Fancy getting a real behind the scenes taste of a major cycling event? British Cycling are looking for volunteers to help out at the upcoming UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics in Manchester, between February 18 and 20. According to British Cycling volunteers will get an unmissable opportunity to see the world’s best cyclists up close and personal.
British Cycling is looking for volunteers to help fill a number of roles Podium and Anti Doping chaperones (wonder if this one involves standing outside the door of the gents/ladies, or maybe inside), Event Management support and hospitality hosts. As well as getting a close up view of the action volunteers will receive exclusive World Cup Crew clothing, free meals and other various benefits.
If you would like the chance to put something back and see some top class track cycling in to the bargain, register your interest by visiting www.trackworldcup.co.uk/Home/Volunteer.
To find out what else is happening across the weekend of the event, head over to www.trackworldcup.co.uk for all the latest news and follow there is also an official twitter feed at www.twitter.com/trackworldcup.
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British Cycling looks for volunteers to help at Manchester round of UCITrack World Cup

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https://x.com/hetiskoers/status/2086180569352716750
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