Dylan Clayton

But Wigan's BMX scene was absolutely huge.

When you think about the riders that come out of my small town, so there's like Dylan Clayton, you know, legend some some chippy all that kind of stuff he's now coaching my son um dylan lived across the other side of the town um and then a few few a few years later we had kyle evans and paddy sharrock they both lived within like two to three miles of where i was brought up um and even then if you go to things like the enduro world championships elliott heap you know, mountain biker, enduro rider, you know, his parents lived two streets away from where I was brought up, literally a 30 second ride away.

And then you've got Alan Woods from Alan's BMX.

Yeah.

Like, you cannot fault Yoris's, you know, longevity.

So he'd definitely be on there.

And then from a personal perspective, Dylan Clayton, because, you know, me and Dylan, same age, same age group growing up.

lived in this town Dylan was like the local hero growing up he was he was the kid who rode for the factory teams and he's he's never lost his love for the sport either he's coaching now he's working at British Cycling um he coaches my son and I see the effect the positive effect that he's had on Nathaniel's racing and on Nathaniel as a human being and so you know so dylan is definitely in there as well he probably would be very embarrassed to hear that but you know he is an absolute top top bloke he really is um and then from a from a like a a a skills perspective you know i like watching Riders who can just, like, flow.