The demise of Davie Bell memorial race has led to a fitting tribute to the legendary Scottish cyclist
The loss of a once popular road race from the UK cycling calendar is never a good thing, but a unique legacy has emerged from the ashes of one event in Scotland.
The demise of the Davie Bell Memorial Race in 2015 – a National ‘A’ event which had been running since 1966 – prompted the organiser to look for other ways to promote cycling.
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Source: Guardian Climate Change