Former champions, Horspath Hammers (Oxford), travel to the West Midlands to face joint leaders Coventry in round 4 of the British Cycling CS Elite League series, while reigning champions, Wednesfield Aces, will entertain Poole at Ashmore Park, Wolverhampton. Horspath lost out to Ipswich in a rare defeat at the Village in round 3, after a last heat decider sent the […]
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As predicted, the season opening encounter between Coventry and Ipswich Eagles did not disappoint the healthy crowd gathered at Hearsall Common, Coventry on Sunday afternoon. The Eagles travelled with close to a full strength team, only missing Great Blakenham’s Adam Peck. Whilst Coventry included home riders Myke Grimes, Bobby McMillan and Mason Phillips alongside their winter signings on Elite League licences, including […]
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Coventry and Ipswich open their 2016 Elite League series campaigns on Sunday 3rd April, with tapes flying up at 2pm. A full day of racing will feature an under 13s event prior to the big guns taking to the track and an Elite League combination challenge match between the two sides takes place 10 minutes after the main event. Here’s […]
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British Cycling have just announced that riders signed for Birmingham on a first licence, or on an Elite League licence, will be able to sign for one of the other five Elite League clubs for the 2016 series. The decision went up to boardroom level, with British Cycling President Bob Howden approving the move by chairman Colin Docker, who commented the […]
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The Elite League will consist of just 5 clubs for the 2016 series, after Birmingham did not fulfil the stringent Elite League criteria, which had already been relaxed in lieu of showing sufficient evidence of progress towards excellence. The six clubs who applied in November 2015, Birmingham, Coventry, Horspath, Ipswich, Poole and Wednesfield were all informed they had to meet the […]
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British Cycling today announced the line up for the 2016 Elite League series, which sees two new teams enter the fold. Sheffield and Newport indicated earlier in the month that they would not be re-entering for 2016, which has paved the way for Midland clubs Birmingham and Coventry to come forward. However, all clubs must fulfil strict criteria by 1st […]
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