Are you coming to Bedgebury on Saturday? 10-12 for a mega Coached Introduction to Racing. Be the first to try out the new track, and help design the next bit! Contact BFCC for more details…
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25th of April – CALLING ALL CLUBS, YOUNG RACERS, AND ADULTS!
Join us for a great morning coaching session, for free! Have your first chance to get involved with our new race tracks at Bedgebury! And we're having a BBQ! WHAT A DAY!
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British Cycling South East Regional Board is proud to present new event on the National Youth calendar – the Youth Tour of Kent.
Taking place over 20–21 June, the race will feature three stages across two exciting circuits in the heart of the Garden of England, giving young riders a thrilling weekend of competitive racing.
Day 1 – 20 June
Cyclopark (DA11 7NP)
Cyclopark, which hosted the British Cycling National Youth Circuit Championships in 2024, will host the first two stages.
Stage 1 – Individual Time Trial: 2.5km, one lap of the circuit (anticlockwise)
Stage 2 – Criterium Race: Fast, technical circuit race (clockwise)
Day 2 – 21 June
Lydden Hill Race Circuit (CT4 6RY)
Located between Canterbury and Dover, Lydden Hill will host the Queen Stage, the decisive stage of the weekend on a challenging and punchy circuit.
The last time Lydden Hill hosted a National Youth race was in 2021, when current WorldTour stars Matthew Brennan and Cat Ferguson both shined in the race.
Mini Tour of Kent – U12 Support Event
Running alongside the main Youth Tour, the Mini Tour of Kent will give U12 riders a taste of competitive racing, with two criterium races — one on each circuit in the morning of each day.
Awards and Special Podiums
Leader jerseys for General Classification and Combativity will be awarded after each stage across all categories.
Special podiums will recognize up-and-coming riders, with awards for the top-3 first-year riders in each category.
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careers.britishcycling.org.uk/job/852027
Regional Secretary for South East Region
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The South East Region of British Cycling is seeking a committed and organised Regional Secretary to join the Regional Board. This is an important volunteer position that supports the smooth running of…2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Had a great walk round with Eventrex – Sports Events and Chip Timing at Pippingford Park yesterday looking at the course for National MTB race to be held 13/14th June 2026.
Would be great to find a way to get some SE clubs involved in some way.
This is the first time in many years that South East has hosted a MTB XCO and XCC.
Let us know if you want more information.
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Inspire the next generation – join our brilliant British Cycling Tutor pool 🔥 casual roles nationwide 👇
We are opening rolling recruitment for British Cycling Tutors (casual contract). If you have coaching or leadership experience, or established experience as a Commissaire, and strong facilitation or teaching skills, we would love to hear from you.
As a Tutor, you will deliver British Cycling learning, bring courses to life, and develop coaches, leaders, Officials and Commissaires in safe, inclusive and fun learning environments. We welcome people who care about our sport, enjoy helping others grow, and want to support learning across coaching, leadership and officiating.
Current Tutors, you are a huge part of our learning community 💪. Please do share this with your networks and let us know if you would like to deliver in new disciplines or regions.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, there is no fixed closing date.
Find out more and apply here: careers.britishcycling.org.uk/job/848847
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