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cycling: Polygon forms a new enduro team: Polygon UR

January 16, 2014 by the editorial team

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The Hutchsson UR team is already known in the downhill scene . Partnering with the up-and-coming Indonesian bike manufacturer Polygon, the team around Mick and Tracey Hannah successfully competed in the Downhill World Cup and other races over the past two years.

After my great 2013 season, I was looking for a new team with whom I could build on my good results.

Polygon is now expanding its involvement. With the new enduro team Polygon UR , the Indonesian company aims to compete in the Enduro World Series (EWS) in the future. For this reason, they have brought none other than Jamie Nicoll on board. Until the EWS races last year, Nicoll was a relatively unknown rider. However, this changed dramatically due to some outstanding results. For example, he finished an impressive eighth in the overall EWS standings. The 35-year-old New Zealander had previously ridden Santa Cruz bikes and was mostly on his own. As part of manager Fabien Cousinié's team, this will change in the future. Alongside Nicoll, Frenchman Aurélien Giordanengo will also be chasing success for Polygon UR .



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Nicoll himself is delighted with his new sporting home: “After my fantastic 2013 season, I was looking for a new team where I could build on my good results. The structure around Fabien [Cousinié] and Polygon UR offers me the complete package, and the team's projects align with my own. I want to represent my sponsors in the best possible way. My goal is definitely the podium!”

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Tags:Aurélien GiordanengoEnduroEWSFabien CousinieJamie Nicolpolygon bikesPolygon UR

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