News Items – Scottish Cycling Foundation

Trek Fuel EXe Winner Announced & Scottish MTB Trail Fund Applications are now Open

Huge thanks to everyone who donated, shared the campaign, and bought a ticket for the Trek bike draw, and a special shout out to Trek, whose match funding doubled the impact! We were thrilled to recently hand over the Trek Fuel EXe 8 GX AXS T-Type to the winning ticket holder, Lesley Carus, who also […]
Scottish Cycling Foundation Giving Tuesday

Give the gift of Changing Lives Through Cycling this Christmas Scotland rides stronger when we ride together. Scotland’s cycling community flourishes because individuals like you support nurturing talent, safeguarding our trails, and using cycling to better lives. If you believe in the power of cycling to change lives, please consider setting up a recurring donation […]
A word from 2024 Braveheart Funded Rider, Eilidh Shaw

Eilidh Shaw, who was a recipient of the Braveheart Cycling Fund, sent this message We are sorry you can’t be here too! Maybe next year! Subscribe Enter your email below to get updates.
World Champion Mountain Biker Charlie Aldridge to Attend Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner

The Braveheart Cycling Fund is delighted to announce that Charlie Aldridge, Scotland’s own World Champion mountain bike rider, will be joining guests at this year’s Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner in Kilmarnock on Saturday, 18 October. Born in Perth and raised in Crieff, Charlie has emerged as a leading figure in international mountain biking. His rise […]
Announcing Braveheart Cycling Fund Trophy 2025 Short List

We are thrilled to announce the short list for the 2025 Braveheart Cycling Fund Trophy. The Braveheart Cycling Fund Trophy recognises the emerging talent of young Scottish cyclists each year. Each year, the recipient’s name is engraved on the trophy, joining a distinguished line of past winners and inspiring others to support the growth of […]
Call for Volunteer Marshals for the Braveheart Cycling Fund Ride

Braveheart Cycling Fund Ride Marshals Needed We’re gearing up for another unforgettable Braveheart Cycling Fund Ride. This challenging, scenic bicycle sportive draws riders from near and far, including our Ex Raleigh Team Pros from Europe, Pippa York, and Olympian Jack Carlin. To keep the wheels turning smoothly, we need the support of enthusiastic volunteers. Whether […]
Celebrated Cycling Author Chris Sidwells to Attend Braveheart Cycling Fund Charity Dinner

The Braveheart Cycling Fund is proud to announce that renowned cycling journalist, historian, and author Chris Sidwells will be a special guest at this year’s Braveheart Cycling Fund Charity Dinner in Kilmarnock on Saturday, 18th October. Chris Sidwells has become one of the most recognisable voices in cycling literature, with over 27 books published covering […]
Announcing our Hosts for the Braveheart Cycling Fund Charity Dinner: Alan Anderson and Charline Joiner

We are thrilled to announce that Alan Anderson and Charline Joiner will be our hosts for this year’s Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner. The pair first combined their talents on stage at the 2023 UCI World Cycling Championships in Glasgow’s George Square, where their sharp commentary and natural chemistry captivated the crowds. We’re delighted to bring […]
Special Guest to Attend the Braveheart Cycling Fund Charity Dinner: Callum Thornley

Over the coming weeks, we will be introducing our special guest riders who will be attending the Braveheart Cycling Fund Charity Dinner and Ride. The Braveheart Cycling Fund is delighted to announce that Scottish cyclist Callum Thornley will attend the Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner in Kilmarnock on Saturday, 18 October. Thornley will join supporters, past […]
Where Are They Now Wednesdays – Katrina Hair

In the “Where Are They Now Wednesday” Series, we look back at past Braveheart Trophy winners to see what they are doing now. Highlighting this week is Katrina Hair. The first rider to win the Braveheart Cycling Trophy in 2004 was Katrina Hair. Katrina Hair is a Scottish road and track cyclist who has gained […]