Total Racing International (TRI) was founded in 2008 with the aim of supporting world-class professional athletes and also developing grass routes athletes that were competing in the sport of triathlon. In 2009, TRI successfully hosted it’s first sporting challenge, the Castles Challenge Triathlon, at Bamburgh Castle in the heart of Northumberland. In 2012 TRI organised and delivered 'Bike for Bobby' as seen on Sky TV and available on DVD as a cycle challenge across Europe. 2013 saw TRI work with The FA to plan and deliver their FA150 charity cycle ride for staff of The Football Association. This was also the year that TRI launched Vélocity an exciting new movement in cycling. The Total Racing Foundation (charitable foundation with the remit to improve lives by getting people active and engaged in sport) was established in 2014 which was also the year TRI opened their London office to help cater for expansion of commercial activities in the capital. TRI now organise sports events within running, cycling and triathlon and work with multiple corporate partners to deliver sports challenges that engage their employees and customers and provide a platform for raising substantial charitable donations for their chosen causes.