In a super competitive race where the best of Europe were in attendance,Alex Lawton raced super hard, put in fastest run for the day and narrowly missed out on a podium, coming in 4th, less than 3 seconds behind top spot. 

The TORQ Performance track cyclists that secured the World Masters Team Pursuit title in a new World Masters Record time take a silver medal in the National Team Trial Championships…

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A welcome change in the weather at one of TORQ’s favourite races ensured it was a seriously toasty day, but Dave took the heat and a good solid race saw him claim Bronze. 

Mel drives an eight hour round trip to ride for just over 22 minutes, but wins convincingly on the “Mighty V” near Hull …

The ‘Mighty V’ near Hull in Yorkshire is arguably one of the fastest 10 mile Time Trial courses in the country, and it is where Time Trialists often go to set new PB’s.  

The team headed to the classic race venue of Fforest Fields in Mid Wales and some challenging course conditions for the penultimate round of the British XC MTB Series…

In the Men’s Elite race, with Lee Gratton out, nursing a broken collarbone sustained at the last round and Jake Phelps missing a round with a broken finger, it was down to Alex Welburn and Joe Griffiths to fly the TORQ Flag. 

Dave put in an excellent performance at the National Middle Distance Championships coming in a close 4th, only just missing out on a podium place. 

Iain added to his Palmares success with Bronze and Nick only narrowly missed podium when they both donned their GB vests at the ITU Duathlon Championships, Avlies, Spain. 

Mel once again delivers an impressive ride over 10 miles to finish 3rd fastest, a result which is good enough for 6th on Standard. 

Jan Birkmyre showed great form to win Round 2 of the National Omnium Series, hosted at the Newport Velodrome…

Jan took another emphatic victory in the second round of the National Omnium Series, which took place at the Newport Velodrome in Wales recently. 

The Omnium Series #1 was held at the historic Herne Hill Velodrome and there was no keeping Jan Birkmyre off the top step of the Podium. 

The Bordeaux-Paris meeting at Palmer Park in Reading combines arguably Jan’s two strongest disciplines, with a scratch race qualifying the top nine riders (Women and U16 Boys) for a derny paced final.