The Scottish Senior and Junior Criterium Championships 2025 is set to take place on Sunday August 10 at the Glencraig venue.
Entries closed on Sunday for the event, which will feature Scottish female and open crit championships races in the afternoon, as well as para races in the morning.
Criterium, or crit, races are held on a closed circuit, typically a short, looped course, where riders complete multiple laps.
They are known for their fast-paced, technical nature, and is likely to provide an exciting spectacle for those in attendance.
The event is being hosted by Dunfermline Cycling Club and female race begins at 2.15pm, followed by the open race at 3.30pm.
Opened seven years ago, Fife Cycle Park is Scotland’s first purpose-built cycle circuit, consisting of a 1.6 kilometre outdoor, tarmac track, which is specially designed to support a wide range of cycling activities for people of all ages and abilities.
From next month, the venue, which is fully inclusive, offering a variety of adaptive bikes and equipment to ensure everyone can enjoy cycling, regardless of ability, will be hosting cycling lessons.
Suitable for youngsters from P1-7, they will be led by fully qualified instructors on dates between August 20 and October 8.
For more details, email cycle.start@fife.gov.uk, or find Fife Cycle Park on Facebook.