
Team DSM has announced the signings of Matthew Dinham, Alex Edmondson and Sean Flynn. Edmondson has signed for one year, Flynn will ride till 2024, while Dinham will wear the jersey until the end of 2025.
Edmondson is the most experienced of the trio, he currently rides for Team BikeExchange - Jayco. His most notable achievement includes the national championships of 2018, where he enjoyed the victory. “I am really looking forward to joining Team DSM. The team has a lot of young but very talented guys, and being able to help and spur them on is something that really motivates me. I also like how the team approaches things, and they think outside the box, going down different pathways and avenues. They are a very successful team, and I want to be part of that success going forward. I know a few of the guys already on the team and am eager to hit the ground running come January,” said Edmondson.
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Matthew Dinham was the U23 Australian and Oceanian champion in 2019 and took the Elite Australian title earlier this year. “I’m looking forward to joining Team DSM. Next year I just want to learn as much as possible and be the best help I can for the team’s finishers so we can get the best results. I just want to grow as a rider overall with the team and get some nice results,” said the Australian rider.
The third rider to join the team is Sean Flynn. He has held British titles in the junior ranks for the road circuit championships. “I’m really looking forward to joining Team DSM; it’s a dream for me to be part of one of the biggest teams in the world. I also know that it’s only the beginning and that the hard work has only just started. I’m excited to step into that higher level of racing and ride some races that I’ve watched on TV for several years which is really nice,” concluded Flynn.
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#WelcomeAlex🇦🇺 💬"I like how the team approaches things and they think outside the box, going down different pathways and avenues. They are a very successful team and I want to be part of that success going forward." - @alexedmo 2018 Aussie champ Alex joins us next year 💪🏻
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