Bournemouth Athletic Club organised athletics meetings at Winton, but there was little bicycle racing because Dene Park and Poole Park tracks were fairly close.
The Bournemouth AC formed a cycling section of the club in April 1910. The Bournemouth Graphic of November 18th 1910 reported that, as a result of the split between the AAA and the NCU, the cycling members had left the club to remain loyal to the NCU. The cycling members then formed a new club, the Bournemouth Cycling Club. The new club held a race meeting on the Poole Park track in 1911.
Bournemouth AC held a sports meeting on September 10th 1913 which included bicycle events. The one mile handicap race was won by FW Berridge, off 48 yards, Berridge was a popular winner and had the handicap of having only one arm. The other bicycle events were a two miles handicap and a bicycle ‘musical chairs' race - run a lap, walk a lap, ride a lap.
Bournemouth AC was inactive during the First World War but resumed their activities at the end of 1919. They advertised an athletics meeting on September 29th 1920 which included one and two miles cycle races. This was probably the last time that bicycle racing took place at Winton.
Winton Recreation Ground is still in use.