Revolution Series begins this Saturday at the National Cycling Centre

Revolution Series begins this Saturday at the National Cycling Centre

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This Saturday sees the opening event of this season’s Revolution Series at Manchester’s National Cycling Centre, with an exciting mix of sprint and endurance racing. Eight teams will fight it out for Championship points in the first of the four event series.

Revolution has attracted huge crowds every season since its inception in 2003 thanks to its world class race action and electric atmosphere. The first event will be no exception, with the highlights of the evening set to be:

GB verses France: rising GB star David Daniell faces French World Champion Michael d’Almeida in the Sprint and the Keirin.Stellar line up for the Australian Pursuit: Alex Dowsett (Team Sky), Steven Burke (UK Youth), Jens Mouris (Rapha Condor Sharp) and Leif Lampater (howies) will all be racing in this unique elimination pursuit race.Sean Conway verses Vin Cox - Cycling the Earth pursuit race: Adventure cyclist Sean Conway is attempting to break the world record for a solo cycle around the globe in February. He will be taking on the current record holder Vin Cox in a special pursuit race on their fully laden touring bikes.

The full rider list and race programme is available to view at www.cyclingrevolution.com, along with details on how to purchase tickets for the event. Discounted rates are on offer for students and concessions, and VIP tickets are also available.

And for those cycling fans unable to attend on Saturday, ITV4 will be broadcasting a one hour highlights programme on Monday 31 October at 7pm featuring the best of all the race action and exclusive rider interviews.


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