Off the back of a successful few seasons, the Great Britain Cycling Team’s (GBCT) women’s track sprint squad’s preparations for next year’s Olympic Games in Paris continue to go well, with the team claiming the Collaboration and Teamwork Award at the PLx Awards, hosted by UK Sport. GBCT, who train at the National Cycling Centre
Four varied trails for freeriders and Enduro bikers – three routes for uphillers • Kitzsteinhorn Uphill leads up to 2,617 m now Flowy descents with technical passages and jumps, challenging uphills, and an extensive mountain-bike infrastructure: Kitzsteinhorn and Maiskogel in the Zell am See-Kaprun region in Salzburger Land, Austria, offer mountain bikers and e-bikers plenty
GB Gold Medallists launch in person event challenges for amateur sports people. Sports Clubs are encouraged to put up entrants to VIP Experience days where they are tasked with beating time targets set on the day by GB Gold Medallists. Time bonuses are given to participants in relation to how much they fundraise for their
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today named the riders who will compete in the cycling events at the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. 26 riders from the Great Britain Cycling Team, of which 16 will make their Team GB debut, have been selected to represent Team GB, with British Cycling setting themselves the aim
The sun shone on the second Team Bath Sportive as more than 100 cyclists enjoyed perfect conditions for a Sunday ride through the Somerset countryside. Entrants travelled from as far afield as Ipswich, Cardiff, Cheshire and North Wales to take part, while overseas University of Bath students from China were also among the cyclists who
From Bath to Glastonbury and back again – cyclists of all abilities are being invited to gear up for the first-ever Team Bath Sportive, taking place on Sunday (April 22). Starting and finishing at the University of Bath Sports Training Village, the Sportive – the cycling equivalent of running a marathon – will see cyclists
Former Olympic champion turned TV presenter Chris Boardman visited Loughborough University earlier this summer to test what effect the conditions in Rio de Janeiro will have on cyclists competing at the Olympic Games. Undertaking physiological tests in various environments allowed both Boardman and university academics to understand the factors that will cause the likely deterioration
4TLOS while primarily a website celebrating women’s sport is also keen to promote achievements of women working in the usually male dominated sport world. We were lucky enough to catch up with Becky Frewing – General Manager of ONE Pro Cycling to find out a little more about her interesting and varied career. Becky has
Social Networks