Simon Yates threw Bury into the spotlight last week when he won the title of World Points Champion. The 20-year-old had fans on the edge of their seats when he dramatically stormed to Gold at the World Track Championships in the Belarus capital of Minsk,earning himself the rainbow jersey. The Bury Clarion member, riding for
Simon Yates, who with his twin brother Adam, started his cycling career with Bury Clarion became the World Points Champion last night in Belarus. Riding with incredible maturity Simon got the 2 points he needed in a thrilling last lap effort that saw him come from near the back of the field. The BBC have
Top Bury rider, Simon Yates has been chosen to represent Great Britain at this year’s World Track Championships in Belarus. He will be competing alongside Olympic Gold Medallists, Ed Clancy and Steven Burke as part of the endurance squad. Closer to home, Simon’s dad John, achieved a 2nd and 3rd place at the Manchester Velodrome’s
Simon Yates’ new year got off to a flying start with a couple of new year Revolutions! The honorary Bury Clarion member came third to the Olympic and world champion, Ed Clancy in the men’s points race in the final of the winter-race series. Yates also went on to post fifth in the men’s elimination