Australian rider Fergus Browning, who was left adrift after the closure of the Trinity Racing road squad last year, has secured his chance by capturing a late signing with Continental development squad Hagens Berman Jayco after a run of hard to ignore results.
The 21-year-old claimed the U23 Australian road title in 2024, a podium at the Ronde de l’Isaard and a stage of the Tour de l’Ain and then launched into 2025 by taking the King of the Mountains classification, in emphatic style, at the Santos Tour Down Under. Now he will be able to continue chasing results on the international stage, beginning at the five-stage 2.2 ranked Circuit des Ardennes International on Wednesday.
The rider from Melbourne has been unrelenting in his pursuit of a chance to make a mark on the international cycling scene, determinedly chasing the results to deliver the next opportunity, even when the odds seemed stacked against him – evident right from his efforts to claim the Australian U23 road title last year despite being knocked off his bike by a car the day before.
“We’re excited to have him in Hagens Berman Jayco colors this season and can’t wait to see what he brings to the road.”
