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So, that’s a wrap for the 2012/13 season. We’ve seen big technical developments, the fastest lap time reduced from 41s to 36s, loads of people have tried IceTrack cycling for the first time (both on 400m ice ovals and outdoors … Continue reading →

Click on link to download results: ICE-BAT_24.3.13 On Sunday evening 26 participants and a number of parents and supporters gathered in the cafe at the Kardinge ice oval in Groningen for the 2013 IceTrack Open Championships. During the first session … Continue reading →

The last week of (indoor!) ice is this season upon us. Sunday 17 March the Ice-Bats will be in Hoorn. program: 16.00 – 17.00 demonstrations; 18.00 – 19.00 try an Ice-Bat for yourself. Sunday 24 March the Open Championships will … Continue reading →

On Tuesday the Ice-Bats were at Thialf and on Thursday at the Bonte Wever in Assen. At both venues 6 – 16 year olds put the Ice-Bats through their paces and for the first time we held a series of … Continue reading →

Provisional Results ice-track-results12Feb. Email protests to info@icebatracing.com ! You can now sign up for the Junior IceTrack Championships on 24 March and enjoy this video, shot from onboard the Ice-Bat!

Revised results…after protest from Maurits! ice-track-results10Feb But it looks like Lynnea’s record was short lived as Cathy appears to have blitzed it in Assen this evening. And I need to define ‘junior’ as Alice was quicker than Isla!  

  In de loop van februari komen verschillende gelegenheden voor het jeugd om Ice-Bats (gratis) te proberen. Kijk op de www.icebatracing.con/events.htm voor de aanmeldinstructies.       

Intent on designing the world’s best cycle to race round 400m speed skating ovals and on promoting the new sport of IceTrack cycling, I lost sight of the other things you can do with an Ice-Bat! The last few days, … Continue reading →

We had a brilliant time this morning on the lake – perfect black ice! Peter clocked 44 km/h on the slightly dodgy GPS / 45 km/h on the bike speedo. A number of ‘passers by’ took the Ice-Bat for a … Continue reading →