Rider Profile
Ryder Hesjedal
Trek-Segafredo

Personal Details:
Nationality
Canada
Date of birth
09/12/1980
Teams history:
- 2016 - Trek-Segafredo
- 2015 - Cannondale-Garmin Pro Cycling Team
- 2014 - Garmin Sharp
- 2013 - Garmin Sharp
- 2012 - Garmin-Sharp
- 2011 - Team Garmin-Cervelo
- 2011 - Garmin - Cervelo
- 2010 - Garmin - Transitions
- 2009 - Garmin - Slipstream
- 2008 - GARMIN / CHIPOTLE PRESENTED BY H30
- 2007 - Health Net Presented By Maxxis
- 2006 - Phonak Hearing Systems
- 2005 - Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team
- 2004 - US Postal Service presented by Berry Floor
- 2003 - Rabobank (TT III)
Biography:
Key Results
1st Giro d'Italia 2012
1st Canadian national time trial champion 2007
2nd Amstel Gold Race 2010
3rd Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal 2010, '13
3rd Grand Prix d'Ouverture La Marseillaise 2008
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