"This team is like home for me" - Australian trio Luke Durbridge, Lucas Hamilton, and Callum Scotson extends contract with BikeExchange-Jayco
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Luke Durbridge, Lucas Hamilton, and Callum Scotson have extended their contracts with BikeExchange-Jayco. They will ride for the team till 2024.
Durbridge first joined the team in 2012 and has continued his journey with the team for over a decade now. "This team is like home for me, I've been here since the start in 2012, and it's really special to continue for another two years," Durbridge said.
Lucas Hamilton, who joined the team last year, is also satisfied with his stay in the team.“I am really happy to be re-signing for the next two years with Team BikeExchange-Jayco. It hasn’t always been smooth sailing, but in the next couple of years in this team, with its support, I am really excited to see what we can do together. I love the people in this team, and I am happy to be able to stay and continue working with them into the future,” said Hamilton.
Callum Scotson has been with the team for more than four years now. He is excited about new opportunities in the grand tour and maybe some victories for himself. "Lately, I've been happy to support the team in the big races, like the Giro d'Italia earlier this year, so over the next two years, I'd like to continue that. If I can have some personal success along the way, that would be really nice too," concluded Scotson.
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