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Hamish Graham

  • born:

    18/03/1992

  • team:

    Union Cycliste Hennebont Lochrist

  • sponsors:

    Dave Rayner Fund

  • home town:

    Earby

  • nickname:

    Pretty Much anything with a Scottish Reference, Haggis, McTavish, McNab

  • website:

    hamishgraham18392.blogspot.com

  • Facebook:

    https://www.facebook.com/hamish.graham.73

  • Twitter:

    @hamishjsg

  • likes:

    Courteous Drivers, Happy People, Animals, Making/Building things.... Oh and riding my bike of course!!

  • dislikes:

    Primadonne Egos, Folk who tell me to pay road tax, Animal Cruelty and people who moan about weather all the time.

  • favourite rider:

    past era Sean Kelly, Present day Philippe Gilbert.

  • If money was no object what would be the first thing you would buy:

    If money was no object what would be the first thing you would buy: Home in the Sun... not sure where yet

  • What do you do when not racing:

    When at home, do the house, train and have a laugh. When away, train, relax and have a laugh.

  • Race history:

    Where is your racing base?

    Brittany, France

    Is 2013 the first time you've had support from the DRF?

    Yes first time funded

     

    What is your cycling history ?

     I’ve been on a bike since I could sit up straight, going from Kiddy seat, to tandem, to trailer bike, to Solo Bike. Every weekend was spent with my Mum, Dad and two sisters riding round the dales and further afield in Holidays. As I got older I rode a few sportives my first at 15I did several 100+ mile sportives in that year including, Pendle Pedal, Fred Whitton, Etape du Dales and Wicklow 200. Other such rides are Lands end John o’Groats and C2C with my Dad. And then at 17 “1st year junior i started racing and have done since, riding “ both U23 years in Belgium.

     

     Who introduced you to cycling, which club are member of  in the UK?  Mum and Dad, no club

     

    What team are you joining in 2013? Union Cycliste Hennebont Lochrist

     

    What is your race programme looking like?

    As far as I know first few months are races of around 150-170km then circuit races, nighttime crits, small stage races and Amateur Gp Plouay is possibility. So pretty good.

     

    Are you going on a training camp with the team?

    No

  • Best race(s) of the season:

     Best Race after only racing 5 times was completing the Junior Tour of Ireland as a 1st year junior. A race like no other I’ve done.

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