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"My ambitions are to support the team goals as much and best as I can and to gain experience, in particular in WorldTour races. I want to keep progressing as a rider and I am prepared to work very hard for this."

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31.08.2015 @ 14:51 Posted by Emil Axelgaard

Trek Factory Racing is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with JulienBernard, who is currently racing with the team as a stagiaire. Bernard joins the team on a two-year deal.

 

Bernard, 23-years-old, joins the pinstriped team from SCO Dijon (France) and has a bachelor’s degree in technical sciences in sports. He was offered a position as stagiaire with Trek Factory Racing after scoring wins at the Tour Nivernais-Morvan, Châtillon-Dijon and the Tour du Pays Roannais. 

 

At the Tour of Utah Bernard rode in support of Fränk Schleck’s GC aspirations. One week later, at the USA Pro Challenge in Colorado, he was allowed to defend his own chances and finished a remarkable tenth overall, 2 minutes and 14 seconds behind overall winner Rohan Dennis (BMC Racing).

 

“It is a real honour for me to sign a contract with Trek Factory Racing. Being part of the team in Utah and Colorado was an unforgettable experience for me, both on and off the bike. The atmosphere in this team is very positive and the mix of nationalities makes it really fascinating," he said.

 

General Manager Luca Guercilena: “Julien surpassed our expectations in the American races. On the top of Independence Pass he was there when the yellow jersey group counted no more than ten riders. His climbing skills are impressive and I believe he can still make a lot of progression in the next years. We are very happy to welcome him on board Trek Factory Racing. He will have a home here and will support him to develop his talent.”

 

Taking the next step is what motivates Bernard, who is the son of ex-pro and 3X Tour de France podium laureate Jean-François Bernard.

 

“I am very happy with the trust that the management of the team places in me. My ambitions are to support the team goals as much and best as I can and to gain experience, in particular in WorldTour races. I want to keep progressing as a rider and I am prepared to work very hard for this," he said.

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