Back to back racing is hard, but with sufficient fitness, a good training block and natural ability it is possible to excel at both weekends’ events. 

Battling through the jellyfish and holding off a great runner made for a memorable and very rewarding race for Hamish Shaw at Abersoch Tri…

The race was a 750m sea swim, with a beach start and an Australian exit at about 350m. 

With super fast racing at the Domestic Championships from both Alex Lawton and Iain Robertson, meant the guys ensured they won National titles for their Age Group and a podium for Overall. 

A brilliant day out for both Chris Standidge and Ele Haresign, in the first-ever Ironman 70.3 Staffordshire Triathlon. 

TORQ Track Team’s Mel talks about recording a massive PB in the pursuit at the National Omnium Series…

The hard work is paying off for TORQ Track Team member Mel, who recorded a massive PB in the pursuit at the Newport round of the National Omnium Series…

As I had not ridden in a bunch race for about nine years, I decided it would be safer for everyone (myself included), if I only rode the 500 TT and the pursuit at the Newport Omnium (the second round of the National Omnium Series). 

TORQ Performance Track Team member, Mel Sneddon records a Lifetime Best over 10 miles on the road…

Over the past couple of months, I have been trying to sort my Time Trial position out.  

Jan uses the season long National Omnium Series to prepare for the big end of season goal. 

The Coupe de France, at Lons le Saunier, was chosen to be the tune up race – ahead of the next World Marathon Championships. 

Racing back to back on consecutive days is always tough, but to podium on the first race and win the second shows true class – the TORQ way. 

TORQ Performance Track Team’s Mel Sneddon gets a number on her back for the first time in 2015 with a 10 mile TT …

After a good Winter’s base training, it’s always exciting to see what you can do. 

Louise Haston got her Season off to a flying start, with an Omnium at the Spring Track Meeting in Dundee …

My training had gone well over the Winter, with my only set back being a two month period of horrific headaches that pretty much left me unable to train at times.  

Louise Haston was part of the para-cycling team that won Scotland’s first medal of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.