Paddy McGuinness will be back on our screens this week as a documentary about his Children in Need fundraiser airs. The TV and radio presenter completed a 300-mile bike ride last week while riding a Raleigh chopper bike and has so far raised more than £9 million. While fans were able to track him and even line the streets in support, they can now see even more of his challenge as the cameras will show how he got on.
Paddy McGuinness documentary to air this week The Radio 2 presenter, also known for Take Me Out and Top Gear finished his BBC Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge, which saw him travel through three nations and eight counties over the week. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Paddy McGuinness (@mcguinness.paddy) A summary of the programme, Paddy: The Ride of My Life, on Radio Times’ website , reads: “Cameras follow Paddy McGuinness on a 300-mile ultra-endurance cycle challenge for Children in Need, as well as covering his training under the expert guidance of Chris Hoy.
“The route takes Paddy from Wrexham through Flintshire, Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, Cumbria, Dumfriesshire and to the finish in Glasgow, facing whatever weather November throws at him”. He announced on his Sunday BBC Radio 2 show that the total fundraised had increased to £9.12 million.
BBC Children in Need: Iconic Moments Through the Years “Can you believe that we’re over nine million pounds?” McGuinness said. Recommended reading: Paddy McGuinness turns to fans fo.
