JAKROO x London Dynamo & Lincoln GP – Different Blue Jerseys
JAKROO’s new partnership with London Dynamo underscores the brand’s growth in the UK, while our representation helped bring the parties together. In racing, Harrison Dainty’s 7th and Alex Franks’ 12th propelled Alex into the U23 blue jersey despite a crash‑marred Lincoln GP that saw only 44 finishers from 145 starters. We now turn to a block of French races – Paris–Troyes, Tour de la Manche and the 2.2‑rated Ronde de l’Oise – with a split calendar for the Tour of the Reservoir on 7 June
Feature Film, Photo Finish & Lincoln GP Prep
Watch the new feature film on our East Cleveland campaign and celebrate Will Truelove’s latest podium at the Timmy James Memorial. With Lincoln week upon us, we tease a new signing and remind you there are just five days left on the raffle.
Top of the League – CiCLE Classic Team Effort Lifts Us to No. 1
JAKROO Handsling Racing’s six‑rider squad conquered the rut‑strewn Rutland–Melton CiCLE Classic, finishing in the top 35 of 155 starters and vaulting to the top of the British Continental rankings. Oliver Dawson’s chase sprint for fourth, combined with reliable Handsling A1R0evo bikes and Continental GP 5000 TRS tyres on Alta Via RS.45s, helped us overtake domestic rivals Ride Revolution Coaching and DAS Richardsons to the top of the table. Discover how teamwork and trusted equipment delivered this breakthrough and what’s next.
The Break from the Break – Weekend Action & What’s Next
After a weekend of National B racing, JAKROO Handsling Racing recounts Tom Heal’s prime‑winning break at the Andrews Trophy, Harrison Dainty’s podium at the Danum Trophy and looks ahead to Britain’s only one‑day UCI road race, the Rutland–Melton CiCLE Classic. The post also introduces new sponsor Trupart Automotive, updates the raffle total and underscores our status as a British Cycling Elite Development Team committed to sustainable racing.
Promethean Sports Management launches JAKROO Handsling Racing
A new elite men’s team built for the future of British cycling