Stephen Hall
Will Holmes
Steve Rossendell
Aaron Jones
Cuan van Staden
Mark Jamieson
Ben Bradley
Adam Hartley
Jeremy Hills
Described by some as the most annoying track rider of all - even by his friends and team-mates.
He can put a 50cm bike through a 40cm gap and has an uncanny ability to get in a winning position when it shouldn't be possible.
Plays it hard ( we have all had run ins) , but does not hold a grudge. Loves a scrap - Steve Price (one of the discoverers of Richie Porte said AJ “is one of the most exciting riders to watch”.
Aaron Jones started competitive cycling at age 6 on a modified 26 inch track bike – he was so small the cranks had to be shortened from 170mm standard to 140mm so he could reach the pedals. Since then he has not missed a track or road season representing Tasmania and winning State titles. He also represented Australia at the 2005 Youth Olympics..
A highlight for Aaron was not winning the Launceston International Criterium in 2011. Team-mate Luke Ockerby won this prestigious race with Aaron sacrificing his chances to help him. “To be able to play a significant role in the break and also have a team mate win the race was by far the highlight of my year.” he said.
2013 1st 10 mile scratch World Series of Bicycling USA
1st 3km scratch World Series of Bicycling USA
1st Mersey valley Devonport wheel race
2012 5th 1km time trial Australian U19 Track Champs
1st scratch race Tasmanian Track Champs U19
1st sprint Tasmanian Track Champs U19
1st kerien Tasmanian Track Champs U19
1st 1km time trial Tasmanian Track Champs U19
3rd pursuit Tasmanian Track Champs U19
3rd points race Tasmanian Track Champs U19
2nd U19 state road time trial champs