Ian Drake
British Cycling CEO Ian Drake is set to step down in April 2017 after seven years in the role.
Cycling Weekly understands that the decision was made earlier this year, with Drake keen to move on after guiding BC through his second Olympic cycle, during which Great Britain topped the Olympic medal table in Rio de Janeiro, and securing a new partnership with HSBC.
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