Joss Lowden is finally about to turn full-time pro aged 34, but for women cyclists it's rarely that simple

A move to Andorra is on the cards, as well as some family planning before Paris 2024

Joss Lowden
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Changing teams and stepping up to the WorldTour is the dream of many riders in the peloton, but when it means being able to finally go full-time as a professional athlete, it must mean more.

That's what British rider Joss Lowden will do in 2022, having signed a two-year deal with the newly formed Uno-X women's team, she will step up to the top tier after closing out her time at Drops - Le Col on a high after smashing the Hour Record at the end of September.

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