Three teams provide transfer surprises in the Downhill

Three teams provide transfer surprises in the Downhill | Ride MTB

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With Canyon, Cube and Scott, three downhill teams have snapped up new riders for the 2024 World Cup season. But the first two are also making news in cross-country: Canyon with a contract extension and Cube with their first Factory team.

Cube reorganizes its Factory Racing Teams

Die Cube Factory und Next Generation Teams 2024

With the signing of Jess Blewitt for the Downhill Factory Racing Team, the addition of a Cross Country Factory Racing Team with Swiss participation and the expansion of its own Next Generation junior team, the Bavarian bike manufacturer Cube is expanding its mountain bike sponsorship even further.

Canyon CLLCTV DH Team picks up downhill rocket Daprela

Thibaut Daprela zu Canyon CLLCTV DH 2024

The Canyon CLLCTV kicks off 2024 with a bang, welcoming one of the fastest riders in the men's downhill field to the team: Thibaut Daprela.

Short track ace Schwarzbauer stays with Canyon

With the words "Big news: I am here to stay!", the World Cup winner in short track announces his contract extension with the Canyon CLLCTV XC Team. The German will remain loyal to the Koblenz-based bike brand until 2026.

Scott signs British downhill newcomer Craik

Scott DH Factory Racing 2024

The Scott DH Factory Team has strengthened its World Cup squad around Marine Cabirou and Dylan Levesque with two young and promising riders, British rider Ethan Craik and Portuguese rider Gonçalo Bandeira. Craik surprised with second place at the World Cup final in Canada and seven-time national champion Bandeira regularly rode into the top 20 in the World Cup.