Liv AlUla Jayco has confirmed the contract extension of Ruby Roseman-Gannon, keeping the Australian all-rounder with the team through the end of 2027. The renewal marks a show of confidence in one of Australia’s most consistent and versatile riders, recognising both her resilience and her continued upward trajectory after a breakthrough two years.
At 26, Roseman-Gannon has matured into one of the key figures in the Liv AlUla Jayco setup, balancing leadership duties with an ability to deliver in the biggest races. Her 2024 season started with setbacks, including crashes and injuries, but it evolved into one of the strongest years of her career, highlighted by a WorldTour stage victory, a national road race title, and a World Championship gold medal in the mixed team relay.
From setbacks to success
After a challenging start to the season, Roseman-Gannon found her rhythm in the middle of the year. Her first WorldTour stage win at the Tour of Britain was a defining moment, achieved in tough, wet conditions against some of the world’s best riders. The performance underlined her fighting spirit and tactical sharpness, while also giving her a boost in confidence that carried through the rest of the campaign.
That momentum led her to a World Championship title with Australia in the mixed team relay, followed by sixth place in the elite road race, one of the best global results of her career so far. Combined with her Australian national title, the results confirmed her development into a world-class competitor capable of winning across multiple race types and terrains.
“Motivation has never been higher”
Speaking about the renewal, Roseman-Gannon said:
“I’m super happy to be re-signing with Liv AlUla Jayco. Over the past two years, we’ve built a lot of momentum and I’m excited to see where we can take it in the future. The team has such a positive environment – we’re motivated, close-knit, and ambitious. It’s been a challenging year at times, but the support I’ve had through every setback has been incredible. I’m really motivated to make the next two years my best yet.”
Key part of the team’s long-term plans
Sporting manager Wim Stroetinga praised her commitment and growth:
“Ruby is a big asset for the team, and we’re thrilled to have her for another two seasons. She’s developed into a strong leader and a dependable teammate, capable of both helping others and taking her own chances. She’s already shown she can win at the highest level, and we believe there’s still a lot more to come.”
Since joining the GreenEDGE organisation in 2022, Roseman-Gannon has proven to be one of its most adaptable riders. Originally seen as a sprinter and punchy finisher, she has steadily evolved into a complete all-rounder. Her results – fourth overall at the 2023 Tour Down Under, fourth at GP de Plouay, and fifth at the Simac Ladies Tour – show her ability to compete consistently with the world’s best across different terrains.
With her future secured through 2027, Roseman-Gannon will continue to be a central part of Liv AlUla Jayco’s ambitions, providing leadership and experience as the team pushes for more success on the WorldTour. For the Australian rider, who has already shown the capacity to turn adversity into progress, the next two seasons promise to be the most exciting of her career so far.
