2020 Club TT Calendar - ALL CANCELLED
After a reconsideration of all the issues surrounding COVID, government and association guidelines, and formal club activities we have with a, very heavy, heart decided to formally CANCEL the complete 2020 club TT calendar forthwith. We will continue to monitor the situation and if it ever becomes practical and possible, we may be able re-start the calendar at some point later in the year, but in all honesty it looks very unlikely. We are very sorry but trust you understand why we have to do this and wish you all stay safe during this testing time (no pun intended!) the country and population is going through.Here is the club TT calendar for 2020, we will need volunteers right though the year in all roles please. If you are will to help please contact Mike Smith with the date (or event number) and the role you are prepared to assist in. I am very happy to train anyone who would like to take on the role of timekeeper until they are happy to go solo.
RIP - Peter Greenhalgh - 4th July 2020
1966 NATIONAL HANDICAP CHAMPION - Peter Greenhalgh
N&DCA 10TT - 18th April CANCELLED
|
THIS EVENT HAS NOW BEEN CANCELLED - N&DCA 45RC promoted Open 10TT - 18th April 2020
Following the decision by the N&DCA committee, the 45RC promoted Open 10TT event to be held on the 18th April has now been cancelled for the safety of the entrants. Please inform anyone you know who will be affected by this announcement. |
British Cycling Update on events and clubs
British Cycling extends suspension on sanctioned cycling activities to 30 June
Many of you will have already seen our statement from earlier today, where we confirmed that the suspension of all sanctioned cycling activity has been extended until 30 June, and in light of this, I wanted to reach out to you all personally.
These exceptional times have required us to take exceptional action, but I am certain that the character of our membership is up to the challenge. Therefore, I am asking you today to join in me in three tasks:
Firstly, we must all do what we can to protect the health and wellbeing of everyone on a bike. That means all organised club activity must stop – from group rides to coaching sessions. It also means that whenever we go out on our bikes, we must remember our duty to ride responsibly. Following Government advice, right now we should only ride on our own, or with people we live with, and always keep two metres apart.
