Ian Bibby
Date of Birth: 22/12/1986
Hometown: Preston
Team: Madison-Genesis
Previous teams: Endura (2012), Motorpoint Marshall's Pasta (2010-11); Halfords (2009)
Ian Bibby Career Profile
Ian Bibby is an ex-mountain biker and national cyclo-cross champion who has recently emerged as an exciting young talent on the national road racing scene.
He originally made his name with a series of mountain biking and cyclo-cross successes at Junior and U23 level. In 2009 he signed for the Halford's team, doing half the year mountain biking and half on the road. Although the road wins were not plentiful that season, it was enough to convince him to devote himself to the road the next year.
2010 was really the year of Bibby's emergence. Riding for Motorpoint Marshall's Pasta, he achieved a series of great results, mixing it with the best of British cycling and winning a couple of Tour Series events.
What is more, despite taking it easy for the 2009/10 cyclo-cross season he won the National Championships in February, albeit helped by perfect conditions and a course that didn't punish his focus on road training.
In 2012, Bibby joined Endura Racing and took part in an extensive Euopean calendar, picking up results at home and abroad, including a stage of the UCI 2.2 Mi-Aout en Bretagne. He then switched to Madison-Genesis for 2013.
Ian Bibby Results
2013
IG London Nocturne (January)
2012
La Mi-Aout en Bretagne; stage 2
2010
National cyclo-cross champion
Cinturón Ciclista Internacional a Mallorca, Stage 1 TT
Tour Doon Hame, stage 3; 2nd
Tour Series, Portsmouth
Tour Series, Stoke-on-Trent
Premier Calendar, East Yorkshire Classic; 2nd
Tour of Britain, stage 3; 2nd
2009
Girvan, King of the Mountains
2008
U23 National cyclo-cross champion
2007
U23 National cyclo-cross champion
U23 National MTB champion
2006
U23 National MTB Championship; 3rd
2005
U23 National MTB Championship; 2nd
2004
Junior National cylco-cross champion
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