British Cycling has announced its return to activity plans which are listed below. Due to the roadmap set out below and uncertainty facing event organisers, a number of national events which were set to take place in April, May and June have now been either postponed or cancelled and unfortunately one of the cancelled events is the first round of […]
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Thomas Turner from British Cycling has been in touch with these tips for cycling through the latest lockdown: KEEP LOCAL, KEEP RIDING AND COME BACK SMILING: OUR TIPS FOR CYCLING THROUGH LOCKDOWN Following the introduction of new restrictions in England and Scotland on Monday, British Cycling has today shared its three top tips for riding through the lockdown: stay local, […]
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Tarn Fynn has been in touch to say that British Cycling are trying to arrange a level 2 Cycle Speedway specific coaching course in April 2021, to take place in the North West of England. Any interested coaches should contact John Wych (johnwych@britishcycling.org.uk) to register their interest. Candidates must be British Cycling Level 2 coaches already. More information on the […]
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Tarn Fynn has been in touch to share the latest guidance enabling competitive events to go ahead from the 1st August. This information may already have been sent out via another mailing list, however he wanted to clarify the headline points which apply to Cycle Speedway specifically. This is detailed in the guidance document, and anyone considering running a competitive […]
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Tarn Fynn has been in touch with an update from British Cycling: “A quick update from a British Cycling point of view, before I return to furlough for another four weeks tomorrow. A return to activity guidance document is due to be published this month, along with Covid-19 specific risk assessments, with the aim for some activity to resume on […]
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British Cycling have released a statement regarding the suspension of all cycling activity, including cycle speedway. The statement is below: Suspension of sanctioned cycling activityAll sanctioned cycling activity is currently suspended until 30 June 2020. While many of you have been enjoying the opportunity to ride recreationally, we appreciate that the cycling community is looking for direction and certainty on […]
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Tarn Fynn has been in touch to reassure everyone that British Cycling are working on alternative calendars for the 2020 season, to bring the cycling community back together stronger than ever when events can resume. They expect to have more clarity in May over when a return to competition is likely, at which point they will communicate a revised National […]
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Due to the new Government Guidlines on social gatherings and news of British Cycling suspending all their sanctioned activities, including cycle speedway, until June 30th the next 2 Great Britain Academy Days, scheduled for Saturday March 28th and Saturday June 20th, have both had to be cancelled The next academy day is scheduled for Saturday 8th August
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British Cycling has extended their suspension on all their sanctioned cycling activities, including cycle speedway, until June 30th. Further details are included in the statement below. Given the ongoing uncertainty around the Coronavirus/COVID19 outbreak, and the developing Government advice and guidance, British Cycling has taken the decision to extend its current suspension on sanctioned cycling activities to 30 June. With […]
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Tarn Fynn has been in touch to say that British Cycling are seeking input from members for the development of Discipline Plans which will help shape the future of the sport. This is a great opportunity for you and your club members to feedback on current challenges and make recommendations for the future. Please share the following link as widely […]
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Entries for the opening round of the HSBC UK Elite GP close this evening (Sunday 8 April). Day entry is permitted at the event, taking place at the fast Cookson Park circuit, but will cost an extra £5. In the Elite Men’s class there are some riders making their debuts, most notably Poole’s Polish international, Dawid Bas. A qualifier is […]
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On Saturday 21st April 2018, a Cycle Speedway “Discipline Specific” Coaching course will be taking place at East Park, Wolverhampton. The course is open to all level 2 qualified coaches. To make sure of your place please enrol through British Cycling. Also taking place, on the same day at the same venue, will be a Continued Personal Development course designed to […]
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British Cycling have released the competitions regulations for the 2018 season. Among the changes include; the junior Battle of Britain series now matching the senior formula for a full programme of racing and 8 rider teams. The Elite GP has scrapped the “best of three” rounds scoring, with all rounds counting towards final totals in 2018. The Junior Elite GP […]
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British Cycling have confirmed the riders transfers for the 2018 season, after the transfer window closed last week. The big name moves are former British Champion, Ben Mould (pictured left), switching from homegrown Newport to Poole, with team mate Jack Harold following suit, giving the Dorset club at least three graded riders, including Mateij Ganczarek. Newport responded with their own […]
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Last month, British Cycling announced the venues for some of the key matches in 2018. The Cycle Speedway Commission meet this month to finalise the 2018 competitions plan, with returning former chair, Graham Elliott, back in the hot seat. Further to this, an amendment to the grading system has already been announced by British Cycling, the statement read: “In anticipation […]
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British Cycling have released details of where the action will be taking place in 2018.
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The recently appointed Chair of the BC Cycle Speedway Commission, Marian Lauder, will be attending Poole’s match this afternoon. Poole chairman, Graham Sutton said: “Marian, who is an ex-army colonel, is a member of the British Cycling Board and is paying her first visit to a Cycle Speedway match, so hopefully she will go away with a favourable impression of the sport. “If […]
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On Sunday 14 May, East Park Wolves provided their facilities for British Cycling to run a Cycle Speedway specific coaching course for three club coaches from Wednesfield, East Park and Birmingham. Rob Mace from British Cycling put the three coaches through an intense coaching course, using East Park Riders and two Birmingham riders of all ages. Five hours of training with the […]
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