Two of the 3 groups owned and operated through Williams Racing Building, L39ION of Los Angeles and Golden State Blazers showed rosters for the 2025 season. A 3rd squad within the Williams Racing Devo circle of relatives that was once constructed two years in the past for home racing, Austin Outlaws, is not going to go back for 2025.
Danny Summerhill and Holly Breck are a number of the 4 riders making debuts for L39ION of Los Angeles in 2025. 8 riders go back, led through staff founder Justin Williams and most sensible US sprinters Ty Magner and Kendall Ryan.
Summerhill was once a part of the dominant REIGN Typhoon Racing staff closing yr, touchdown at the podium at 5 main one-day races, together with 2nd at Athens Twilight Criterium for a 3rd time, and profitable the person dash name on the American Criterium Cup sequence.
Breck spent two seasons with DNA Professional Biking, incomes the dash classification name at Redlands Bicycle Vintage in 2023 and closing yr taking podiums at Spin the District Faculty Park, Long island Seaside Grand Prix in conjunction with most sensible 10s at 5 days of Chicago Grit.
The Blazers have added 5 new riders, together with Briton Jim Brown, who spent the second one part of closing season with Israel-Premier Tech. Mexican Victoria Velasco, who’s a seven-time medallist at the monitor from the Pan-American Championships, will upload velocity for the ladies’s facet of the programme, in addition to Melsey Perez, the reigning U23 time trial champion of the Dominican Republic.
The Blazers street captains will proceed to be Tyler Williams, Cory Williams and Samantha Schneider. Key departures from the 2 groups are Skylar Schneider, who moved from the Blazers to Crew SD Worx-Protime, and Kyle Murphy, who was once at L39ION for 2 seasons and has now not showed a brand new staff for 2025.
From the Outlaws staff, US riders Lucas Bourgoyne, a former U23 criterium champion, and 19-year-old Luke Fetzer, 6th at US Professional Criterium nationals, have been key sprinters closing yr. Each riders regarded to transport to L39ION of Los Angeles, however each signed with Cadence Cyclery out of Texas for 2025 and can focal point on one-day races.
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Each L39ION of Los Angeles and Golden State Blazers will perform as USA Biking home elite squads this yr, and glance to start the yr on the Roger Millikan Grand Prix of Biking in Brea, California on February 9, then take a part of the squads to Valley of the Solar level race in Arizona, February 14-16, ahead of a US-based staff camp.
Group improve
Control for Williams Racing Devo introduced they would supply a motorcycle public sale and gross sales of a special-edition T-shirt to improve households, communities, and organizations impacted through the hot fires within the Los Angeles space.
One Issue Ostro Vam II motorcycle from the L39ION fleet with SRAM pink elements and Zipp wheels, valued at $10,000, will likely be auctioned to boost cash, 100% of the proceeds going to fireside reduction efforts. Bidding is open via Saturday, February 8, 8:00 p.m. PST,, with the present be offering at $6,000.
Gross sales of special-edition attire from L39ION will likely be donated to the Los Angeles Hearth Division Basis. A heavyweight T-shirt is to be had for $35.99 and a heavyweight pullover hoodie is $59.99. 100% of the ones proceeds will likely be donated to the LAFD Basis.
L39ION of Los Angeles 2025 rosterAlfredo Bueno (USA)Robin Chippie (USA)Alec Cowan (Canada)Daniel Kalichman (Canada)Ty Magner (USA)Jason Paez (USA)Danny Summerhill (USA)Justin Williams (USA)Holly Breck (USA)Laurel Rathbun (USA)Kendall Ryan (USA)Llori Sharpe (Jamaica)Golden State Blazers 2025 rosterJim Brown (Nice Britain)Eder Frayre (Mexico)Noah Granigan (USA)Richard Holec (Czechia)Cory Lockwood (USA)Brody Mcdonald (USA)Cory Williams (Belize)Tyler Williams (USA)Julyn Agular (Mexico)Joyce Monton (Philippines)Alexandrine Obrand (Canada)Melsey Perez (Dominican Republic)Samantha Schneider (USA)Alexi Costa-Ramirez (Trinidad & Tobago)Victoria Velasco (Mexico)
