Quillan Isidore

Professional BMX rider Quillan, competed in the time trials at the 2015 World Championships. Quillan is an avid supporter of Access Sport’s BMX Legacy Programme. He learnt to race on the first track built by Access Sport's cycling programme, Peckham BMX, and his and fellow ambassador Tre’s, incredible story was made into the feature length film 1 Way Up.

Quillan is an ambassador of the Making Trax cycling programme and spoke at the reception during the expansion of the programme in Bristol.

1 Way Up trailer:

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Mancunian Matters Visit Access Sport Manchester

Access Sport Manchester caught the eye of journalist Megan Armitage as they raise their game to meet growing demand. Megan visits two of the newest inclusive sports opportunities, Bowdon Flyerz Hockey Club and the newly built BMX track in Little Hulton, Salford.
Mancunian Matters Visit Access Sport Manchester

Access Sport Manchester caught the eye of journalist Megan Armitage as they raise their game to meet growing demand. Megan visits two of the newest inclusive sports opportunities, Bowdon Flyerz Hockey Club and the newly built BMX track in Little Hulton, Salford. Click to read the Mancunian Matters article.
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Olympic Medallist Declan Brooks to Open New Cycling Facility in Bristol

Olympic Freestyle BMX bronze medallist and Access Sport ambassador, Declan Brooks, will join Access Sport to open an exciting new cycling facility in Stockwood, Bristol on Thursday 12th May.

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