Autosmart help keep Scarborough BMX star Miller Temple on track for Olympic dream

A Scarborough business is helping keep British Cycling BMX star Miller Temple’s Olympic dream on the right track.

Paul and Candy Daley-Smith run the Autosmart franchise in Scarborough, and they have decided to help local youngster Miller Temple, 17, as he aims to earn a place in Team GB at the LA Olympics in 2028.

Auto Smart sponsor...Paul Daley - Smith looks on as BMX star Miller Temple shows off a bike jumpplaceholder image
Auto Smart sponsor...Paul Daley - Smith looks on as BMX star Miller Temple shows off a bike jump

Paul said: “Miller has already has done amazing by getting into the British Cycling Elite Junior team, where he competes in the BMX freestyle category.

"Our contribution is to help towards travel cost of his vehicle to transport his BMX bike so Miller can go and train every week at the best BMX tracks in the country and to be able to train with the elite riders to get where he needs to be. Miller is an amazing talented young lad and he puts in 100% effort.

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British Cycling star Miller Temple

"The lad’s commitment is outstanding and we are proud to be helping him with his future plans in his sport.”

Miller is one of only two boys and three girls selected for the British Cycling elite junior team squad who compete in the BMX freestyle discipline, an event in which Team GB took home women’s gold and men’s bronze at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Membership of the British Cycling team gives Temple free access to the best facilities in the country and to coaching staff who are on hand to support his development at fortnightly meets. It means he is on a programme designed to help riders progress into the senior team, achieve podium places in international competitions and eventually progress into contention for the Olympic team.

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