Blog Category | Ribble-pro-team
Ribble Collective: Class of 24
The Ribble Collective is back—bigger and better than ever. With more riders competing across additional categories, the Collective allows more riders to enjoy the wonderful world of cycle racing, no matter what form this may ...
Ribble Rebellion - Redlands Ready
When it comes to genre-defining events, Redlands is arguably the one race to rule them all. For the first time in Ribble's esteemed history, we have a team taking centre stage at the Californian ...
Ribble Rebellion Unleashed
RIBBLE REBELLION is the all-new racing team founded by Ribble Cycles, with the primary focus of disrupting the global Crit ...
Ribble Verge Cyclocross Team - Aiming for the top
Ribble has been proud to support the Ribble-Verge cyclocross team for several seasons. As the curtain came down on another impressive season, we caught up with team manager Jenson Young to discover how he felt 2023 panned ...
Mikey Mottram - 2023 in Focus
The Ribble Collective's Mikey Mottram gives us his take on his 2023 gravel campaign and shares what it takes to ride for Team GB at the Gravel World ...
Maddy Nutt - A season to remember
Maddy Nutt has enjoyed a season to remember in her first with the Ribble Collective. We met up with the elite gravel racer to garner her thoughts on an action-packed 2023 campaign and to discover what lies beyond for the ...
Joe Laverick - Ribble Collective's Multi-Discipline Master
Pro rider Joe Laverick gives us his take on his first season of racing in the colours of the Ribble Collective, reflecting on the highs, lows, and near misses of his maiden campaign for the historic British cycling ...
Maddy Nutt - City Finance Analyst to Gravel World Championship Rider
Maddy Nutt may be an unfamiliar name to many, after all as recently as 2021, she was employed by one of the world's most prestigious investment banks. We caught up with the Ribble Collectives gravel star to uncover the story of her ...
Marginal Gains: Project TT with Joe Laverick
Time Trialing. The aim of the game is simple, how fast can you get from A to B? “Isn’t that every bike race?”, I hear you cry. In essence, yes, but TT'ing is one dimensional. It’s all about ...
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