Irish UCI Continental team EvoPro Racing has unveiled its new team kit for 2022 and new Dolan bike for the season ahead as the squad's first events draw nearer.
The team, which will act as a Cycling Ireland Academy for young riders this year, is set to get its season underway at Grote Prijs Jean-Pierre Monsere, a UCI 1.1-ranked race in Belgium on March 6th.
That season opener will be followed by more action on March 13th, when they will take on two races in the Netherlands; Dorpenomloop Rucphen (1.2) and Albert Achterhes Profronde Van Drenthe (1.1).
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This season the team has brought back Daire Feeley (25), who last rode for the Irish outfit in 2019. Since then has raced on the domestic scene in Ireland for All human-VeloRevolution, ending the last two seasons on top of the Cycling Ireland A1 rankings.
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As well as Feeley coming back, former Irish elite TT champion and fellow international rider Conn McDunphy (25) will race with the team this year after a strong period as a stagiaire at the end of last season.
The experienced Feeley and McDunphy will be joined by a group of young and emerging Irish riders among the line-up, namely: Liam Curley (21), Cian Keogh (22), Conor McCann (24), Mitchell McLaughlin (23), Tom Moriarty (19), JB Murphy (22), Seán Nolan (20) and Fintan Ryan (25).
The team has agreed a new bike deal with Dolan, a major UK-based international bike brand, which has produced the EvoPro Dolan Ares for the team. It will be kitted out by Selle Italia, Vision Tech, FSA and VeloFlex.
