About Ray Ward
Born 1944. Ray Ward is a sport cyclist.
Ray Ward (born c.1944) is a former British international cyclist who competed at the Commonwealth Games.
Biography Ward rode for the Oldbury and District Cycling Club in the West Midlands.
In January 1970, he successfully appealed against a disqualification after winning the Campagnolo Trophy. Also in 1970 he was the 25 mile national champion and record holder.
Ward represented the England team at the 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he participated in the 1 km time trial and individual pursuit events.
In 1971, he represented Great Britain at the world championships and later rode for the Walsall Road Cycling Club.
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English cyclist
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Ray Ward was born in 1944.
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Ray Ward is a sport cyclist.
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