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Riders Profile: Damien Clayton





3 Interviews

From architect to UCI race winner in 3 years. Part 2

The British Continental, British Conti, 23 April 2020
Posted by: Bitossi

Rewind to the summer of 2016. Damien Clayton had just graduated as an architect and had little concept of road racing. In fact, he hadn’t ridden more than 10 miles in one go on a bicycle. Full stop. He was very far from the fast-improving, UCI race-winning, road racer he is now.



From architect to UCI race winner in 3 years. Part 3

The British Continental, British Conti, 23 April 2020
Posted by: Bitossi

Rewind to the summer of 2016. Damien Clayton had just graduated as an architect and had little concept of road racing. In fact, he hadn’t ridden more than 10 miles in one go on a bicycle. Full stop. He was very far from the fast-improving, UCI race-winning, road racer he is now. Rewind to the summer of 2016. Damien Clayton had just graduated as an architect and had little concept of road racing. In fact, he hadn’t ridden more than 10 miles in one go on a bicycle. Full stop. He was very far from the fast-improving, UCI race-winning, road racer he is now.



From architect to UCI race winner in 3 years. Part 1

The British Continental, British Conti, 26 February 2020
Posted by: Bitossi

Rewind to the summer of 2016. Damien Clayton had just graduated as an architect and had little concept of road racing. In fact, he hadn’t ridden more than 10 miles in one go on a bicycle. Full stop. He was very far from the fast-improving, UCI race-winning, road racer he is now.








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