British Cycling has launched a new wide ranging competition framework as it looks to revive a flagging domestic racing scene over the coming years. The plan, published on Thursday afternoon, looks at all aspects of a cyclist's touch points with the sport, from discovering as a newcomer to racing at the highest level of domestic competition.
The framework is the result of 12 months of consultation with members, riders and communities and creates a format to help British Cycling deliver a "simpler, more fun and effective competition structure across all disciplines by 2029". The work will continue through 2026 as they design and then deliver the changes to put it into practice.
