Commonwealth Youth Games - Update
Posted on: 12th September 2011
Day 1 (Friday) - In the Time Trial today Grant Ferguson finished 11th, Stuart McCluskey 22nd, Jack Barrett 25th and Taylor Johnstone 36th.
The men's road race takes place tomorrow afternoon (from 1300), starting and finishing at the famous TT Grandstand. Jack Barrett, Grant Ferguson, Taylor Johnstone and Stuart McCluskey will all represent Youth Team Scotland.
Day 2 (Saturday) - In the Road Race today Grant Ferguson finished sixth, just a second behind the leading pack. Elsewhere Taylor Johnstone was 16th, Stuart McCluskey 19th and Jack Barrett 20th.
The men's Criterium takes place in the afternoon session (from 1515) at the Villa Marina. Jack Barrett, Grant Ferguson, Taylor Johnstone and Stuart McCluskey will all represent Youth Team Scotland.
Grant Ferguson finishes 6th in the road race
Day 3 (Sunday) - In the Criterium today Grant Ferguson put in a great performance to finish 5th, Taylor Johnstone was 14th, Stuart McCluskey 20th and Jack Barrett 32nd.
Check out when the Scotland Team met H.R.H Prince Edward. For full report click here.
Posted on: 9th September 2011
The men’s time trial event will take place along the Douglas Promenade on Friday evening (from 18.45). Jack Barrett, Grant Ferguson, Taylor Johnstone and Stuart McCluskey will all represent Youth Team Scotland.
Team before the opening ceremony
Posted on: 8th September 2011
General Team Manager Vicky Strange says the 'Youth team Scotland are ready for action'.
Read her full report here.
Posted on: 8th September 2011
The lastest photo from the Isle of Man! Keep an eye on the website for more photos and reports, more to follow!
Posted on: 8th September 2011
Check out the latest travel blog by Deputy General Team Manager Gail Niven.
Click here for the full report.
Commonwealth Youth Games Team Announced
Posted on: 30th August 2011
Scottish Cycling are pleased to announce the team of four cyclists selected to compete at the Commonwealth Youth Games in the Isle of Man on the 7th - 12th September.
Jack Barrett, Grant Ferguson, Taylor Johnstone and Stuart McCluskey will travel to the Isle of Man with team coaches Graeme Herd and Mark McKay to compete in the 5 day competition alongside another 46 athletes from 6 other sports.
1000 athletes will descend on the Isle of Man representing 69 of the 71 commonwealth countries for a week of fierce and demanding competition.
Congratulations and GOOD LUCK from all at Scottish Cycling.
