New bike track opens with world championship qualifier in Dalbeattie
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 8:40 AM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
A new £720,000 bike track opened in Dalbeattie, Scotland, during a world championship qualifying event this weekend. Riders from 10 countries participated, with Slovakia's Kristína Madarásová winning the women's competition and securing a spot in the world championships in Beijing. In the men's category, Sweden's Albin Johansson claimed first place, narrowly edging out France's Axel Durand. The track is part of an £8m redevelopment project featuring additional facilities including a bunkhouse and community rooms. Organizers praised the local support and atmosphere created for the day's events.
- •New bike track funded by £720,000 investment opens in Dalbeattie
- •Kristína Madarásová wins women's event, qualifies for world championships
- •Albin Johansson secures men's victory, edged out Axel Durand
- •Event part of wider £8m Rocks and Wheels redevelopment
- •Local community actively supports cycling and sporting events
- 8:40 AMYahoo Sports — In pictures: New bike track proves a hit with riders at world event
"Elite racers from 10 different countries test out the brand new facility in Dalbeattie.
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