ohhhhhhhhhhhh, thats nice
More to the point, why is Manchester getting a £19million building to house a £20,000 indoor BMX track?
Even their own figures don't add up, they recon on a larger attendance, 360 days a year, for the lifetime of the center, than even a well attended national race! (350+ per day IIRC). £19million, that'd buy 160 copies of the Derby's new BMX track, which would do much more for the sport! Indoor dream in Sheffield is the kinda scale that indoor BMX is just about viable at.
I'm all for investment in cycling, but £19million for a niche just because it's at the Olympics? That could buy a lot of trail center in parts of the country where people actualy live rather than Scotland, great for hollidays, but not for the majority of the population who live 7+hours from Glentress!