BMX Centre

Manchester Schools Track Championships 2013

3 March 2013: Manchester's secondary schools and academies ready to race! Some results now in!

Spectator Parking

4 October 2012: Alll spectator parking for large scale events will now be at Sports City on Car Park 2.

Evans Cycles

20 September 2012: National Cycling Centre retail partner

The BMX Development Pathway

2 March 2012: School Coaching to BMX Track

BMX Novice Holiday Coaching

23 February 2012: February Half Term

British Bmx Series Round 2

20 February 2012: 18th & 19th February 2012

Community 16th January 2012

18 January 2012: From Ravensbury School Club to the Novice Track League

First BMX Race Meeting Held

1 September 2011: On the 30th August Goldcoast BMX Club and the North Region hosted the first meeting on the new track.

BMX Centre - British Cycling and Manchester City Council, in partnership with New East Manchester, are working together to deliver the 110,000 sq foot National Indoor BMX Centre at Sportcity.

British Cycling and Manchester City Council, in partnership with New East Manchester, are working together to deliver the 110,000 sq foot National Indoor BMX Centre at Sportcity.

With the existing Manchester Velodrome, and improved public spaces, the new £24 million complex will form the National Cycling Centre. It will include a 2,000 seater capacity BMX area and offices for the headquarters of British Cycling. Designed by Ellis Williams Architects, the work will be carried out by contractors Sir Robert McAlpine.

The facility is funded by Manchester City Council (£8.55 million), the Northwest Regional Development Agency (£8 million) and Sport England (£3 million).

An additional £5million to create the high quality public spaces that will serve the National Cycling Centre and other local venues. The funding will provide new cycle-ways and footpaths linking the new and existing developments; a footbridge over the Ashton Canal and throughfare to the new Metrolink stop; open public spaces, better site access and new lighting and landscaping. The £5 million public realm works are jointly funded by the Homes and Communities Agency and the European Regional Development Fund.