Post by speedyguy on Feb 13, 2016 8:26:00 GMT
From the SGB website:
GREAT Britain boss Alun Rossiter says competition for World Cup places is fiercer than ever.
Rossiter is leading a pre-season training camp in Croatia next month and wants to see his riders making a strong early impression this season as they look to get in the frame for a place at Belle Vue in July.
Rossiter said: “I've spoken to all of the boys who are going out to Croatia and you can tell they're desperate to make an impression to put them in the window of being included when the World Cup comes around.
“There's a lot of riders who would love to represent Great Britain at the World Cup and this is a great chance for them to impress me and give me something to think about.
“The riders who show willingness and show they are keen will have an advantage over others. It's not just about what they can do on a bike, it's about their general attitude towards it all too.
“We once again have to say a huge thanks to the BSPA for their support and co-operation in regard to these plans, I'm really looking forward to getting everyone together as a group and I'm sure there'll be plenty of positives to come from it.”
GREAT Britain boss Alun Rossiter says competition for World Cup places is fiercer than ever.
Rossiter is leading a pre-season training camp in Croatia next month and wants to see his riders making a strong early impression this season as they look to get in the frame for a place at Belle Vue in July.
Rossiter said: “I've spoken to all of the boys who are going out to Croatia and you can tell they're desperate to make an impression to put them in the window of being included when the World Cup comes around.
“There's a lot of riders who would love to represent Great Britain at the World Cup and this is a great chance for them to impress me and give me something to think about.
“The riders who show willingness and show they are keen will have an advantage over others. It's not just about what they can do on a bike, it's about their general attitude towards it all too.
“We once again have to say a huge thanks to the BSPA for their support and co-operation in regard to these plans, I'm really looking forward to getting everyone together as a group and I'm sure there'll be plenty of positives to come from it.”
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