Dot Tilbury is to be one of the first 50 members to be inducted into British Cycling's newly established Hall of Fame.
The establishement of the Hall of Fame is to be part of British Cycling's 50th anniversary celebrations next year.
Over 300 nominations were sent to the Selection Panel.
Dot is best known for her work with young cyclists on the Isle of Man and, in particular, the Team Royal London 360 Criterium League over the summer months at the National Sports Centre.
The award will be made at a gala dinner in Manchester on the 20th February.
Cycling: Island duo snapped up by UK squad
Supertwins to remain eligible at North West 200 in 2027
Archery: Two new English records for Sleight
'We can do more' for motorsport on Island, says Hewison