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Liv AlUla Jayco packed with punch and power for Classic Lorient Agglomération

Liv AlUla Jayco roll into France for the next stop on the Women’s WorldTour calendar with a punchy and powerful squad for the one-day Classic Lorient Agglomération. The team will boast a diverse squad for all scenarios, with the aggressive Silke Smulders back in action together with the fast-finishing Letizia Paternoster. Australian Ruby Roseman-Gannon returns…

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🇪🇸 O’Connor, Dunbar, and Harper headline Team Jayco AlUla at Vuelta a España

Team Jayco AlUla will go into the Vuelta a España targeting stage victories and a strong general classification result, headlined by three Grand Tour stage winners in Australians Ben O’Connor and Chris Harper, and Irish rider Eddie Dunbar.   O’Connor will lead the Australian squad’s overall ambitions, having ridden to second place overall at last year’s Vuelta a…

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TEAM TALK: From being the youngest WorldTour mechanic to 20 seasons of experience and counting – Xabier Remon Arana’s journey from Navarra to Australia’s GreenEDGE Cycling

Photo: Xabi Remon during GreenEDGE Cycling’s debut race in Australia, January 2012 Xabier Remon Arana’s journey as a WorldTour mechanic began as a young 21-year-old. He was the youngest mechanic in the peloton for multiple years by far and even much younger than most of the riders in the peloton.  Now in 2025,…

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From Liv AlUla Jayco Continental Team to the WorldTour: Coupland, Jansen and Vitillo to step up to the WorldTeam in 2026 

GreenEDGE Cycling is thrilled to confirm the contract extensions of three female riders that will make the transition from Liv AlUla Jayco Women’s Continental Team into the WorldTeam for 2026.  Following their promising development over the past two seasons with the organisation’s development team, Australia’s Mackenzie Coupland, Dutch rider Noä Jansen and Italian rider Matilde…

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🎬 TDF WRAP: Queen stage victory, a close second place & 11th overall highlights Team Jayco AlUla’s relentless efforts at the 2025 Tour de France

As the 112th Tour de France comes to an end, Team Jayco AlUla look back fondly on an epic three-week race, finishing as one of just nine teams from 23 to claim a sought-after stage victory. Crashes, chaos and overall hopes As predicted, the Tour began with plenty of nervousness as the peloton navigated northern France, with…

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