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About the Club

For the Racers

Many of the clubs activities are based around racing. The club is has a large and strong racing contingent. Both road racing and time trials are strongly supported. In addition, we have an excellent set of club colours, simple, but with a classic elegance. To underline the strength and breath of the club the following are highlights.

Cambridge CC took the club prize in the Essex Road Race League in 1999.
Michael Hutchinson is an honorary member of Cambridge CC and regularly rides in the CCC evening time trial series.
Chris Brooking won the Divisional road race championship in 2001.
Rachel Horn took the bronze medal positions in the womens' 25 and 100 mile time trial national championships in 2001.
In 2000 and 2001 CCC took numerous team awards.
In 2001 a large number of the clubs own records were smashed.
Track racing and tandem racing return to CCC.
2002 saw the promotion of open several races; massive turn-outs for the evening TT series.
In 2003 two open time trials and an open road race were organised and run.
The attendence in 2004 at the club evening time trials hit a record level.
In 2005, Cambridge CC riders dominated the Easterm Road Race League team prize, took the top three places and won many of the races.

As well as race participation, the club organizes two or three races throughout the year, usually at least one Time Trial and one Road Race. 2001 was a busy year though as the club organized three open time trials as well as a road race, this included the RTTC 25mile National Championships which was in itself three races in one.

The club also organizes and runs a summer long series of evening Time Trials. These are particularly suitable for beginners to cycle racing.