
Who is Cameron Mason?
Cameron Mason, born August 18, 2000, is a Scottish cyclocross and mountain biker who competes for the Seven Racing in Cyclocross and the Alpecin - Deceuninck Development Team on the road. Mason has won several national titles and is one of the most prominent British riders in the off-road disciplines.
Name: Cameron Mason
Born: August 18, 2000
Place of birth: Linlithgow, United Kingdom
Turned pro: 2019
Height: 1,75m
Born: August 18, 2000
Place of birth: Linlithgow, United Kingdom
Turned pro: 2019
Height: 1,75m

Cameron Mason
Cameron Mason, born August 18, 2000 in Scotland, is a talented cyclocross and mountain biker. He rides for Seven Racing and has had strong performances in national and international cyclocross races.
In 2019, he earned a podium finish at the British Cyclocross Championships in the U23 category and began to stand out internationally. 2020 marked his breakthrough with strong performances in the U23 Cyclocross World Cup, where he achieved multiple top 10 positions. In 2021 came his first major victories, including national cyclocross titles.
In 2022, Mason expanded his career to road cycling and mountain biking, while continuing to perform strongly in cyclocross. He excelled in all three disciplines, making him a versatile rider. In 2023-2024 he won the British national championships in Falkirk and his highlight of the season was X2O Badkamers Trofee where he was in the fight for the win for several rounds but eventually finished fourth.
In 2024-2025 Mason didn't contest for the top result in any cup, but finished high up in several World Cup rounds. Mason won the British national championships once again and his best top result was a fifth place in the Hulst World Cup.
In 2025-2026 however his season began more strongly, and a second place at the famous Koppenbergcross behind Thibau Nys has put him near the top once again - with a fifth place at the European Championships shortly after.

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