Three riders who defined the British domestic peloton in 2025 – leaders, race-shapers and consistent contenders all season long. Following George Kimber’s win last year, this year’s shortlist highlights the standout men who set the standard on home roads.
At Wentworth Woodhouse, Tammy Miller (DAS-Hutchinson) soloed to her first National Road Series win of the season, while teammate Robyn Clay’s seventh place secured both the overall and the inaugural Rapha Super-League title. In the open race, James McKay led a Wheelbase CabTech Castelli 1-2 for his second National Road Series win of 2025, as Adam Howell (Muc-Off–SRCT–Storck) sealed the overall crown and teammate Will Truelove finished fifth, narrowly missing out on the Super-League title claimed by the absent Matt Bostock (TEKKERZ CC).
Lauren Dickson (Handsling Alba Development RT) and James McKay (Wheelbase CabTech Castelli) took their first National A road race victories at a sub-soaked Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix, Sunday 11 May
The British Continental Podcast returns to explore UK domestic racing, team closures, and the future with riders James McKay and Lucy Gadd. Plus, Adam Howell’s rise from lockdown cyclist to race winner, a season review, and a preview of the East Cleveland Classic.