The National Cycling Centre in Manchester is one of the premier cycling venues in the United Kingdom. Located on Stuart Street in the city centre, the centre has been the home of British Cycling since 1994 and is the official training facility for the Great Britain Cycling Team.
The centre boasts a 250-metre indoor velodrome, a BMX track, a mountain bike course, a road circuit and a pump track. The velodrome is one of the most advanced in the world and is used for both recreational and competitive cycling. It is also home to the National Cycling Centre Racing Team, which competes in track and road events.
The National Cycling Centre hosts a range of events throughout the year, including the UCI Track Cycling World Cup, the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup and the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. The centre also hosts the annual Revolution Series, which is a series of track cycling events that feature the world’s top riders.
The National Cycling Centre offers a range of educational and training courses for cyclists of all abilities. Courses include coaching, bike maintenance, nutrition and bike fitting. The centre also offers a range of youth and adult cycling programmes, which focus on developing the skills and confidence of young riders.
The National Cycling Centre is open seven days a week and can be contacted on +44 161 223 2244 or via email at [email protected]. For more information, visit the centre’s website at http://better.org.uk.