Former CS Commission chairman, Graham Elliott has written in with an important viewpoint on the recent allegations currently surrounding a football coach, and how important it is for all clubs to make sure best practice is stringently followed. It is certainly something for everybody to pay extra attention to. In case anyone was wondering why it is so important that […]
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Former CS chairman, Graham Elliott, has written in with his view on recent events. Very well said Myke. Personally speaking when I rolled up at Cycle Speedway Towers I came to it from a background of consistent and constant success in managing Cycling matters with a range that goes from Rider to Team management, Coaching, Commissairing, Starting Clubs, Running clubs, […]
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Departing Cycle Speedway Commission chairman, Graham Elliott, has written to us to share his thoughts on his two years leading the commission. Its end of term for me, so it might be an appropriate moment to pen an end of term report sharing some thoughts that I’ve developed last two years as Chairman on the Cycle Speedway commission. Firstly we […]
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Graham Elliott has stood down as chairman of the British Cycle Speedway commission, after two years in the hot seat. Elliott was appointed for the 2014 season as a member of the British Cycling board. Despite not being elected back on to the board for 2015, he was granted another year as CS chair by British Cycling president, Bob Howden, […]
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British Cycling’s Cycle Speedway Commission chairman, Graham Elliott has written to us regarding the abuse of officials, pertaining to the exclusion of Chris Timms in the world title run off a few weeks ago. Here is Graham’s letter: As you might be aware there has been a considerable amount of correspondence flying around, particularly within Social Media, with regard to […]
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After the outcry regarding the new British Cycling Youth Policy, Cycle Speedway Commission chairman, Graham Elliott, has written to all involved in Cycle Speedway. These are my personal views and not necessarily those of either British Cycling or the Cycle Speedway Commission. I offer them solely for the purpose of contributing to the debate on this subject. The board of […]
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East London’s Kevin Smith was presented with the 2014 fair play award on Saturday at their very successful Go ride event, by Cycle Speedway Commission chairman Graham Elliott. Elliott travelled down to a sunny Canning Town to present the award and watch some of the action, as the East Londoners continue their recruitment drive. Congratulations to the East London team.
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Just under 20 people, including Cycle Speedway Commission Chair Graham Elliott, attended a so-called “crisis meeting” at Harford Community Centre to look at the future of the sport in Norfolk. The current situation, particularly the sustainability of county competitions and the problems around recruitment and retention, was outlined.
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Graham Elliott has been invited to continue his role as Cycle Speedway Commission chairman by British Cycling, despite not being re-elected to the board. This is a first since the Cycle Speedway joined up with British Cycling and will hopefully offer consistency at the top of the sport.
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Cycle Speedway`s leadership has been thrown into further uncertainty and confusion after British Cycling Cycle Speedway Commission chairman Graham Elliott was replaced on the main British Cycling Board of Directors last Sunday.
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There was some emotive language used by the commission chairman, Graham Elliott, in his letter to clubs yesterday. He referred to metaphorical grenades and indicating his passion and love for the sport. There are reassuring moments in his letter and his desire to promote a positive outcome is welcomed. However, one thing his letter doesn’t address is the reasons why many […]
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The chair of the Cycle Speedway commission has written to clubs yesterday ahead of the club conference, which takes place in Willenhall, this Sunday (NB: not Saturday, as has been indicated in the letter).
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