Finishing in a time of 9:02:29, Heather Jackson improved her finish time at this year’s Ironman World Championship by almost 10 minutes over 2016, narrowly missing a spot on what would have been her second consecutive Kona podium. Nonetheless, Jackson put in a tremendous performance, and takes home the title of fourth fastest woman in […]
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Heather Jackson Finishes 4th at 2017 Ironman World Championships
Denifl Takes First Grand Tour Stage Win of Career at Aqua Blue Sport’s Grand Tour Debut
After a breakthrough performance at July’s Tour of Austria with a stage win and overall general classification victory, Stefan Denifl’s team Aqua Blue Sport lined up for their first ever Grand Tour at the Vuelta a España. While racing this event at all was a tremendous accomplishment for the nascent program, Denifl didn’t settle for […]
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Annie Last Rides to Silver Medal Position at 2017 XC World Championships
Annie Last of Great Britain (Team OMX) places second at the 2017 XC World Championships in Cairns, Australia. This is, far and away, the biggest result for Knight Composites in the world of professional mountain bike racing. Read a full breakdown of Last’s amazing silver medal performance on her team website, here.
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Warbasse U.S. National Champion
Fresh off the biggest victory of his career, a stage victory at the Tour de Suisse, Aqua Blue Sport’s Larry Warbasse rode his Knight’s to victory at the US Road National Championships in Knoxville, Tennessee. The 26 year old rated this win as a lifetime accomplishment, teary-eyed at the relief of realizing the fruits of […]
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Larry Warbasse takes a stage win at Tour de Suisse
Larry Warbasse (Aqua Blue Sport) soloed to an impressive win atop Villars-sur-Ollon on stage four of Tour de Suisse, his first professional victory, and the first world-tour stage win for Aqua Blue Sport.
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Knight dominates the podiums – Ironman Boulder and British XC Series
With the fastest bike split of the day and a strong finish, Heather Jackson grabbed a 2nd place at at Ironman Boulder. Pulling back a 5 minute deficit on the bike, and pedaling 112 miles like she didn’t have a marathon to run after, Heather hammered it home, putting her 3 minutes in the lead at […]
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