Saturday 21 November 2009 | Personalise | Help  
 EVENTS 16 / 04 / 07
 

New rider signing for Marin and Whyte

kate betts
Kate Betts in action (pic: Joolze Dymond)

Kate Betts - the number three ranked female master's rider in the UK is now being supported by Marin and Whyte Racing UK. Hailing from Porthcawl in South Wales, 35 year old Kate has, despite only riding for two years, taken the female masters ranks by storm.

For 2007 Marin and Whyte will supply her with kit and an Alpine Trail and Whyte 19 to choose from. She's certainly made an impressive impact on the MTB scene, when last year she won the Forest of Dean Enduro, round four of the Trek Marathon Series and the XTERRA UK Enduro race.

Commenting on her impressive results, Kate added: “My results and times have improved dramatically during the last 12 months, and I'm committed to improving on all of my results this year.”

“I was encouraged to race as I'm extremely competitive and thrive on a challenge. I started racing in April and went on to win the Dragon XC series by September 2005”.

In her first appearance in Marin/Whyte colours, she got off to a flying start with a 5th and 6th in the British Mountain Bike XC Series and Trek Marathon Series opening rounds respectively.


Bookmark thisPrinter friendly version
Want to send this article to a friend? Please join here
 

Comment on this in our forum:
Please join to post in our forum.
Related articles:
Marin race diary
Marin's Billy Whenman reports from the National XC Series at Sherwood Pines
Whyte/Marin race diary
ATB Sales-sponsored riders Andy Barlow, Billy Whenman and Luke Smith share their experiences of the weekend's racing
Marin Winter Series Round 3
Reports from Whyte's Luke Smith, Marin's Billy Whenman and our very own Chris Smith, from a very muddy Thetford

Support our sponsors

Support our sponsors

Offers, Competitions and Promotions
win

Win a Lumicycle LED4 system
Worth £329

Ticket2RideBC Adventures
Advertorial: Ticket2RideBC specialises in guided mountain bike adventures
British Heart Foundation
Advertorial: Get cycling for the BHF and raise vital money