Q&A: Why Ian Garrison is trading the WorldTour for L39ion of Los Angeles
Garrison will race for L39ion after two seasons with Deceuninck-Quick-Step. The former US TT champ discusses the story and ambitions behind the move.
Ian Garrison
Ian Garrison joins L39ion of Los Angeles
Former U.S. time trial champ trades WorldTour for the Williams brothers after two years with Deceuninck-Quick-Step.
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Here's what's making headlines on Monday, October 18.
Generation Now: Young U.S. riders rising to the WorldTour challenge
New wave of talent-laden Americans quickly climbing to the top of the elite men's peloton.
Success breeds success as American youth lights up the WorldTour
2020 saw a group of young American friends and former teammates inspire each other to a prolific season of top-tier racing.
The toughest race of them all: A grand tour rookie’s daily battle with the time cut
Ian Garrison and Harry Tanfield both had their battles with the time limit at the Vuelta a España. One of them won, one of them lost.
Ian Garrison resetting limits after debut WorldTour season
Young American looking to step up in sophomore season with Deceuninck-Quick-Step as he targets classics success.
How the U.S. riders fared at the 2020 Vuelta a España
The Vuelta proved a rollercoaster three weeks for the five Americans at the race, from Sepp Kuss and Will Barta riding high to Ian Garrison gutting out a tough debut grand tour.
Ian Garrison sees grand tour tilt at Vuelta a España
Lawson Craddock leaves Giro d'Italia to attend birth.
Spain to allow non-European riders into country
New ruling should open way for Egan Bernal and dozens of other Colombian pros to fly to Madrid later this month.
Ian Garrison turned away from flight to Europe as WorldTour season approaches
New travel restrictions causing concern among riders in Americas hoping to return in time for Tour de France.
Garrison ‘just grateful’ for being able to train outdoors
US time trial champion still able to ride outside, in his home state of Georgia, as he waits for racing to resume in debut WorldTour season.
VeloNews Awards 2019: Team USA in Yorkshire, best week of racing
USA Cycling brought home seven medals at the Yorkshire road worlds with Chloe Dygert, Quinn Simmons, Megan Jastrab, and others earning hardware. Each medal resulted from a deeper backstory.
Brian Holm: ‘No pressure’ on 21-year-old Ian Garrison in first year at Quick-Step
Deceuninck-Quick-Step director believes young American could be up with the top on a range of terrain some day, but will ride his first WorldTour season free of pressure.
21-year-old Ian Garrison joins Deceuninck-Quick-Step for 2020
After three years with Hagens Berman Axeon, Garrison steps up to WorldTour with two-year contract
Neben defends U.S. Pro time trial title while Garrison surprises
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Aevolo, Lux dominate USA amateur men’s road nationals
Aevolo and Lux Cycling took home multiple national titles at USA Cycling's Amateur Road National Championships
Hagens Berman Axeon focused on Tour of California invite
A year after missing out on racing in California, the squad upgraded to the Pro Continental level and has high hopes for 2018.
U.S. rider Garrison scores Gent-Wevelgem podium in U23 debut
The 19-year-old finishes second in the under-23 version of Gent-Wevelgem, the Nations Cup.
American Ian Garrison takes silver in U23 debut at Gent-Wevelgem
Young American Ian Garrison’s star shined brightly with a solid second-place outing in his under-23 debut at Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday.