Harold Twining Cycling Team

Harold Twining Cycling Team is Cambridge's main cycling team. They were founded in 1964 under the name of Cambridge Cycling Club UK, and are currently in Division One, which is the best division to be in, in divisional cycling.

2013
View page: 2013 Harold Twining Cycling Team season

Current riders (list)
In order of kit number:

Male:

1 - Jak Wilson - Leader

2 - Jonathan Bheely

3 - Niko Inningham

4 - Jack Cell

5 - James Tru

6 - Maximilian Sword

7 - Thomas Harrods

8 - Retired in memory of Abraham Della who used to wear this number.

9 - Luke Twining

10 - Liam Fox

11 - Ronaldo Belmiro

12 - Retired in memory of Pablo Hernandez who used to wear this number.

13 - Rodrigo Mantana

14 - Simon Johnstone

15 - Abélard Acelin

Female:

1 - Geeka Mouyra - Leader

2 - Jessica Heines

3 - Gabriella Etherington

4 - Carla Muya

5 - Amy McCormick

6 - Billie Smith

7 - Jessica Smith

8 - Juanita Mála

Divisional Championships 

2013
UK Road Race -

UK Time Trial -

Spain Road Race -

Spain Time Trial -

Portugal Road Race -

Portugal Time Trial -

Belarus Road Race -

Belarus Time Trial -

France Road Race -

France Time Trial -

2013
Male Road Race -

Male Time Trial -

Female Road Race -

Female Time Trial -

Team management
General Manager: Harry Bellamy

Team Manager: Harry Bellamy

Assistant Manager: Harry Wilson

Head Coach: Gary Johnson

Coach: Stephen Marks

Coach: Phil Tyler

Owner: Juan Vicente Carlos Mojito-Manzanas II

Chairman: Juan Vicente Carlos Mojito-Manzanas III

Website developer and news correspondent: James Sterling

Website developer and news correspondent: Mark Jeeves

Naming History
The team was founded in 1964 under the name of Cambridge Cycling Club UK by Jamie Hard, who went on to team manager for a while, until his health went shockingly terrible due to an attack on his immune system, which meant his immune system was dying, and he eventually died two years after stepping-down as CCCUK manager. In January 2013, it was announced that the name and website would change for the team in commemoration of a former manager, Harold Twining, who had died whilst manager of the team in October 2011.