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Melanie Rowe survived a late charge from Eleanor Dixon and Lydia Louw to take the Scottish senior and junior women's titles, while Sam Barbour led home a Cycling Sheffield one-two in the open championship on the Drumclog circuit outside Strathaven.
Three national titles are decided at Strathaven on Saturday, on the Drumclog roads that have belonged to the Drummond Trophy since the 1950s. Tim Shoreman heads the open field; in the women’s race, a 17-year-old who was second at a National A last weekend can win two jerseys in an afternoon.
When a red weather warning cancelled the Tour des Deux-Sèvres with Cycling Sheffield already en route, team manager Dave Coulson turned the van around and pointed it at Belgium's kermesses instead. He talks to Jack Beavis about improvisation, development, and what a warming Europe means for British teams racing abroad.
Archie Wright spent an hour alone on Saturday to lead by nearly two minutes, before Curtis Neill took over four minutes out of him on Sunday's four ascents of Harptree Hill to win the general classification by 59 seconds.
Morven Yeoman and Tom Armstrong took the Rapha Super-League and National Road Series titles at Ampleforth, where Anna Morris and Sebastian Grindley won the races.
The Mendip stage race returns for a fifth edition on 15 and 16 August, cut from three stages to two and running head-on into the North Yorkshire Grand Prix. Elliott Colyer, seventh in the national rankings, heads the field.
The Rapha Super-League and the National Road Series both reach their final round at Ampleforth on Sunday. Morven Yeoman has one title already; 13 points cover Oliver Wood and Tom Armstrong in the open league, and 18 separate the top two in the women's series.
Nicola Quaye soloed from the first lap to take a remarkable maiden Nat A victory at the Curlew Cup, as Tim Shoreman sprinted to victory in the Beaumont Trophy
Ride Revolution has announced it intends to race at UCI Continental level in 2028, with 2027 a transition year of increased investment, an expanded international calendar and a new tier of around 10 near full-time riders. Jake Hales sets out what the step requires.
The National Road Series and Rapha Super-League set for intriguing battles as the action reaches Northumberland and the Curlew Cup & Beaumont Trophy
Ben Hinchcliffe made his return to UK racing pay off in fine style as the US Collegiate Road Race Champion prevailed at the Sherpa Performance Stage Race
Isaac Oliver took the Yorkshire U23 spoils for Prologue Racing Team after a hectic edition of the U23 National Road Series
