Hall of Fame
British Cycling Hall of Fame - 2010 Inductees
In December 2009, British Cycling revealed the names of 50 cycling heroes who had been selected for induction into its new Hall of Fame as part of the organisation's 50 anniversary celebrations.
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Report: Gala Dinner & Hall of Fame Induction
Cycling champions, tireless volunteers, backroom heroes and sporting stalwarts past, present and future flocked to Manchester for British Cycling's golden anniversary - the 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner, including the induction of 50 of British Cycling's finest into the newly created Hall of Fame.
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The Story behind British Cycling's formation
The formation of the British Cycling Federation in 1959 brought to an end an era of cycle racing in this country which was overshadowed by some remarkable schisms within the sport which reflect as much on the society of the time as they do on cycling itself. We look at the story behind the organisation's formation.
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50 Years Of British Cycling - The New Century
The start of a new century also marked the start of a period of growing success for British rdiers in international competition and the Olympics became a showcase for a generation of cycling superheroes.
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50 Years Of British Cycling - The Nineties
The nineties saw Mountain Biking became a global sport, whilst on the Track Chris Boarman and Graeme Obree produced a golden period of British pursuiting and Hour record-breaking.
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The eighties saw British talent making a big impact on the World scene, with our Cycle Speedway riders dominant and Robert Millar climbing to success in the major Tours.
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50 Years Of British Cycling - The Seventies
The seventies saw legends such as Barry Hoban and Hugh Porter winning against the best in the world on both Track and Road.
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50 Years Of British Cycling - The Sixties
We've dipped into the archives to provide you with a whistle-stop tour of just some of the headline news from the 50 years since the British Cycling Federation was formed, in 1959. It's not an exhaustive list by any means, but gives a flavour of the great performances and significant events during a half century that saw the face of cycling change forever.
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