The Lloyds National Track championships, the pinnacle of the domestic track calendar, will return to Manchester at the National Cycling Centre, taking place from Thursday 4 – Sunday 7 March 2027.

In partnership with Manchester City Council, the Championships see the best cycling talents in the country bid for the domestic crowns and jerseys, with over 30 medals available throughout a host of categories, including a programme of para cycling races.

British Cycling members will get exclusive access to pre-sale tickets opening on Thursday 11 June at 10am and closes on Sunday 14 June at 23:59. Members will receive an email, or they can access the pre-sale through their member rewards hub

General sale tickets will then go on sale Monday 15 June at 10am with tickets starting from £11, and family packages also available across all four days and eight sessions. For more information, please visit the Ticketmaster website

The schedule for the championships can be viewed

British Cycling Events Managing Director, Jonathan Day, said:

“The Lloyds National Track Championships are always a highlight of the domestic calendar, and we’re delighted to be returning to Manchester in 2027. With four days of high-quality racing, national titles on the line and the country’s best riders going head-to-head, the championships promise to deliver a brilliant spectacle for fans once again.

“We’re hugely thankful to Manchester Active and Manchester City Council for their continued support for the event, and look forward to welcoming fans from across the country to the National Cycling Centre, the home of British Cycling.”

Driving Impact Beyond the Court

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By hosting teams such as the Pelicans and Spurs, Manchester has the opportunity to deepen its connections across sport, business and community networks, creating long-term value that extends well beyond the event itself.

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Councillor Shazia Butt, Executive Member for Culture, Leisure and Libraries, Manchester City Council

“Manchester is a city alive with sport, with a strong track record of hosting world-class events and creating unforgettable moments for athletes and fans alike. We are delighted to welcome the National Track Championships back once again to Manchester in 2027, building on recent

success and our year as the European Capital of Cycling, which strengthened our commitment to making cycling more accessible across the city.

The National Cycling Centre, affectionately known as the ‘medal factory’, is the ideal stage for this event. As Britain’s first indoor Olympic track and home to the Great Britain Cycling Team, it remains one of the finest and fastest velodromes in the world. We know Manchester’s passionate fans will deliver another raucous welcome for all riders.”