2018 will see the 28th year of our series. This year we have had some major changes including a new series sponsor. Our sponsor is the UK importer and distributor of Topeak cycling accessories, Orange Seal tubeless sealant, Nuun Hydration and Clifbar nutrition. We are taking pre-bookings on the jersey that should be available early to mid June. The jerseys will be made by Impsport.
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
FNSS Entries Celebrating its 35th year The legendary Friday Night Summer Series is known by most and raced by many. However few know that it’s actually the longest running mountain bike series in the UK and the second longest in the world. Few also realise that there is £400 to £800 pounds worth of cash prizes handed out every race night. The FNSS is something we should all be proud of and perhaps we all need to know a little more about its history and the people who have made it such a fantastic part of the mountain bike calendar. The FNSS series has been running since 1992 when it was originally called the Interclub Mountain Bike Summer Series. It was started my a handful of local road clubs for people who wanted to race there MTBs. Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays were busy with handicaps, road races and TT’s so
