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Trek Red-Truck p/b Mosaic Homes Announces 2016 Team Roster

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December 02, 2015 (Vancouver, BC) – Trek Red Truck Racing Team is pleased to announce their 2016 roster. Their high performance program is focused on developing young cyclists on and off the bike. TRT wants to build off of last years’ successes which saw six team members race on the World Stage (World Juniors, World Championships, Pan Am Championships).

Ramsden wins Gastown  ©  Greg Descantes
Other 2015 highlights included: taking multiple podiums at the Sea Otter Classic, National and Provincial championships and team captain, Denise Ramsden, winning the prestigious women’s Gastown Grand Prix. Just as importantly, TRT contributed over $5,000 in scholarships to team riders pursuing post-secondary education.

For 2016, TRT continues to attract top talent from Canada’s West Coast. On the women’s side Olympian Denise Ramsden returns alongside stalwarts Leah Guloien, Sara Bergen,U23 sensation Kinley Gibson and Junior National Champion Gillian Ellsay. New to the team are Anna Talman and Gabbie Traxler – both of whom went to the 2015 World Juniors Championships as part of the Canadian Team.

Craig Richey  ©  Fraser Britton

The men’s roster features long time TRTers and cyclocross sensations Craig Richey and Michael van den Ham along with powerhouse Dylan Davies and two time team member Geordie Morrison. New faces include Kyle Buckosky, the 2014 Whistler Gran Fondo winner who comes fresh off of a season of UCI level racing in Europe. Newly minted from the TAG youth development team come Brendan Armstrong and Christian Knapton, and lastly Ty Andrews, younger brother of former TRT Dustin Andrews, also makes his debut.

Canada's Van den Ham wins with teammate Gagne second  ©  Todd Prekaski

“It’s such a talented group of riders. I know they are going to work so well together, push and support each other on and off the bike. We can’t wait to start the racing season and build off of last years’ strong results,” says Team Director Steve Engh.

2016 Trek Red Truck Racing Team Roster

Men

– Craig Richey (Smithers, BC)
– Dylan Davies (Vancouver, BC)
– Michael van den Ham (Edmonton, AB)
– Geordie Morrison (Victoria, BC)
– Kyle Buckosky (Surrey, BC)
– Brendan Armstrong (Vancouver. Province)
– Christian Knapton (North Vancouver, BC)
– Ty Andrews (Calgary, Alb)

Women
– Denise Ramsden (Vancouver, BC)
– Sara Bergen (Vancouver, BC)
– Kinley Gibson (Edmonton, AB)
– Suzanne Hamilton (Calgary, AB)
– Leah Guloein (Port Moody, BC)
– Gillian Ellsay (Courtenay, BC)
– Anna Talman (Calgary,AB)
– Gabbie Traxler (Calgary, AB)

Mountain Bike
– Brandi Heisterman (Squamish, BC)
– Karlee Gendron, (Ontario)

About Trek Red Truck Racing
One of Canada’s longest running teams, now entering its’ 22nd season, Trek Red Truck Team is committed to developing young cyclists to reach their fullest potential both on and off the bike. Through sponsors and a network of friends, TRT provides an environment of support, including scholarship opportunities, for young athletes so they can compete at the highest level and still maintain their educational pursuits.
For more information visit:
www.trekredtruckracing.com
Twitter: @TrekRedTruck
Instagram:@trekredtruckracing

Sponsors and Supporters of Trek Red Truck Racing
Red Truck Beer, Deans Knight Capital Management, Trek Bikes, Barney and Oscar Films, Spud.ca, Mosaic Homes, Clif, Phillips, Hager & North, Haywood Securities, Avison Young, Robinson Lighting, Allstream, Easton Cycling, Evident Capital, Fort Capital, Fulcra Asset Management, Louis Garneau, lululemon athletica, Cycles Lambert, Tacx, Fetimans, Paliare Roland Barristers Maple Ridge Hyundai, Harbour Air Seaplanes, Atiga Investments, MartinRea, Hemlock Printing, Resync, Oakley, Le Crocodile, Headwaters Projects, Bicycle Sports Pacific, Koffman Kalef, Rack Attack, Cactus Club Café, Trek Pro City Racing, Allan McGavin Sports Medicine, Brian Green Photography,  GoGear, Eustress Marketing Coaching.





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