Hagens Berman Jayco Cycling Team

Hagens Berman Jayco added Kasper Anderson as the first signing of the 2022 season. The 2020 Junior European Road Race champion joined Hagens Berman Jayco from the Danish Continental team ColoQuick.

Boyle is new in Hagens Berman Jayco. Strong performances in the USA National ITT Championships (2nd U23 and 4th Elite), caught the attention of the BMC-sponsored team. Boyle is from Niskayuna, in the northeast of the USA.

Coming from Zappi Junior Race Team, a club team in Great Britain, Cole is given an amazing opportunity in Hagens Berman Jayco this season. The young Brit is a strong climber with a solid sprint.

Having joined the team as a stagiaire in August 2023, Jørgensen is up for his first full season with Hagens Berman Jayco. In 2022, the Dane won a stage in the Tour de l’Avenir, while last season he finished 5th in Eschborn-Frankfurt U23.

New to the continental team is Alastair Mackellar, the former Australian National Road Race and Individual time trial Champion. Mackellar is a Classics specialist to be with a strong punch.

This Australian time trial specialist already has a contract for next season. After having joined Hagens Berman Jayco last year as a stagiaire, and this season as a rider under contract, McKenzie moved us to the WorldTour, to Team Jayco AlUla.

Coming from the USA and winning the junior national championships last season in his home country, Parham is a new asset to the team. He will be looking to gain more experience in professional races on European soil.

Had Dries de Pooter not graduated to the WorldTour after the 2022 season, Hagens Berman Jayco would have had two Belgian riders on the team at the same time with the signing of Maxence Place, something that has only happened once in its history (2012 - Jasper De Buyst and Jasper Stuyven). Max joined the squad from AG2R Citroën U19 Team.

This Italian talent has been racing in his home country most of his career. Representing his new team on BMC bikes, Privitera will start traveling the world more often, gaining experience in some of the biggest races for U23 cyclists this year.

The Irish youngster Rafferty has some proper power in the legs. In the World junior time trial Championships from last year, he finished 8th in the individual time trial. Unsurprisingly, Rafferty is the national junior ITT champion of Ireland.

Sambinello is the youngest rider in Hagens Berman Jayco this year. Just like Privitera – who is the same age – he raced most of his events on Italian soil.

The first signing of the 2023 season for the Hagens Berman Jayco Cycling Team that sparked an exciting look at the upcoming season was Artem Shmidt. Artem joined Hagens Berman Jayco from the Hot Tubes Development Cycling Team.

The Hagens Berman Jayco Cycling Team continued its tradition of developing young riders from Portugal and was excited to announce the addition of Gonçalo Tavares to the 2023 roster. Gonçalo joined Hagens Berman Jayco from the Bairrada Cycling Team.

Coming from Ethiopia, a country where cycling is one of the biggest sports, Redae joins Hagens Berman Jayco in 2024. Redae is the national elite champion of his country.

Does that name ring a bell? Wiggins is the son of Tour de France-winner Bradley and can count on fantastic DNA to break through with Hagens Berman Jayco this season.

Nino de Jong began the transition to joining the Hagens Berman Jayco Cycling Team on August 24, 2022, when he made his stagiaire debut at Druivenkoers Overijse. Nino joined the team from JEGG-DJR Academy.