Nuneaton BMX Club is a hub for BMXers, dedicated to promoting the sport and fostering a community of riders & racers. Our mission is to provide a safe and exciting environment for riders to develop their skills and passion for BMX.
Join us in our journey to spread the thrill of BMX across Nuneaton and beyond.
Club racing at Nuneaton BMX
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We are committed to inclusivity and diversity, welcoming riders of all backgrounds and abilities. Our experienced team of coaches ensures that every rider receives the guidance and support they need to excel in the sport.
We specifically cater and support children with neuro diverse needs and those on the autistic spectrum so come be a part of our dynamic BMX family!
New here?
New rider? Email nuneatonbmxclub@gmail.com to arrange your first Monday coaching session — it's free. Already had a taster? Next step is to become a Club Member — Coaching sessions are for Primary Club members only, and once you're on board you can book your place right here in the Sessions tab. See our New Rider Guide for the full picture.
Our safeguarding lead is Jemma Mosey. If you have any safeguarding concerns, speak to any coach or session lead, who can assist or signpost you further.
Find us
Nuneaton BMX Club Aviemore Close Nuneaton CV10 7JJ
Everything you need to know if you're new to Nuneaton BMX Club.
Getting started
New riders don't just turn up — email us first at nuneatonbmxclub@gmail.com to arrange to come down to a Monday night coaching session. This first session is free — it's where you'll learn track etiquette, core skills, and the safety rules that keep you and everyone else on the track safe.
Hire bikes & helmets
Don't have your own BMX or helmet yet? The club has hire bikes and helmets available so you can get started straight away. Your first 4 sessions of hire equipment are free — after that, hire costs £3 per bike and £2 per helmet, per session.
What to wear
For regular coaching and Open Gate sessions, riders need full legs and arms covered (long sleeves and trousers/leggings), gloves, and a full-face helmet. This is for safety on the track and applies to every rider, every session.
Joining the club
Had a taster session and loved it? The next step is becoming a British Cycling Primary Club Member — this is required for regular coaching sessions. Once you're a member, you can book coaching and Open Gate sessions directly through this site.
What happens in a coaching session
Riders are grouped by age and ability, with qualified coaches guiding skills progressively — from basic bike control to gate starts and race lines. Everyone progresses at their own pace, and our coaches are experienced in supporting riders of all abilities, including neurodiverse riders and those on the autistic spectrum.
Open Gate practice
Open Gate sessions (Thursday and Saturday) are less structured practice time on the track. These aren't for total beginners — once your coaches are happy with your track etiquette and safety understanding from Monday coaching, you'll be able to attend. A full-face helmet is mandatory, same as coaching.
Racing
Nuneaton BMX Club is about getting riders racing, not just attending sessions — coaching and Open Gate practice are there to build you up towards it, and racing is very much the goal, not an optional extra. When you're ready, the Club Racing tab shows upcoming race days — Pocket Rocket Racing for younger/newer riders needs no booking, while Club and Regional Racing may need entry through British Cycling. Check each event's details for exactly what's needed.
Safeguarding & welfare
Our safeguarding lead is Jemma Mosey. Please don't hesitate to speak to any coach or session lead with any concerns at all.
Any questions?
Speak to any coach at a session, or email nuneatonbmxclub@gmail.com — we're always happy to help new families settle in.
— Sessions
Sign up for coaching, open gate practice, or club race days — right here in the app. Coaching is for Primary Club members only. Pocket Rocket Racing needs no booking, just turn up on a race day.
— Club Racing
Upcoming club, regional and national race meetings. Entry is handled through British Cycling — use the entry link on each event to sign up there.
— Race results
Live results and standings from the club's official Sqorz results system.
Sqorz results aren't showing inline here — use the "Open on Sqorz" button above to view them directly.
Club-logged results
For results not tracked on Sqorz (e.g. Pocket Rocket Racing).
— News
Race reports, club news, and updates.
— Kit shop
Order club kit below. You'll pay via SumUp straight after placing your order — the kit coordinator will confirm sizing and pickup once payment comes through.
Your orders
— Attendance history
Past weeks' sign-ups, coach view only. Nothing is ever deleted — it's just not shown outside this tab.
By rider — all-time attendance
Filters by week (each week starts Monday) — pick any date within the range you want.
Updated April 2026. How Nuneaton BMX Club collects and uses personal data through this app.
Wider club policies
Nuneaton BMX Club follows British Cycling's official club policies, including their safeguarding and data protection guidance. This page explains how personal data is specifically handled through this app, alongside — not instead of — those wider British Cycling policies.
What we collect
Rider/parent names and optional notes when booking a session; order details (name, size, quantity) when ordering kit; a first name when marking "I'm Going" to a race; and photos uploaded for News posts, which may feature riders at sessions or events.
Why we collect it
To run coaching and Open Gate sessions safely (knowing who's expected, and coach capacity), to fulfil kit orders, to get a sense of numbers for race days, and to share club news and celebrate riders' achievements.
Children's data
Many of our riders are under 18. Where a parent or guardian books a session or order on a rider's behalf, we treat that information the same way as any other member data described here. Please speak to a coach if you have any questions about what's held for your child specifically.
Who can see it
Session sign-up names and notes are visible only to logged-in coaches, not the public. Race "I'm Going" attendance only shows a total count publicly (e.g. "3 riders going") — individual names aren't shown to other members. Kit orders are visible only to whoever manages the Kit Shop.
Where it's stored
Data is stored using Netlify (our website hosting provider), who act as our data processor — they store the information securely on our behalf but do not use it for their own purposes. Payments are handled directly by SumUp; the club does not see or store your card details.
How long we keep it
Session and attendance history is kept for club administration and record-keeping (for example, tracking coaching progress over a season). We don't currently auto-delete old records, but you can ask us to remove specific data at any time — see below.
Your rights
You can ask us what personal data we hold about you or your child, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Email nuneatonbmxclub@gmail.com and a coach will action this for you.
Safeguarding
For safeguarding concerns specifically (separate from general data privacy), our safeguarding lead is Jemma Mosey — please speak to any coach or session lead, who can assist or signpost you further.
Updated April 2026. Please read these terms before booking a coaching session. By booking, you (or your parent/guardian, if under 18) agree to the following. Nuneaton BMX Club follows British Cycling's official club policies throughout — these terms sit alongside, not instead of, that wider guidance.
1. Booking
Coaching places are on a first come, first served basis. They are bookable only through this app — you have not booked on unless your rider's name appears on the sign-up list for that session in the Sessions tab.
2. Payment
There are no block bookings — it is all pay as you go. There is no credit system, and you must pay when you book, via SumUp.
3. Missed sessions
If you book a place and do not attend, you will still be expected to pay for the missed session. If you fail to attend a second booked session, you will only be allowed to book on as part of the waiting list, without priority.
If coaching is cancelled by the club, your fees will roll over to the next session.
4. Membership
Monday Club coaching places are for Nuneaton BMX Club Primary Members. Everyone, without exception, must be a fully paid up Nuneaton BMX Club member to access coaching. Adult membership is £20 per year, child membership is £15 per year.
5. Coaching fee
Coaching is £6 for all riders — all riders must be club members.
6. Alternative venues
Periodically, coaching may take place at an alternative venue. Travel and meeting arrangements will be posted with that session's details in the app.
Why we book this way
Booking through the app, rather than posting publicly, helps us:
1. Protect the whereabouts of children by not publicly posting where they will be and when. 2. Protect, in a similar way, any vulnerable adults. 3. Keep communication open and clear, without confusing or misleading anyone. 4. Keep information in one place so everyone can access it at the same time, without disadvantaging anyone.
Safety equipment
Full legs and arms must be covered (long sleeves and full-length trousers/leggings), along with gloves and a full-face helmet, for every rider at every session. Coaches may refuse entry to the track for any rider not correctly equipped, for their own safety and the safety of others.
Coach authority
The coaches' decisions are always final. Levels are dictated by rider ability — not just on the bike, but as an individual's ability to be part of a group — not by parental thoughts or beliefs.
Photography & media
The club may take photos or video at sessions and events for use on our website, social media, and promotional materials. If you do not wish your child to be photographed, please let a coach know in writing (email is fine) and we will respect this.
Assumption of risk
BMX is a physical sport with an inherent risk of injury. Parents/guardians are responsible for satisfying themselves that a rider is fit to participate, and participation is at the rider's (or their guardian's) own risk, alongside the club's commitment to reasonable safety measures and supervision.
Club racing at Nuneaton BMX
