Neah Evans
Neah Evans is a Scottish cyclist who competes internationally on the track and races on the road for Handsling Alba Development Road Team. An Olympic medallist and multiple world champion, she has become one of Great Britain’s leading endurance track riders while also producing notable results on the road.
Neah Evans profile
- Name: Neah Evans
- Nationality: British
- Place of birth: Langbank, Scotland
- Date of birth: 1 August 1990
- Status: Active
- Current Team: Handsling Alba Development Road Team
- Previous Teams: Podium Ambition Pro Cycling, Storey Racing, Brother UK-Tifosi, Team HUUB, Torelli
Career overview
Evans developed into an elite cyclist after initially competing in hill running and has enjoyed most of her major success on the track. She won Olympic silver in the team pursuit at Tokyo 2020 before taking another silver alongside Elinor Barker in the Madison at Paris 2024. Evans became world points race champion in 2022 and added the Madison world title with Barker in 2023, alongside numerous European titles. She has also produced strong road performances, including silver for Scotland in the 2022 Commonwealth Games road race and third in the 2018 British time-trial championship. Evans continued combining track and road competition in 2026 with Handsling Alba Development Road Team, finishing third at the Women’s CiCLE Classic and remaining part of Great Britain’s Olympic Podium Programme.
