The long way to Anglesey (and back)
Last month we hosted the summer finale of our audax series, the 1000km London-Anglesey-London, which takes riders all the way from Raynes Park to the island of Anglesey off the northwest coast of Wales. A brutally hot heatwave provided testing
Guildford Town Centre Crit: Heat, Cobbles, and Full Gas Racing
Every July the the Guildford Town Centre Races bring bike racing to the heart of the town, on an exciting course with a tough cobbled finish. With KJCC representing across the youth races and three Wheelers in the Local Heroes,
The Volunteer Diaries: Road Race Special
In the latest of our series of volunteer reports, KWCC Road Race Secretary, Phil Feather, gives us the down low on what it takes to host a Surrey League Road Race
Looking back on the 25/26 CX Season
Cyclocross is a cornerstone of the KWCC race season. With the fantastic London & South East Cyclocross League on our doorstep, plus other options further afield with the Wessex, Central, Kent and Essex League, there are plenty of options to
The Long and Winding Road to the Nationals
After another excellent season of hill climbing, including the three-peat on Leith as best climber in the club, Tom Kennett breaks down his run to the Nationals on Bank Road. Right, hill climb season! It wasn’t something I’d been planning to
The Volunteer Diaries: Richard Turner
After more than a year as a KWCC member, Richard Turner discusses his experience volunteering at the Dunsfold Road Race and the importance and pride of volunteering in club membership.
Andrew Feather sets a new course record on Leith Hill
This year’s edition proved to be a classic, with a large field of 53 riders and some of the biggest names from the hill climb scene down to race. The tailwind on the climb provided fast conditions and it was Andrew
The Volunteer Diaries: Gafyn MacMillan
Gafyn MacMillan shares his experience as KWCC's Club Historian, and discussses alternative ways to volunteer for the club.
The Volunteer Diaries: James Lawn
Some people leave school when they turn 16, I joined the Wheelers. Having ridden bicycles (but never seriously) since I was knee high to a 4th Cat (to butcher a common phrase), including an ill-advised attempt to ride an U10s