Join us as we celebrate the launch of a new cycling hub at Bentley Park in Doncaster, officially opened by triple Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy! This exciting event marks the beginning of a new era for the community, promoting walking, wheeling, and cycling as part of everyday life. The hub will offer free cycling training with a variety of bikes and adapted cycles, catering to all ages and abilities. Watch as Ed Clancy, Councillor James Church, and a local resident cut the ribbon to inaugurate this fantastic new facility. Don’t miss this inspiring moment for Doncaster’s cycling community!
Ed Clancy, a Yorkshire-born cycling legend, has won four Olympic medals, twelve UCI Track Cycling World Championship medals, and seven UEC European Track Championship medals. He was also part of eight world record times in the team pursuit and was honored with an MBE and OBE for his services to cycling. This event is a testament to his legacy and the growing importance of cycling in Doncaster.
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Imagine a local park buzzing with the energy of cyclists of all ages and abilities. That’s exactly what happened at Bentley Park in Doncaster. Thanks to a special guest and a fantastic new initiative, Yorkshire’s own Ed Clancy, a cycling legend with a whopping three Olympic gold medals, officially launched the Bentley Park Cycling Celebration. This event marked the beginning of something truly special for the community. Ed Clancy, who has a total of four Olympic medals from the years 2008 to 2016, was the star of the show. He joined local residents and community partners to celebrate the opening of new cycling facilities. Counselor James Church, along with Ed and a local resident, had the honor of cutting the ribbon, officially opening the hub for all things cycling. This hub is more than just a building. It’s a place where free cycling training will be offered. They will have a variety of bikes, including adapted cycles, ensuring that everyone, regardless of age or ability, can participate. Sessions will be tailored to individual goals, making it a truly inclusive experience. A city of Doncaster Council spokesperson highlighted the significance of the event, stating that it marks the start of a new chapter for Bentley, one where walking, wheeling, and cycling are at the heart of the community life. But the achievements of Ed Clancy don’t stop at the Olympics. He’s a track and road racer who competed from 2004 to 2021, accumulating an impressive collection of medals. He has won 12 medals, six gold, five silver, and one bronze at the UCI track cycling world championships. He also earned seven medals, five gold, two bronze at the UEC European Track Championships and a silver medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. And this is the part most people miss. The now 40-year-old cyclist was also part of eight world record-breaking team pursuit times. His contributions to cycling have been recognized with an MBE in the 2009 New Year honors and an OBBE in the 2017 New Year honors. What do you think about the impact of such initiatives on local communities? Do you believe that providing accessible cycling opportunities can truly transform community life? Share your thoughts in the comments. For more information you can contact 07484900699.