Tayler Wiles extends contract with Trek-Segafredo - "I am so excited to be extending my contract with Trek-Segafredo for another year"
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Trek-Segafredo supported Tayler Wiles while she was suffering from iliac artery endofibrosis. Wiles is grateful to the team, which is why she has decided to extend the contract for one more year.
“I am so excited to be extending my contract with Trek-Segafredo for another year,” Wiles said. She was diagnosed with iliac artery endofibrosis, and this brought an end to her season. “This season has been unbelievably difficult due to my injury and basically having to miss an entire calendar year of racing,” explained Wiles.
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She thanked the team for being there for her when she needed the most. “The team has been really supportive of me through this, and that has helped a great deal with my recovery and motivation for the future.”
She missed this year’s Tour de France Femmes, but she is determined to compensate the following year. “I know I am capable of so much more than I was able to show in recent years due to being held back by the external iliac artery endofibrosis, and I am so excited to see what I can do now that I am on the other side of the surgery,” concluded Wiles.
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🚨Team news!🚨 We're pleased to announce contract extensions for @TaylerWiles (2023) and @EBackstedt6 (2024) 🥳 📰 bit.ly/tayler-elynor
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