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Leo Hayter will race for Modern Adventure again in 2027
British rider Leo Hayter will stay with Modern Adventure Pro Cycling in 2027.
The team announced that he will continue with the squad for another year.
Hayter was once considered one of the leading under-23 riders.
He stepped away from racing in August 2024 after a years-long battle with depression and the end of his contract with Ineos Grenadiers.
He returned to racing late last season after a year off the bike.
Hayter said Modern Adventure had become an ideal place for him to thrive.
His new agreement means he will remain with the team through 2027.
Modern Adventure Pro Cycling says British racer Leo Hayter will stay with the team for 2027.
Hayter returned to racing late last season after taking a year away from the bike.
He left Ineos Grenadiers after his contract with the team ended.
Hayter stepped away from the British squad in August 2024 and revealed he had battled depression for years.
- Who
- British racer Leo Hayter and Modern Adventure Pro Cycling.
- What
- Hayter will continue with the team for 2027.
- When
- The team announced the news on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Hayter described Modern Adventure as an ideal environment for him to thrive.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Hayter stepped away from the British squad and revealed his years-long battle with depression.
Hayter returned to racing after a year off the bike.
Modern Adventure announced Hayter would continue with the team for 2027.
- Rider
- Leo Hayter
- Team
- Modern Adventure Pro Cycling
- Contract year
- 2027
- Previous team
- Ineos Grenadiers
- Step away
- August 2024
What people are saying
What I first saw as a stepping stone transformed into a team I see as the ideal environment for me to thrive
Sources
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