DAVE RAYNER RIDERS NAMED
The Dave Rayner funded riders on full season support are:
Dale Appleby, 20, from Pontyclun; Adam Biggs, 19, Ilkeston; Peter Bissell, 18, Stevenage; Adam Bonser, 18, Lancs; Ryan Bonser, 21, Lancs; Matt Brammier, 21, Newton-le-Willows; Daniel Davies, 20, Derby; Craig Drake, 19, Heywood; Tom Falers, 19, Cheltenham; Daniel
Fleeman, 24, Burton on Trent; Adam Illingworth, 21, France; Steve Lampler, 22, Helston; Daniel Martin, 20, Tamworth; Jon Mozley, 19, Borrowash; Kieran Page, 23, Ryde; Robert Partridge, 21, Wrexham; Daniel Shand, 19, Littleborough; Tom Walters, 20, Nottingham; Thomas White, 22, Essex.
The nine riders supported for three to four months are:
Thomas Diggle, 18, Liverpool; Matthew Greaves, 17, Skipton; Steven Guymer, 18, Hull;
Liam Holohan, 18, Leeds; Simon Holt, 18, Derby; Jonathan McEvoy, 19, St Helens; Thomas Murray, 21, Huddersfield; Matthew Rowe, 18, Cardiff; Peter Williams, 20, Croston; Alex Wise, 18, Rutland.
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Keith Bingham joined the Cycling Weekly team in the summer of 1971, and retired in 2011. During his time, he covered numerous Tours de France, Milk Races and everything in-between. He was well known for his long-running 'Bikewatch' column, and played a pivotal role in fighting for the future of once at-threat cycling venues such as Hog Hill and Herne Hill Velodrome.
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