“For any young cyclist dreaming of one day turning professional, competing in the [British] Junior National Series is the starting line on their journey to success,” Ned Boulting recites over a montage of junior riders flashing past fields, triumphantly crossing the finish line or crashing out track-side, head in hands.
The music turns dramatic: drums and electric guitars. “As they follow in the tyre tracks of their heroes, they must face gruelling courses, extreme physical and mental demands and the danger of racing on open roads,” Boulting continues.
