UK CS is divided into four local regions:

• North and Scotland
• Midlands
• Eastern
• South and South Wales

The CSF also covers Northern Ireland, and supports an Irish team for Internationals. We look forward to clubs and tracks being opened there.

What to expect

Clubs vary in both membership size and offerings. If you are interested in exploring the sport for yourself or your child please check their website or social media here.

Clubs have loan bikes to get you involved. Most cater for balance bikes upwards; 3 years old to try the track and join in with games, and 5 for structured training. It’s the ideal introduction to cycle sport; a safe track away from traffic, no more than 40 metres away, a qualified coach and first aider, and a drink for spectators.

We encourage all ages and abilities. If you don’t want to ride yet, how about volunteering?

North and Scotland

• Astley and Tyldesley

• Bury

• Stockport

• Sheffield

• Hull

• Northumbria

• Heckmondwike

• Edinburgh

• Fife

• Glasgow

• Border Raiders

Midlands

• Leicester

• East Park

• Coventry

• Birmingham

• Wednesfield

Eastern

The Eastern region clubs run Divisions 1, 2 and Youth for team racing, plus the Development League for an introduction to team racing. There are also Norfolk vs Suffolk Junior challenge matches.

For individuals there is the South East GP series, and the East Anglian Individual Championships. Norfolk and Suffolk both run their own GP series and Norfolk and Suffolk Championships.

• Norwich

• Hethersett

• Ipswich

• Kesgrave

• Great Blakenham

• East London

• Hellingly

South and South Wales

• Newport

• East Newport

• Exeter

• Filton

• Southampton

• Poole

• Horspath

I was invited to a training session with the National Junior squad. Now i have friends all over the country. I didn’t expect this when I joined a local cycling club.

• a teenage rider