✍🏼 CONTRACT EXTENSION ✍🏼 The 'engine room' set to continue their GreenEDGE story... Craddock 🇺🇸 Juul-Jensen 🇩🇰 & Hepburn 🇦🇺 sign on for more! 💬 "I love it here. The old and the new. I couldn’t imagine myself happier and hungrier for success anywhere else." Read more ⤵️
Team Jayco AlUla have announced a trio of contract extension as they continue to prepare for the 2024 campaign.
Christopher Juul-Jensen and Michael Hepburn have both signed a two-year extension whilst Lawson Craddock has agreed a deal that will see him stay with the Australian-based outfit until the end of the 2024 campaign. Notably, Juul-Jensen's contract will see him complete 10 years at the team whilst Hepburn's time with the team will grow to 13 years.
“I have been lucky enough to enjoy eight great years with GreenEDGE Cycling and to continue for two more years says it all really, I love it here. The old and the new. I couldn’t imagine myself happier and hungrier for success anywhere else," says Juul-Jensen. "I’ve experienced many ups and downs with the team throughout the last eight years and I can’t wait for more of that during the next two. I hope we can continue to have more wins, more success and more fun. It will be great to work with some new faces in 2024 as well.”
“I’m very happy to have re-signed with GreenEDGE for another two years. It’s no secret that I feel right at home in this team and I’m looking forward to continuing that relationship. There are incredible people all over this organisation and I feel very proud to be a part of the team’s history. I’ve grown a lot here and it’s been really special to see the team evolve over the years," adds Hepburn. "Although I’ve had many different roles in the past 12 years, the goal for the coming seasons is to continue to give my all for my teammates wherever I can. We’ve made some great signings over the past years & for 2024, and I’m confident that we’ll continue to achieve great results at the biggest races. We have big ambitions for the future, and I feel like I have a responsibility to share my experience and help the younger guys coming through. I have to thank the whole team, our sponsors and Brent & Gerry for their continued support and trust.”
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