Spring in the Park 2024
The series is organised and run by volunteers from Go-Ride clubs across the region. Our aim is to get kids racing and keep them racing. The series gives riders the opportunity to see their riding and racing develop, make friends and generally learn to love a morning or evening of bike racing. Why not kick start the road season by signing up to one of our holiday training sessions.
All photos © Huw Williams 2024
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That's a wrap on SITP for 2024.
Loads of amazing racing.
Huge thanks to all the parents, club helpers, officials, venue staff, regular volunteers and the kids for making it great.
There's still a lot more to ride this year, so see you all soon.
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Thank you att al Spring in the Park at Cyclopark, another great series. Lola loved her prizes 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇❤️❤️❤️❤️🚲🚲🚲🚲 see you next year!
Thanks for an amazing series and epic trophies/medals. Well done team 👍
Well done to everyone for sitp. See you all next year 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
There is a Crits in the Park photo gallery live on the website now, here:
springinthepark.co.uk/2024-citp-gallery/
A big thank you to Graham from Kentbased-Photography.
You can see Graham's full selection of more than 90 images on his website here:
www.kentbased-photography.co.uk/general-5-1
Also reminding everyone that it's Round 6 of Spring in the Park this evening (26/06/24) with the Crit Course, and plenty of tight bends running anti-clockwise.
We are hoping to get some photos from the 2024 series up on the website very soon too.
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Still time to enter our TT night. Entries close at 9PM tonight.
As you can see from the Map, we're planning to use some of our favourite tight & techy corners to give you a longer lap time and some skills challenge.
2 more counting rounds for the Overall Points, so come and get your numbers on for the Race of Truth.⏱
Round 5 is hosted by the fantastic Limited Edition CC, so please say thanks to all their volunteers tomorrow.
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