After nearly a decade in the zingy cyan blue VeloRefined are set to make a dramatic kit design change for 2026. Blues still remain but the kit will feature a navy short section transitioning into white with a light blue upper. Sleeves will largely be white and the kit features a reworked version of the VeloRefined logo. Our sponsors also feature on the the kit. First images coming soon.

Great result for Tracy Wilkinson-Begg winning the inaugural albeit unofficial KCA women's championship held at Betteshanger County Park on 31st August 2025. Tracy still racing in her old Vanelli Project GO team colours won in 26:13 comfortably over Faye Faires of Thanet Road Club with a 26:42. VeloRefined's Kat Dinley in her first official Open TT won the women's road bike category despite being rather ill with a creditable 27:26 over Sally Smith of Medway Velo at 28:00. Photo Credit: Dave Hayward Full results here or click image: https://www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk/events/31915-kent-ca-closed-circuit-10

At the January 2026 KCA Committee AGM it was agreed that the test Women's championship hosted by VeloRefined and co-sponsored by Camerideri.com will be part of the formal planned racing schedule for 2026. The race will take place at the end of August once again at the tough Q10/42 Betteshanger closed circuit. With 25% of entries overall being women at the 2025 open event, the plan is to build links with various clubs to ensure the event gains an established spot in the annual calendar and helps raise participation amongst female riders. Enter 2026 via CTT here or click image: https://www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk/events/42071-kent-ca-closed-circuit-10 Research by the organiser Mark Hill of VeloRefined showed that the safety of a closed circuit was why so many female riders including some juniors participate in the event and not others. More news later in the year. Photo Credit: Dave Hayward