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Team Mont: Subaru National Road Series 2014

February 27, 2014

Mont is excited to announce that Team Mont, a Canberran cycling team, will be competing in the Subaru National Road Series in 2014.

Team Mont formed in mid 2011 with five riders who had been training together with the Canberra Cycling Club Development Squad. Similar abilities, a shared attitude toward cycling and training and a common friendship saw the D grade club riders progress quickly with most now racing A Grade club level.

In late 2013 the team expanded to 8 riders with four of them, James Toole, Jared Greenville, Kenneth Webster and Tristan Dimmock, racing the 2013 National Capital Tour riding for Canberra Cycling Club.

Team Mont includes Kenneth Webster, James Toole, Ben ‘BJ’ Smyth, Tristan Dimmock, Ben Cooper, Callum Heiner, Jared Greenville and Michael Thomas.

We wish Team Mont the best of luck in the 2014 series and we look forward to bringing you photos, news and results from their races.

Go Team Mont!

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