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The Annual Berkeley Road Race is a annual road race that follows a 85.1 mile route through the Gloucestershire countryside. It starts and finishes in front of the world renown Berkeley campus secondary school in Wanswell. Usually during the race there are break away groups due to the hilly nature of the race, although there has twice been a bunch sprint at the finish line. First winner was Donovan Biggs in 2013 who edged elder brother Gavin in a sprint finish after they had broken away on the Tytherington H(contracted; show full)mpetitors and it is believed that it may have contributed to Campbell Martin's come-in-from-behind victory over William Brown.  William Brown follows the family tradition of cycling.  Campbell Martin had come back from an injury earlier in the year after he grazed his knee on the playground.  William's choice of cycle is a cheap tricycle and there is ongoing dispute over whether this is legal. There has also been much speculation  over his carbon frame that he uses, which is below the 9 kg limit.