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Meet Aad van den Hoekj at the Braveheart Cycling Fund Ride and Dinner
Aad van den Hoek, from Dirksland, was a professional cyclist between 1974 and 1983. He was part of the legendary TI-Raleigh and rode nine seasons with them. The team was famous for its success in team time trials. Together with the team, Aad van den Hoek won four Team Time Trials in the Tour de France of 1976, 1978, and 1981. In 1976, he finished last in the Tour de France general classification and carried the Lanterne rouge. Although it was never an official classification at the Tour, the Lanterne…
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Meet Theo de Rooij at the Braveheart Cycling Fund Ride and Dinner
Theo de Rooij was a Dutch cyclist known for his prowess on the road, his tenacious spirit, and strategic mind. He was born in 1957 in the small, picturesque village of Harmelen in the Netherlands. He actually resides in Holten. From an early age, Theo demonstrated a strong affinity for speed and endurance. Cycling through the flat, wind-swept landscapes of the Netherlands, he developed a blend of resilience and tactical acumen that would define his career. And also being one of the few riders who was capable to combine a…
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Braveheart Cycling Fund 2025 Spring Awards
The Braveheart Cycling Fund 2025 Grant Application process is now open until the 23rd May 2025.
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Adaptive Riders Collective: Supported by Scottish MTB Health Fund
Adaptive Riders Collective – a Scottish MTB Health Fund supported programme.
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Susan Moir Takes on Rome Marathon for Braveheart Cycling Fund
Wishing good luck to Susan Moir, who will be participating in the Rome Marathon this weekend to support the Braveheart Cycling Fund. Her son, Calum, is a rider funded by Braveheart for 2024. Please show your support by visiting her JustGiving page. I am pleased to share that we will be participating in the Rome Marathon on March 16, 2025, to support the Scottish Cycling Foundation. This incredible charity works tirelessly to promote cycling and ensure that everyone has access to this wonderful sport. Your support is crucial. The Scottish…
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Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner Saturday, October 18th, 2025
The Scottish Cycling Foundation Trustees are pleased to announce the return of the Braveheart Cycling Fund Dinner hosted at the Park Hotel in Kilmarnock on October 18th, 2025.
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Meet Calum Moir
Calum has ridden mostly in Spain this season on the road, with a few top 20 results, but he’s also capable of a 1’03” Kilometre and a 3’22” Individual Pursuit on the track. Calum’s strong rides on the boards together with his evident promise on the road ensured he was selected for a 2024 Braveheart Fund Award.
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Meet Innes McDonald
Edinburgh rider Innes McDonald (Scottish Offroad Race Team) is only 16 years old but already has 11 years of riding and racing under his wheels. Recently Innes represented Great Britain for the first time, at the World Mountain Bike Championships in Andorra in both the Cross Country Relay (XCR) and the Cross Country Olympic (XCO). He has been selected as a very worthy recipient of a 2024 Braveheart Fund Award.
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