Rory Macguire: Last News

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Perth’s Rory McGuire has been selected to ride for Great Britain at the Cyclo-cross World Championships.The 18-year-old, a Perth High student, will line-up in the under-23 event in Ostend, Belgium at the end of the month.Cyclo-cross races are held over mixed terrain, including mud, trail and obstacles.“I was hoping to get picked and it’s a good achievement,” McGuire told the Perthshire Advertiser.“British Cycling are ranked number one in the world for the under-23 men.  There are a lot of good riders.“I’ve only taken part in one under-23 event but it would be nice to get a good result.“I couldn’t really

iOS and Android.Rory McGuire, who supports the plan, said: "This development would see new, high quality, energy efficient family homes brought to the local area, which could help keep families in Symington and support local services."A council report said the plan is significantly contrary to the spatial strategy of the development plan.The planning application is due to be presented to councillors at a full council meeting on Wednesday. Don't miss the latest Ayrshire headlines – sign up to our free daily newsletter here

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.He shuffled his front wheel towards the start line with little expectation on his young shoulders.And instead Fair City cyclo-cross racer Rory McGuire was concentrated on getting every ounce of experience out of his ride.The former Perth High School student, for the first time, was competing in the elite men’s class at a cyclo-cross World Cup race.Only 18, he was certainly one of the youngest in the field in Namur, Belgium on December 20 and lined-up alongside some of the world’s best.The end result was never going to hold the most significance.