News in Brief: Champions, newbies, and skill seekers!

News in Brief: Champions, newbies, and skill seekers!

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We have crowned our first two Scottish National Champions, given the opportunity for those who have never tried track cycling to #GiveItAGo and have been practicing our Mountain Bike skills.

What next? Keep up to date with @ScottishCycling on Twitter.

We crowned our first two Scottish National Champions of 2017 at the weekend, John Archibald (Pro Vision Scotland) and Lynsey Curran (Dooleys Cycles) took the titles at the Olympic Time Trial Championships at Tour of the Meldons. Thank you to Edinburgh Road Club for hosting such a fantastic event, you can read the full report here.

It has been a busy few weeks for the Scottish Cycling Performance Development Squad – the Mountain Bikers had a joint skills camp at Comrie Croft with British Cycling and the sprinters were off competing in London and Manchester.

Around 60 youths took advantage of the two Omnium Training Sessions at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome ahead of the Glasgow Youth Omnium which took place on 22nd April. The third round of the Scottish National Road Race Series took place at the EKRC Kames Crit too.

The Scottish Downhill Association host the second round of the Scottish National Series at Innerleithan, to find out more on the how that went and to get the results please got to their Facebook page.

The second round of the Scottish Cycling Mini Downhill Series took place at the Nevis Range, Fort William at the weekend, with another group of riders now set to head to the finals in Fort William. The next round will be at Dunkeld.

There was a Women’s Mountain Bike Coach Development Day host at Glentress over the weekend - to find out more about these sessions please click here.

Scottish Cycling are bringing back #GiveItAGo – the free track sessions offer the opportunity for new riders born between 1999 and 2006 to try out track cycling at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome. Impressed by the riders at the World Championships? That could be you. The first session takes place this evening, however you can still sign up for another one on Sunday 30th April.

If you have anything coming up at your club, or any cycling news to add to our weekly 'News in Brief' please contact communications@scottishcycling.org.uk.