Mid season report from Owen James
Published 11th August 2017
After an uncertain start to the season with knee trouble. I began my season in February nervous and not wanting to disappoint the new team. But I was pleasantly surprised to find I wasn’t in that bad of condition and I impressed in my first few races mainly because of my team riding and effort […]
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Mid season report from Lucy Shaw
Published 11th August 2017
The first race is always a shock to the system, however crashing out heavily 2km in was definitely not the shock I was hoping for! Unfortunately, this crash at Le Samyn left me swollen, bruised and lacking in confidence which lead to a few months of finding my feet in the peloton again. I came […]
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the dark realms of pain – Latest blog from Max Williamson
Published 11th August 2017
The first half of my season did not really go to plan, being plagued by illness, injury, with a sprinkling of bad luck. My season started in the last few days of February out here in the beautiful Basque country in Northern Spain. It started with a couple of slightly tamer races but quickly became […]
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Its August already ! James Wilkinson blog
Published 11th August 2017
Mid season report. It’s August already? It’s been a busy few months on & off the bike. May, June & the start of July ended up being pretty good. I’d learnt a lot compared to last year about how to race & found myself in most breaks during the races I’d been doing. June proved […]
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Here is the mid season update from Stevie Williams of SEG Racing
Published 11th August 2017
My season started with a couple of training camps, with my team SEG RACING ACADEMY. One in January and one in February. These camps took place on the coast of Greece in Loutraki, this was the perfect place to prepare myself mentally and Physically for the first few races. The first camp was more of […]
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Commonwealth games update – Jack English
Published 11th August 2017
For those that don’t already know, the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games takes place in April next year. I’m very fortunate in that Guernsey, the small island in which I have lived all my life is able to send 30 athletes across all sports. Cycling, arguably one of the most competitive sports on the island has […]
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