SCARBOROUGH CYCLING FESTIVAL 2019 Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th July 2019
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Premier Cycling Event of the Yorkshire coast
(Race Circuit closed on Sunday 7th from 8am to 7pm - car park available £2 per car) THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS IN 2019 ENSURING ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PROMOTION - see photo links on Road Racing page
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Premier Cycling Event of the Yorkshire coast
(Race Circuit closed on Sunday 7th from 8am to 7pm - car park available £2 per car) THANKS TO ALL OUR SPONSORS IN 2019 ENSURING ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PROMOTION - see photo links on Road Racing page
To see some excellent DRONE FOOTAGE from 2018 - courtesy of Yorkshire Drones Limited CLICK HERE
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The Scarborough Cycling Festival weekend is packed with events to suit all, including community and families. There are closed circuit road and cyclo cross racing and a "come and try" Hill Climb event. The venue is the Olivers Mount circuit YO11 2UG.
STOP PRESS! There is a current ongoing road closure on the main access point from the A165 Filey Road (Deepdale Avenue). However, access on a one-way system has been negotiated with Highways - PLEASE OBSERVE HIGHWAYS MANAGEMENT. This will permit traffic to enter or leave the car park without affecting the race circuit. Camping site for caravans, tents and motorhomes is available at Olivers Mount throughout the Festival from Noon Friday 5th July. Book here *N.B.* Booking a camping pitch is via the British Cycling website with the race entry system. You can still book without entering a race but you will need to register on the website in order to do so, if you're not already a member. 
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Cafe serving food 9am-5pm Saturday and on-site catering Sunday.
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HELP REQUIRED PLEASE! - If anyone can volunteer a couple of hours to marshal the road races whilst gaining an up-close view of the action on Sunday please make yourself known to the organisers. Indeed, any help is appreciated for any event. THANK YOU.
The Programme
The circuit will be closed to traffic from 8am to 7pm Sunday. Car parking is £2 on Sunday in the field.
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