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The Revolution Series was a British track cycling competition that began in 2003 at the Manchester Velodrome. It featured elite track cycling races and eventually expanded to host events in London, Glasgow, and Derby. The series was aimed at both serious cycling enthusiasts and general spectators of indoor track racing.
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Where and when did the Revolution Series begin?
The Revolution Series began in 2003 at the Manchester Velodrome in England. It started as a British track cycling competition built around elite racing.
What type of cycling takes place in the Revolution Series?
The series focuses on track cycling rather than road racing. Riders compete inside velodromes, with the Manchester Velodrome serving as the original venue in 2003.
Which cities did the Revolution Series expand to?
After starting in Manchester, the series expanded to events in London, Glasgow, and Derby. That growth turned it from a single-venue competition into a multi-city British series.
Was the Revolution Series intended only for professional riders?
It featured elite track cyclists but was also aimed at serious cycling enthusiasts and spectators. The series therefore combined high-level competition with a public event format.
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