Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com - 29/07/2015 - Cycling - 2015 British Cycling National Circuit Race Championships - Barnsley Men's Race - Barnsley, England - NFTO's Ian Bibby wins the men's race.
Ian Bibby (NFTO) and Nicola Juniper (Giordana Triton) were crowned 2015 British Cycling National Circuit Race Champions on Wednesday evening in Barnsley, South Yorkshire.
Bibby took his first circuit race title after attacking with two laps to go in the fast-paced men's event. Bibby had been part of a leading group that had been animated by an early move by Stephen Williams (Pedal Heaven).
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