Motorcyclist completes 1,000-kilometer charity ride for children with cancer

On November 15, 2026, motorcyclist Alexandros Michail concluded a 1,000-kilometer charity ride across Cyprus to raise funds for the 'Mikroi Iroes' (Little Heroes) foundation. The initiative, titled 'Small Engine, Big Heart,' was dedicated to children battling cancer and leukemia, as well as to the memory of Petros Voutis. Using a 125cc motorcycle, Michail aimed to support the financial and moral needs of patients and their families.

The journey began on November 13 at the Wild Piston shop in Limassol and concluded on November 15 at 3:00 p.m. at Heroes' Square in Limassol. Throughout the route, the rider made stops in various municipalities to promote the cause. Notably, he was received by the Deputy Mayor of Polis Chrysochous, Giorgos Georgiou, and the Deputy Mayor of Paralimni-Deryneia, Kleanthis Koutsoftas, both of whom expressed their official support and appreciation for the initiative.

All proceeds collected from the effort will be donated to the 'Mikroi Iroes' organization. The ride served both as a mechanical challenge and a public awareness campaign to assist those suffering from severe illnesses, marking the successful completion of the three-day island-wide tour.