BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness is because of full his epic Youngsters In Want biking problem on Friday, after driving 300 miles on a Chopper bike.
The previous High Gear and Query of Sport host, 51, has raised almost £5.9m throughout his five-day journey from Wrexham to Glasgow.
Talking on Thursday, he stated he was “in bits bodily and emotionally”, however thanked the general public for the “wave of help”.
McGuinness will discover out the whole raised by his ultra-endurance problem throughout this 12 months’s televised Youngsters in Want attraction, which begins at 19:00 GMT on Friday on BBC One.
McGuinness is because of arrive on the end line in Glasgow earlier within the day.
He was joined by Olympic bike owner Sir Chris Hoy on Thursday, and has obtained messages of help from astronaut Tim Peake and his Phoenix Nights co-star Peter Kay, in addition to tons of of listeners.
In his message, Kay advised him: “Get throughout that ending line and get your self a pleasant garlic bread. That is the best way to Glasgowrilla!”
McGuinness’s fundraising whole will rise considerably after Scottish businessman and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter stated he would double any donations created from Wednesday onwards, as much as a £3m restrict.
The Bolton-born star has stated he was motivated to tackle the problem by the folks he had met who benefitted from tasks funded by BBC Youngsters in Want.
“While you meet these folks… that is what spurs you on, and while you see the work that is being accomplished in and round it, and once more, while you’re out and about, simply folks stopping me,” he stated.
Final 12 months, one other Radio 2 presenter, Vernon Kay, raised greater than £5m for Youngsters in Want after completing his ultra-marathon.
The DJ ran from Leicester to Bolton – a distance of 116 miles – over 4 days.
Youngsters in Want is the BBC’s charity for deprived kids and younger folks throughout the UK.
It has raised greater than £1bn for charities and tasks since its first main attraction in 1980.
Friday’s stay leisure extravaganza on BBC One will contain three hours of comedy, music and shock friends.
Ade Adepitan, Chris Ramsey and Rochelle Humes will host the present, alongside Kay, Mel Giedroyc and Lenny Rush.
One of the anticipated parts of this 12 months’s attraction is a new version of Girls Aloud single I’ll Stand By You, with the lead vocal sung totally by their late bandmate Sarah Harding.
The ballad was initially launched as a Youngsters In Want track in 2004 and topped the UK chart for 2 weeks. The twentieth anniversary re-release will once more increase cash for the charity.
A brand new model of the music video, that includes unseen archive footage, shall be screened throughout Friday’s attraction present.
Different highlights on the evening will embrace Physician Who star Ncuti Gatwa introducing a preview from the forthcoming Physician Who Christmas Particular.
Physician Who followers can have the possibility to personal items of memorabilia from the present when two gadgets go up for public sale.
There will even be a efficiency by singer Ella Henderson, whereas fellow pop star Kylie Minogue has recorded a particular message which shall be performed on the evening.
Viewers may count on a go to from the celebrities of Gladiators, in addition to a particular efficiency from Strictly Come Dancing because the professionals are joined by TV character Bluey.
And actor Gary Oldman will learn a CBeebies bedtime story, which shall be aired as a part of the present.
BBC Youngsters in Want will air at 19:00 on Friday 15 November on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.