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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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Link My Ride secures investment from a roster of international sporting figures including Valtteri Bottas.
The social cycling application has closed a new funding round from professional athletes to support its upcoming development phase.
"The potential of Link My Ride is huge and when I first learned about the app I wanted to find out more as I’m keen to explore business opportunities that excite me personally. It connects people on the bike in such a simple way, saving time when organising rides and finding new routes. I’ve organised several rides on the app now, both public and private, and everyone’s always really happy to ride together."
£1.0M
The investment, led by SaltPay, will support international expansion and headcount growth.
"Our vision is for Fanbase to unlock a huge amount of revenue for sports teams by making it easier to buy and engage with sports organisations outside of the top tier"
£1.9M
The investment round was led by Eka Ventures with participation from notable athletes and institutional backers.
"Everyone at Runna is beyond thrilled with the progress in such a short space of time, and we have to thank our users and investors for their unwavering support. We’re determined to spread the benefits of running with as many people as possible by making it as accessible as we can to people of all backgrounds, body types and fitness levels."
£3.0M
The fitness dating brand adds content creators to its roster following previous backing from OnlyFans founder Tim Stokley.
Martin Wood + 1 other


