CES Sport confirms 2020 sponsored athletes roster

Welsh wheel brand CES Sport will be sponsoring four high profile athletes in 2020, including multiple ITU WTS winner, Jodie Stimpson
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Welsh wheel brand CES Sport (www.ces-sport.co.uk) came onto the scene in 2016, arriving into an already very congested market. Since then, it has achieved some major milestones with their range of UCI-approved wheelsets, with more success planned for 2020.

Since the beginning they have supported athletes of all abilities with their Brand Ambassador scheme, which they will continue to run, but 2020 sees them making a big statement by sponsoring four major names in the world of triathlon:

Chris Silver

Chris is professional triathlete, training at the National Training Performance Centre in Cardiff. Chris competed for Wales in the Commonwealth Games Triathlon Mixed Relay in 2018 and has more recently moved to racing at a Pro level over the half-ironman distance.

Hannah Moore

Hannah is a two-time ITU World Champion, an ETU European champion and a three-time GBR Paratriathlon National champion, based in Loughborough

Matthew Wright

Matthew is also based in Cardiff and trains at the NTPC with Chris. He represents the Caribbean island of Barbados and will be racing in the CAMTRI Pan-American Cup in 2020 as well as the ITU World Cup Series.

Jodie Stimpson

Jodie, who like Hannah is based in Loughborough, has won multiple ITU World Triathlon Series events and won double gold at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, and this year is stepping up to race middle distance events.

All four of them will be racing on wheels from the CES Sport range which can be found at www.ces-sport.co.uk.

CES Sport - Chris Silver, Hannah Moore, Matthew Wright, Jodie Stimpson
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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