Storey Racing Cycling Team

Storey Racing

Storey Racing is a unique team based in the UK which was launched in 2017 by Dame Sarah and Barney Storey. Team riders are nurtured to produce their own best performance and progress through the ranks of women's cycling.

Storey Racing is a 10 rider team for 2021, with riders from Youth A age to Senior and riders targeting paracycling events. The squad personifies the team's #BestVersionOfYou mentality which seeks to inspire everyone around them to be the best they can be. Regardless of age, performance level or activity preference being the best you can be is all anyone can ask of you. The Storey Racing logo also features a heartbeat at the centre, depicting the effort and centre of the person striving for their own best performance. Riders in the team will race Road, Track, Time Trials and Cyclocross across the course of the year and will be soon on a television near you!

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Latest Team News

See our latest team news and results...

Team ride for Cure Parkinson’s

On Saturday 16th January the Storey Racing team will be lining up alongside Mike Tindall,...

January 14, 2021

New members for 2021

As 2020 draws to a close, we are delighted to welcome two further team members...

December 28, 2020

Kelly Murphy signs to Illi Bikes UCI Continental Team

After two incredibly successful seasons in Storey Racing colours, former Irish National Time Trial Champion,...

December 14, 2020

BOBC Cycling Team

The Boot Out Breast Cancer Cycling Club was launched in 2016 as the sister team to professional riders allowing club members to share the journey of Storey Racing more closely. The club is open to riders of all ages and abilities and is a community of like-minded individuals and families who enjoy the #YourClubYourWay approach, whilst keeping in touch with the role models striving for elite performances.

OUR TEAM

Meet key members of the Storey Racing Cycling Team

Dame Sarah Storey

Team Captain

Sarah returned to racing in 2018 after the birth of her second child in October 2017. With an astonishing 38 world titles, Sarah has also broken a world record on 76 occasions. Sarah also remains focused on Tokyo 2020 which will be her 8th Games.