51, is in the midst of a mammoth 300 mile ride from Wrexham AFC to Glasgow on a Raleigh Chopper, to raise funds for the charity.

The 51-year-old Top Gear presenter will be traversing three nations on his cycle challenge heading from Wales into England before finishing in Scotland.