Team Brennan Cycling. True performance, in motion

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Innovation. Teamwork. Performance.

Founded in 2025 by Tim Decker, the inspirational National Track Endurance Coach who guided the Australian Team Pursuit squad to an electrifying Gold at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Team Brennan features a deeply talented squad of skilled athletes setting blistering performances on Cervelo S5 bikes.

Following a fiercely competitive showing in the opening season of the 2025 ProVelo Super League, Team Brennan is ready to back it up in 2026, continue their contribution to the growth of Australian cycling, and personify true performance in motion.

Long before I had even imagined technology as a viable career, my heart was always invested in cycling. The freedom, discipline and rewards it gave then – and still gives now – has enriched my life in ways few other pursuits can. To now be the principal sponsor of a professional team racing at the highest level is a truly ‘pinch-me’ moment.”

Dave Stevens

Founder, Managing Director, avid cycler

Meet the squad

Get to know the talented athletes that make up the Team Brennan Cycling squad in 2026.

Julian Baudry
Age: 19

Oliver Bleddyn
Age: 23
Speciality: Time Trials
Hamish Carson
Age: 16

Thomas Cornish
Age: 25
Joshua Duffy
Age: 25
Speciality: Sprint
Alistair Forsyth
Age: 17
Patrick Eddy
Age: 23
Speciality: Time Trials
Nate Hadden
Age: 20
Speciality: Sprint
Levi Hone
Age: 19
Toby Inglis
Age: 19

Conor Leahy
Age: 26
Speciality: Time Trials
Caleb Mckenzie
Age: 16
Speciality: Time Trials
Reuben Page-Brown
Age: 19

Zac Robinson
Age: 18

Tristan Saunders
Age: 25
Speciality: Time Trials
Tynan Shannon
Age: 25
Lucas Stevenson
Age: 18

Tyler Tomkinson
Age: 21
Speciality: Hills
Brendon Davids
Age: 32
Speciality: Road & Gravel Racing

Team Brennan at PSL 2025

Wins

Riders earned World Tour
Development Contracts

Riders in men’s top ten

1000

Overall team classification points

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About the ProVelo Super League

Established in 2025, the ProVelo Super League is an electrifying addition to Australia’s racing calendar – an annual elite road cycling league fought over a compelling calendar of three-day tours events, in addition to Australia’s two classic one-day races.

Hosted from January to March across ten weeks of high-impact racing and featuring an elite women’s and men’s division, the ProVelo Super League has already established itself as a vital pathway for athletes looking to pursue the ‘Road to the World Tour’.

In a competition which saw 14 nationalities competing in its inaugural season, 30 teams are anticipated to compete in 2026 with races set to be broadcast to an avid international audience.

The ProVelo Super League is proudly sanctioned by AusCycling.

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The 2026 season

SA Kick it

Melbourne to Warrnambool

Spirit of Tasmania

Harbour City GP

Grafton to Inverell

Q Tour

SA Kick It | January 24-26, 2026

The ProVelo Super League returns to South Australia to ignite the 26th edition of the Santos Tour Down Under. Building on the success of its debut season, the PSL SA Kick It will once again thrill the crowds with a dynamic three-stage, three-day format - including the action packed criterium on the longer course at Victoria Park.

Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Festival | February 14-15, 2026

Entrenched in history as the world's second oldest one-day race and Australia's longest one day race, this classic continues to stretch across country and coastal Victoria, upholding a 130-year reputation for gruelling length and ruthless crosswinds. One of the biggest races for Australian professionals, ‘Melbourne to Warrny’ has served as a critical stepping-stone on ‘The Road to the World Tour’.

Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour | February 19-22, 2026

Tour of Tasmania has been raced in many formats since 1930, with the race growing into a prestigious multi-stage event, attracting professional and amateur riders alike. With its mix of flat terrains, rolling hills, and steep mountain climbs, the Tour offers diverse challenges that have made it a key fixture on the Australian cycling calendar, presenting a unique test of endurance, strategy, and skill.

Harbour City CP | March 6-8, 2026

The ProVelo Super League is the ‘Road to the World Tour’ for Australia’s emerging road cyclists and the former NSW Grand Prix Series was a testament to the importance of an Australian based road cycling product. Many of Australia’s most successful riders progressed their international careers on the streets of Sydney. And the PSL is thrilled to be bringing elite cycling back to Sydney.

Squadron Energy Grafton to Inverell | March 14-15, 2026

The Squadron Energy Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic is one of Australia's most challenging road cycling races and a key event on the Australian cycling calendar. First held in 1961, the race has gained a reputation for its difficult terrain and gruelling distance, attracting some of the country's top cyclists and international competitors.

Q Tour | March 20-22, 2026

Get ready for the ultimate cycling showdown - the 'Road to The World Tour' decider! Featuring an electric street criterium in the heart of the city plus two days of racing across the picturesque Moreton Bay region, the Q Tour will feature national and international riders and a range of sport entertainment experiences.