October 30, 2017 (Vancouver, BC) – Trek Red Truck Racing Team is pleased to announce their 2018 roster. TRT’s high performance program is focused on developing young cyclists on and off the bike. Last season, TRT saw much success as a team and as individual riders.

Highlights included:
– Erin Atwell representing Canada at the Junior World Championships in Norway.
– 6 team riders, representing their home provinces, participating in the Canada summer games.
– Alex Murison winning the Men’s BC Provincial Road Champions.
– Disbursing over $6,000 of scholarships to team riders pursuing post-secondary education.

As some move on, there is a fantastic mix of young talent stepping into both the men’s and
women’s team. New to the team are:
– Colin Fowlow, Erik Diertens, Chris MacLeod and Callie Swan who all live in Victoria.
– Isabella Bertold a former world class professional sailor making the jump to competitive cycling.

On the manager front, Evan Mundy moves on after three years and stepping into his shoes is veteran Brian Green. Former team rider Leah Guloien will be back again as the Women’s team manager. Supporting both managers will be team mentors Clarke Lind and Anika Todd.

2018 Trek Red Truck p/b Mosaic Homes Team Roster

Men
– Brian Green (Vancouver) Team Manager

Returning Riders:
– Clarke Lind (Vancouver) Mentor
– Kyle Buckosky (Vancouver)
– Brendan Armstrong (Squamish)
– Alex Murison (Vancouver)

New to the crew:
– Colin Fowlow (Victoria via Newfoundland)
– Erik Diertens (Victoria)
– Chris MacLeod (Victoria)

Women
– Leah Guloien (Vancouver) Road Manager

Returning Riders:
– Anika Todd (Victoria) Mentor
– Anna Talman (Vancouver)
– Holly Simonson (Victoria)
– Michelle Schaeffer (Vancouver)
– Erin Atwell (Victoria)

New to the crew:
– Isabella Bertold (Vancouver)
– Callie Swan (Victoria)

“We can’t wait to get our 24th season underway! With a solid crew of new and returning faces to the 2018 team, it’s going to be another great season for the team and TRT riders – on and off the bike. ” says Team Director Steve Engh.