Venue | various |
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Date(s) | Summer 1971 |
The 1971 British National Track Championships were a series of track cycling competitions held during the summer of 1971.
Event | Venue | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Time Trial [1] | Leicester Velodrome | Mick Bennett Tony Brockhurst | ||
Amateur Sprint [2] | Ernie Crutchlow | |||
Professional Sprint [3] [4] | Salford Park, Birmingham | Gordon Johnson | Reg Barnett | Reg Harris |
Pro Individual Pursuit [5] | Reg Smith | |||
Am Individual Pursuit [6] [7] | Welwyn (Herefordshire) | Ian Hallam | Ray Ward | Alan Lloyd |
Team pursuit [8] | Quibell Park Stadium | Birmingham RCC Alan Lloyd John Patston Bob Jones Dave Bond | 34 Nomads | Kirkby |
Madison [9] | London | Geoff Wiles Dave Nie | Ray Barker Danny Horton | Trevor Bull Tony Gowland |
Tandem | Leicester Velodrome [7] | David Rowe Geoff Cooke | Pete Mugglestone Tony Brockhurst | |
Stayers | Leicester Velodrome | Reg Barnett | Sid Barras | Tony Gowland |
Motor Paced | Leicester Velodrome | Roy Cox & Bertus de Graf |
Event | Venue | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Individual Pursuit [10] | Beryl Burton | Bernadette Swinnerton | Maureen Wroe or Maggie Gordon-Smith | |
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