The biking group is mourning the lack of British nationwide junior 25-mile time trial champion Aidan Worden, who died in an incident involving a collision with a car whilst coaching on Saturday, February 1, in Darwen, Lancashire. Worden used to be 18 years previous.
In keeping with the record, native government have introduced an investigation into the collision, and specifically educated officials are supporting Worden’s circle of relatives.
Lancashire Police are interesting for info with Matt Davidson, from the Critical Collision Investigation Unit, pronouncing “I am appealing for help from the public. If you witnessed this incident, have any dashcam/CCTV/doorbell footage, or any information that could assist us in our investigation, then please get in touch.”
Worden received the Nationwide Junior 25-mile Time Trial Championship in 2024, and he used to be the first-placed junior bicycle owner on the 62nd Eddie Soens Memorial race closing yr at Aintree.
The 360Cycling group’s whole remark:
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“It is with the deepest sadness that today we lost one of our young riders. At around 10:30 this morning, while on a training ride with his mates, “Aidan” had an accident which resulted in him losing his life.
“Aidan has been a part of 360 for over 3 years, all over that point he has advanced as an individual, guy and rider to a degree few folks ever reach. He by no means judged somebody and at all times supported others, particularly when it got here to solving our motorcycles.
“2024 saw some amazing rides from the boy that set out a clear example of what a young person can achieve with the right determination. He is the Current national 25TT Junior Champion and also enjoyed very much being 1st Junior in last years Eddie Soens.
“As his trainer and as team-mates for the closing 3 years, observing him develop, educate and mentor others, we’re completely middle damaged. Our ideas are very a lot along with his liked circle of relatives that he leaves in the back of.
“RIP Aidan you will be very much missed and always in our hearts!”
