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Team Cranks

Team Cranks is a Danish cycling team built on a shared passion for racing, performance, and community. Bringing together riders from different backgrounds and experience levels, the team represents the next generation of athletes pushing their limits across road and gravel racing.

Rooted in the cycling culture surrounding Cranks & Coffee in Denmark, the team reflects the spirit of modern cycling: ambitious, collaborative, and deeply connected to the community that supports it.

Team Cranks is made up of both emerging talent and experienced riders, creating an environment where development and performance go hand in hand. From young riders taking their first steps in competitive racing to seasoned athletes chasing results, the team shares a common goal: to progress together and represent the sport with passion and professionalism.

Across a busy race calendar, Team Cranks competes in road races, criteriums, and gravel events, building experience and results while strengthening the team’s presence in the Scandinavian cycling scene.

Driven by dedication, teamwork, and a genuine love of the bike, Team Cranks embodies the culture of cycling: pushing boundaries, supporting teammates, and enjoying the ride along the way.

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Team Vorarlberg

Argon 18 is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with Team Vorarlberg, marking the return of a collaboration shaped by shared success, technical progress, and a common vision for the future of professional cycling.

First united from 2019 to 2021, Argon 18 and Team Vorarlberg built a strong performance relationship, that delivered numerous victories and podium finishes on the international stage. The Nitrogen platform became a cornerstone of that success, proving its aerodynamic efficiency and race-day reliability across demanding European competitions.

Today, both organizations reunite with renewed ambition and a forward-looking objective - to transform past experience into future innovation. This partnership is not simply a comeback, but the continuation of a relationship that has evolved alongside the sport itself.

Team Vorarlberg will once again compete on Argon 18, led by the latest generation Nitrogen Pro - Argon 18’s most advanced aero road platform to date. Every detail of the Nitrogen Pro is designed to give riders confidence, control, and an edge on the road.

“We are thrilled to reunite with Team Vorarlberg as they enter their remarkable 28th season in the professional peloton,” said Argon 18 CEO, Mark Hewitt. “Few teams in the sport embody longevity, resilience, and a true racing spirit the way Vorarlberg does. Supporting them once again with all new Nitrogen Pro, alongside our trusted E117 and Dark Matter platforms, reflects our commitment to providing athletes with the most advanced tools to excel on every terrain. We look forward to seeing what this heritage-rich team will achieve with the latest Argon 18 technology beneath them.”

Thomas Kofler, Team Manager of Team Vorarlberg, added:

“Our previous seasons with Argon 18 were defined by trust in the equipment and strong sporting results. Returning to this partnership feels natural, as both the team and the technology have grown significantly. The new Nitrogen Pro represents a major step forward, and the motivation within the team is extremely high as we look toward the future.”

This renewed alliance signals a long-term commitment to innovation-driven performance - where experience, technology, and shared ambition come together to shape the next era of competitive cycling.

Athlete

Jess Learmonth

Jess Learmonth MBE is a British professional triathlete and Olympic gold medallist, known as one of the strongest swimmers in the sport and a powerful presence on the bike. Experienced, adaptable and naturally competitive, she has built a career at the highest level of triathlon.

After breaking onto the elite scene in 2016, Jess became European champion in 2017. She went on to win two silver medals at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and finished second overall in the 2019 World Triathlon Series.

At Tokyo 2020, Jess helped Great Britain win gold in the first-ever Olympic mixed relay triathlon. It remains one of the defining achievements of a career shaped by consistency, resilience and an instinctive ability to race at the front.

After becoming a mother for the first time, Jess returned to elite competition and established herself across middle and long-distance racing. In 2025, she won IRONMAN 70.3 Nice, reached the T100 podium in Vancouver, Spain and Dubai, and finished fifth overall in the T100 World Tour.

Motherhood has added a new perspective to her performance. Jess has become more patient with training, more comfortable adapting the plan and more confident that progress does not always depend on doing more.

Now a mother of two, her next chapter will unfold on her own terms. Jess brings experience, honesty and competitive instinct to Argon 18, showing how human performance can evolve without losing its ambition.

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