BRitish Youth & Junior League (BYJL) 2026
BYJL 2026
The British Youth and Junior League will continue this year. The entrance fee will be no more than £2.50.
This year, regional rounds 1, 3 & 5 will count towards the BYJL individual and team scores.
Rounds 2, 4, 6 & 7 being held on Sundays between April and June are being run under the BYJL banner as a way to protect junior riding, but the event structure will be formulated on the day according to numbers.
All categories will be run at the same time, so all riders must be ready to ride at the published start times.
There will be four national rounds as normal.
In the event of rounds 4 and 6 not having enough riders, as there is already a BYJL the day before, sratch races will probably be offered alongside the Midland Battle races.
Round 7 will be something like a flexi-league format.
Round 2 on this occasion will confer one participation point as a way of deciding places in the event of a tie. If both or neither participated, or the participation point leads to a tie, there will be a runoff as usual.
The age categories will be Under 9 and Under 16, there will be an intermediate category of U12 or U13 depending on numbers. There are no riders for an Over 16 category. Any new riders will be accommodated in the older category if necessary.
This policy provides how British Cycling’s Transgender or Non-Binary Competitors may take part in Competitive Activity within cycling.
This policy shall apply from 1 January of the year of a Competitor’s 13th birthday.
For all Competitive Activity, there will be the following competition eligibility categories: - Female; and - Open .
A Competitor may change their competition eligibility category under this Policy once a calendar year.
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS TO COMPETE IN OPEN CATEGORY
In respect of Competitive Activity, any Transgender and Non-Binary Competitors (and indeed all Competitors) are eligible to compete in the open category.
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS TO COMPETE IN FEMALE CATEGORY
In respect of Competitive Activity, to compete in the female category, the Competitor’s birth sex must be female. Once a Trans male or Non-Binary Competitor (whose birth sex is female) commences hormone treatment, they will not be eligible to participate in the female category in any Competitive Activity.
The British Youth and Junior League will continue this year. The entrance fee will be no more than £2.50.
This year, regional rounds 1, 3 & 5 will count towards the BYJL individual and team scores.
Rounds 2, 4, 6 & 7 being held on Sundays between April and June are being run under the BYJL banner as a way to protect junior riding, but the event structure will be formulated on the day according to numbers.
All categories will be run at the same time, so all riders must be ready to ride at the published start times.
There will be four national rounds as normal.
In the event of rounds 4 and 6 not having enough riders, as there is already a BYJL the day before, sratch races will probably be offered alongside the Midland Battle races.
Round 7 will be something like a flexi-league format.
Round 2 on this occasion will confer one participation point as a way of deciding places in the event of a tie. If both or neither participated, or the participation point leads to a tie, there will be a runoff as usual.
The age categories will be Under 9 and Under 16, there will be an intermediate category of U12 or U13 depending on numbers. There are no riders for an Over 16 category. Any new riders will be accommodated in the older category if necessary.
This policy provides how British Cycling’s Transgender or Non-Binary Competitors may take part in Competitive Activity within cycling.
This policy shall apply from 1 January of the year of a Competitor’s 13th birthday.
For all Competitive Activity, there will be the following competition eligibility categories: - Female; and - Open .
A Competitor may change their competition eligibility category under this Policy once a calendar year.
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS TO COMPETE IN OPEN CATEGORY
In respect of Competitive Activity, any Transgender and Non-Binary Competitors (and indeed all Competitors) are eligible to compete in the open category.
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS TO COMPETE IN FEMALE CATEGORY
In respect of Competitive Activity, to compete in the female category, the Competitor’s birth sex must be female. Once a Trans male or Non-Binary Competitor (whose birth sex is female) commences hormone treatment, they will not be eligible to participate in the female category in any Competitive Activity.
BYJL REGIONAL Tables 2026
BYJL team scores are the total points scored by each club in the qualifying races for age categories U12 and above.
F0r 2026 the top two clubs will qualify for the National Team Competition
F0r 2026 the top two clubs will qualify for the National Team Competition
BYJL National Tables 2026
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