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Kiwis guarantee success for Trek

After the departure of Aaron Gwin, there was much speculation about his successor at Trek. Now the Trek World Racing Team has announced its squad for the coming season. New Zealand's top downhill rider Brook MacDonald is leaving the MS-Mondraker team and succeeding Gwin. With him, two more riders join one of the best downhill teams in the world.

In addition to MacDonald, George Brannigan, who also comes from New Zealand, and Scotsman Greg Williamson will join the team. Only the American Neko Mulally has ridden for Trek in previous years. MacDonald, who was Junior World Downhill Champion in 2009, recorded his first World Cup victory last season. Brannigan finished on the podium at the World Cup final in Hafjiell, Norway. Williamson is making his professional debut with the Trek World Racing Team. He attracted attention last season with various top 20 results in the World Cup.

Justin Leov, who celebrated his retirement from the Downhill World Cup after last season, will remain involved in the sport of mountain biking. The likeable New Zealander will enter the enduro circus for Trek. Leov, who has also spent time in Switzerland, will also act as a mentor for the downhill team.

www.trekworldracing.com


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