Cycling Time Trials Scholarship was established in January 2006 with support from Yellow Ltd/Rudy Project.

The idea of the Scholarship is to enable riders to be based in Europe and sample Continental Racing.

The first beneficiary of the scholarship was James Millard (twice former winner of the Espoir category of the RTTC-Rudy Project Time Trial Series and current domestic professional rider).

In 2008 the scholarship supported a number of riders including Adam Blythe who gained a ride as a stagiaire for the South African Konica-Minolta team at the end of the season. Adam had a number of wins during the year in Belgium as well as in the Tour of Hong Kong.

Who is eligible to apply for the Scholarship?
In order to be eligible riders would generally be expected to:-

• be under 25 on the 1st January in the year that they want to race on the continent.
• be good all-rounders (road racing and time trialling).
• show prominently in the RTTC-Rudy Project Time Trial Series.

The scholarship is open to riders of either sex.

Applications for 2010 should be sent by 30/09/09 to:
Keith Lawton
1 Pinfold Court
Sherburn In Elmet
LS25 6LD
Tel: 01977 683869
Mobile: 07740 429419

How is the Scholarship Funded?
It is hoped that eventually the Scholarship will be self financing.
Over £1,000 was raised at Champions Night in 2006 from the sale of Rudy Project Key Fobs and over £1,200 was raised in 2007 by raffling a Pinarello Bicycle. In 2008 over £1,100 was once again raised by raffling a Pinarello Bicycle.

The Scholarship receives donations and Rudy Project Key Fobs (priced £5) in support of the cause are available for sale through the on-line shop, at National Championships and at Rudy Project events. These key fobs have been donated, the entire £5 from the sale of each one goes to the Scholarship.

If you wish to make a donation please click on the Donate button at the top of this page.

Cycling Time Trials Scholarship was established in January 2006 with support from Yellow Ltd/Rudy Project.

The idea of the Scholarship is to enable riders to be based in Europe and sample Continental Racing.

The first beneficiary of the scholarship was James Millard (twice former winner of the Espoir category of the RTTC-Rudy Project Time Trial Series and current domestic professional rider).

In 2008 the scholarship supported a number of riders including Adam Blythe who gained a ride as a stagiaire for the South African Konica-Minolta team at the end of the season. Adam had a number of wins during the year in Belgium as well as in the Tour of Hong Kong.

Who is eligible to apply for the Scholarship?
In order to be eligible riders would generally be expected to:-

• be under 25 on the 1st January in the year that they want to race on the continent.
• be good all-rounders (road racing and time trialling).
• show prominently in the RTTC-Rudy Project Time Trial Series.

The scholarship is open to riders of either sex.

Applications for 2010 should be sent by 30/09/09 to:
Keith Lawton
1 Pinfold Court
Sherburn In Elmet
LS25 6LD
Tel: 01977 683869
Mobile: 07740 429419

How is the Scholarship Funded?
It is hoped that eventually the Scholarship will be self financing.
Over £1,000 was raised at Champions Night in 2006 from the sale of Rudy Project Key Fobs and over £1,200 was raised in 2007 by raffling a Pinarello Bicycle. In 2008 over £1,100 was once again raised by raffling a Pinarello Bicycle.

The Scholarship receives donations and Rudy Project Key Fobs (priced £5) in support of the cause are available for sale through the on-line shop, at National Championships and at Rudy Project events. These key fobs have been donated, the entire £5 from the sale of each one goes to the Scholarship.

If you wish to make a donation please click on the Donate button at the top of this page.