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Welcome to Horwich Festival of Racing 2017 Introduction Horwich Festival of Racing is a unique event taking place on the streets of Horwich town centre each summer and Spectator Info... I am proud to be President of the Festival. Now in its 16th year it attracts competitors from around the country and from overseas. Originating as a ‘Cavalcade of Cycling’ at Horwich Carnival in Go-Ride Timetable Registration Point Start Location 1946 it has developed into a major mixed-discipline event and with the support, particularly, of Horwich Town Council and Get your core cycling skills sorted then have a go at our Sun 4 June 2017 8.00am Bolton Arena JustRide – Rivington Rumble CX-sportive – Pulse Pursuits Bolton Council, this year it is again a two-day event which we starter level races. Go Ride gives you the skills you need hope will attract many more competitors and spectators to Welcoe to to become a better cyclist or put you on the road to an spend time in Horwich over the weekend. Olympic Medal! Wed 14 June 2017 7.30pm Horwich Cycling Club/HFoR Hill Climb (16 years plus) The Bridge Hotel Opposite Horwich Cemetery Horwich estival Over its history the festival has attracted big names and HSBC UK Go-Ride is British Cycling’s development Sat 17 June 2017 10am-7pm Virtual Spin - Free Taster sessions throughout the day In advance with Horwich Leisure Centre competitors including Jason Kenny, Laura Trott, Lizzie of acin programme for young people. The programme provides Armistead and Dame Sarah Storey. a fun and safe way to introduce young riders to the world Horwich Leisure Centre of cycle sport and provides a platform to improve bike 10am-4pm Go-Ride Experience St John’s St car park It’s a great opportunity for youngsters to take part and it will handling skills. draw many more people into the town, but we do appreciate 12.00pm Fun Swim Run Horwich Leisure Centre Horwich Leisure Centre Saturday th and Sunday th une that as the event grows that there will be an impact on journeys 2.00pm Go-Ride Time Trials Winter Hey Lane around Horwich town centre. It may be a little crowded in 3.00pm Lostock AC and NHS Bolton Council Fun Triathlon Horwich Leisure Centre Horwich Leisure Centre Horwich this weekend but we have worked hard with Bolton Lostock Athletic Club Invitation Council and with our own traffic management contractors to The Eric Wright Youth Cycle Races Bowling Hut Main start line and NHS Fun Tri 7.00pm provide clear alternative routes. • Under 14’s Bolton NHS Fun Triathlon has joined forces with the • Under 16’s This is a fantastic local event and there will be plenty to see and organisers of the Lostock Athletic Club Invitation Tri to do over the weekend. It will be a great spectator event – and deliver a unique event for 2017. 8.00pm Emerson Horwich Grand Prix (30 laps E/1/2/3/ categories) Bowling Hut Main start line it’s free. We hope you enjoy it. Bolton Council and NHS employees from across the Sun 18 June 2017 10.00am USN Bolton Arena Youth Cycle Races Bowling Hut Main start line Barbara Ronson, country will join invited local triathlon clubs in the opening President of Horwich Festival of Racing attraction of the festival. This exciting development will 10.00am Sprint Orienteering Queens Park Pavilion Cafe Queens Park Pavilion Cafe see a brand new closed road cycle course and a new run 10.45am British Masters Athletics Federation 5km Walking UK Championships Horwich Leisure Centre Church Street start line route for the NHS Fun Tri, now in its 6th year. Bolton Council has been proud to work with the organisers 10.50am British Masters Athletics Federation 5km Running UK Championships Horwich Leisure Centre Church Street start line of the festival over the last few years. This small group of The swim will remain at Horwich pool and the finish area 11.30am Youth Cycling Relay (7-11 years teams of 4) Bowling Hut Main start line volunteers do a fantastic job for the local community and the with its usual attractions will remain in Old Station Park. 12.20pm Joseph Holt Horwich Open 5km run Scout Hut Church Street start line Council is very pleased to be able to support them. Investing in sports at a grassroots level is key to encouraging all ages, 5th British National Unicycle Road Race Bowling Hut Main start line 1.05pm especially young people, to get involved in sport and improve Sprint Orienteering Final Scout Hut Main start line What’s On... 1.50pm their fitness and overall health. See inside for 2.25pm 1 Lap Cycling Street Race (6-15 years) Bowling Hut Main start line details of all the Councillor John Byrne, Bolton at Home 1 Lap Fun Run (including fancy dress) Scout Hut Main start line events throughout 2.45pm Bolton Council Cabinet Member for Culture, the weekend judging of fancy dress at 2.30pm on Public Hall steps Youth and Sport 3.15pm 1 Lap Fun Cycle Scout Hut Main start line 3.35pm Handicapped Criterium Cycle Race Bowling Hut Main start line History of the festival Our sponsors Welcome to Horwich Festival of Racing which, over the past Horwich Festival of Racing is pleased to acknowledge the 15 years, has grown to become one of the most popular support of our sponsors without whom this event could not sporting events in the North of England. happen. We would also like to thank officers of Horwich Good to know... Town Council and Bolton Council for their hard work on This unique event attracts competitors not only from local the event and Bolton Mountain Rescue Team, RSS Events areas but all over the United Kingdom and from abroad. and Exclusec for providing services to the festival. Originally known as Horwich Carnival Races, the event was Sprint Orienteering Cycling re-named to reflect the wide variety of sporting activities which take place on closed roads in the centre of Horwich. This is a sport that combines running and navigation. In past years Horwich Festival of Racing has promoted Competitors are given a specially-drawn map showing national road circuit championships and a para cycling It originated as a ‘Cavalcade of Cycling’ put on by Horwich the start and the finish and various control points that they championship as well as a round of the National Road Cycling Club at Horwich Carnival in 1946 when tandem must visit, in order, but picking their own route between Circuit series with Olympic and World champions and sidecar, boneshaker bikes and several tricycles were each. appearing on the streets of Horwich. Jason Kenny, Ed ridden through the streets by members of the Club. The first Clancy, Rob Hayles, Laura Trott, Dame Sarah Storey, Carnival Race was held on Friday 6 June 1977 to celebrate At each control point is a marker flag with a timing Lizzie Armistead, Danni King and Joanna Rowsall have the Silver Jubilee when cyclists raced for 32 miles around the device attached. The athletes carry a chip which they all competed here with many of these representing Great streets of Horwich. The streets weren’t closed to traffic and “swipe” at the control point to prove they have visited it, Britain at Rio 2016. over the years there were a few near misses! So much so and when. They download times from the chip after that the open road circuit was closed down in 1989. finishing and the runner with the fastest time is the winner. This year we have elite racing on the Saturday evening including the Horwich Grand Prix as the main spectacle When Commonwealth Games fever gripped the North West In most races competitors are started individually at and senior cycling on the Sunday there are plenty of in 2002 our President, Barbara Ronson, asked Horwich intervals so that they can’t just follow each other. But the opportunities for young people to take part on the Sunday Cycling Club to resurrect the Carnival Races as a day of Horwich Town race is a bit different as runners start including youth’s individual and team relay events and a multi-sport races and we’re now in our 16th year and have together and race head-to-head, so to prevent following 1 Lap Fun Cycle for those new to two wheels with a medal become the Horwich Festival of Racing. there are different courses for different age classes, and for all children taking part. Also new for Sunday is the some forks where courses split. No-one can tell which Unicycling ‘Handicapped Criterium’ whereby senior competitors of Over the years, the event has staged the British Cycling Elite course another competitor is on, so they follow at their all age categories compete together, setting off in waves Running and walking Mens and Womens Circuit Championships, British Para- peril! Unicycling started in the 1890’s mostly around circus according to their age group. cycling Circuit Championships, British Masters 5K national For the 11th year the festival is proud to host the British performances but has now branched out into a number championships for running and walking, Penny Farthing road Masters Athletic Federation’s 5km Road Walking UK This weekend’s races are organised by local South East of areas; doing tricks (freestyle), jumping and riding over racing, Sprint Orienteering, Unicycle National Championship Championship, alongside the BMAF National 5km Running Lancashire Orienteering Club (SELOC). More details of obstacles (street), riding up mountains or trails (MUNI) and and other big names involved with the festival include: Championship which also returns to Horwich on Sunday.
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