Tributes pour in for popular cyclist who died 'doing what he
loved'  This Is Wiltshire: Tributes pour in to popular cyclist
who died 'doing what he loved' Tributes pour in to popular
cyclist who died 'doing what he loved'  Family and friends of
popular cyclist Gary Woodward have paid tribute to a dedicated
sportsman who loved to be on his bike.  Mr Woodward, who lived
in Braydon, near Minety, died at the Great Western Hospital,
Swindon, on July 7 after collapsing with a cardiac arrest on
June 20.  He was often seen cycling around the county’s roads
and was found unconscious at the side of Blacklands Road, in
Flaxlands, near Royal Wootton Bassett.  The 68-year-old was a
member of Chippenham Wheelers and worked as a panel beater,
repairing car bodywork at local garages.  As a cyclist he
competed in races all over the country, coming 4th in the men’s
British Best All-Rounder (BBAR) competition in 1978.  The same
year he also led a Chippenham Wheelers Team, which included team
members Stan Mills and Keith Wright,