Hustle Pro Cycling determines the sights with the future of the Canadian bike with a 2025 list to put a strong emphasis on development of homeground talent. The last staff of the UCI Continental team was aimed at raising the Canadian driver to the next level.
I move against the world of 2026
The new list of 2026 UCI Road World Cup, which is approaching in Canada, emphasizes the commitment of the capacity of the Canadian driver in preparation for this affordable event in Montreal.
“Our goal is always on the map in Toronto and Canada,” Brad Bradford, Hustle Pro co-founder was reported. “We bet on the young Canadian driver who sought the race for 2025, learning and success in the world.”
The 2025 list brings together experienced veterans, promising to 23. It includes two-layer Olympian Michael Foley, to guide the next wave of the next talent and returning the mentor.
Veteran Riders will return to Nick Kleban, Hudson Lubbers, Zach Webster and Patrick Harris. New additions like Tommy Feng, Nathaniel Fry, Charles Bergeron and Jack Harris, mix Ganjavi energy and potential.
“This year, the Canadian bike is going to build a team reflecting and reflecting the gritti,” Bradford said. “We give our athletes a chance to compete in the highest levels in North America, and we are confident that we are confident that they will rise with this occasion.”
