Sarah Roy brings experience and leadership skills in 2022

Australian national road champion Sarah Roy is set to join us next year after inking a two-year deal with our Womenโ€™s World Tour team.

โ€œI feel very positive and enthusiastic about joining CANYON//SRAM Racing. I love what this team is about, and can already see what a great fit we are for each other. I am proud to be involved with an organisation so committed to lifting our sport,โ€ says Sarah.

The all-rounder had one of her best seasons in 2020, with three top-five finishes in the spring classics, including Ronde van Vlaanderen.

โ€œI would describe myself as a classics style rider. Iโ€™m a strong all-rounder with a good finish at the end of hard races. I am really looking forward to further developing as a racer and a person with the team next year. Our plans have got me very excited about the future. I think the team and I have a lot to offer each other and this mutual feeling is extremely motivating for me,โ€ adds Sarah.

Team Manager, Ronny Lauke, says, โ€œThe races and the season become more demanding every year. We had a quite young roster previously, but with the implementation of the development team in 2022, we wanted to add more experience to the Womenโ€™s World Team. Sarah knows how to read a race and lead the group. Although she has had many years in the pro peloton she is still very hungry. In a new environment, she will blossom.โ€

Both on and off the bike, Sarah will bring a clear drive and passion to the team next year.

โ€œThere is so much to love about cycling but one of my favourite aspects is the space it gives to grow and develop as a human. I am really proud of how far I have come on and off the bike over the last 8 years as a professional cyclist, none of which would have been possible without the super special relationships formed over the years. Being a professional cyclist is a really dynamic, challenging, and enthralling way to live life, and it is a really exciting time for womenโ€™s cycling specifically. I am continuing this path because I feel I am yet to reach my potential and because I love it and feel I have a lot to give.โ€

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Mathew Mitchell
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My name is Mathew Mitchell, 30-something from Staffordshire, UK. Over the last few years, I've got more and more into cycling, from the first innocent Sportive events to Audaxes, Go-Races, British Cycling racing, Time Trials and now Cyclocross.

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