The club's riders will also be psychometrically assessed by Mauger, and team boss Glyn Taylor believes it will be of great benefit to his side.

"It is an honour to have a rider who won the world individual title on six occasions to take my team," he said.

"He has the ability to look into a rider and find their failings, no matter how good a rider is."

The session takes place behind closed doors on Sunday 9 March following an open training school for riders from all over the country on Saturday 8 March.