2025 is a significant year for CTT and Midlands DC. The company's new website went live in January and will be the repository for all TT information. A handbook will be produced, containing all the Rules & Regs, incorporating several changes from the National Council meeting in January. This new handbook will NOT contain any events details whatsoever, so you will have to register with the new website (if you haven't already). Another major change this year is the Club event entry system, which has an on-line option. More information will follow once we have added all the Club TTs.
We have said "Farewell and Thank You" to a few Timekeepers who have retired recently, they have been the mainstay of our sport for years. Sue Kelly, Mike Howard and Charlie Barnett have decided to put away their best watches, they are not available for Open TTs. The District Committee has taken on the task of training new Timekeepers, this was done with an on-line "Teams" session recently, and their details will appear soon on the CTT Midlands website.
Finally, the Eddie Smith Trophy has been awarded to the founder of the Hillclimb League and the Road Bikes Series, our very own Paolo Coppo, who was the most popular nomination in the poll last November. He is the fourth recipient and the first not to be a Timekeeper.
Steve Walker, CTT Midlands Chairman
Here you will find everything you need to know about time trialling in the Midland District of Cycling Time Trials. Events organised by clubs from Banbury to Stafford, Malvern to Rugby, Birmingham and the surrounding areas are included, both informal club events (no pre-entry needed) and more formal 'opens'.
Whether you want to find an event to ride, look up the route of a course or check on the results of one of the Midlands competitions, you should find everything here. Contact details for all the district officials are also given so if you're not sure about anything or think anything is missing, why not contact them?