BRITISH OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION (BOA) chief excecutive Simon Clegg (pictured) has today vowed to address key concerns British cycling hold over the legacy of facilities for the sport after the 2012 Games.

IAN DARKE has taken over the new chief executive of British Cycling after Peter King (pictured) decided to step down, it was announced today.

SIR ALEX FERGUSON (pictured), the manager of European and Premiership champions Manchester United, has approached British Cycling to try to discover the secrets of their success, Shane Sutton has revealed.

BRITISH CYCLING is hoping to cash in on its new status as the country's most successful sport by signing up a big-name sponsor to help it prepare for the 2012 Olympics.

OCTOBER 7 - CYCLING, Britain's most successful sport at the Olympics in Beijing, could face a challenge to keep its place in the Games following the latest spate of doping revelations.

NOVEMBER 10 - BRITISH CYCLING'S head coach Shane Sutton (pictured) has been named coach of the year at the UK Coaching Awards.

TRIPLE Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins (pictured) has defended cycling's reputation after there were new calls for the sport to be dropped from the Games because of continuing doping scandals.

DALBY FOREST in North Yorkshire is bidding to host a leg of the prestigious UCI Cross-Country Mountain Bike World Cup, starting in 2010.

June 3 - Cyclist David Millar (pictured) could launch a legal challenge before London 2012 to overturn his lifetime suspension from the Olympics because he has tested positive for banned performance-enhancing drugs.