TRIATHLON – BH Bikes supports a young French triathlon hopeful

To strengthen its presence in national triathlon, BH Bikes has decided to back youth by supporting Clémence Tedesco, a young triathlete from Nice, who will ride a BH in 2021.

Source: Press Release

Already present in international triathlon with Spain’s Mario Mola, BH has decided, through its French subsidiary and in partnership with Cycles Stever in Cannes, to support a 20-year-old from Nice with an already impressive track record.

The BH brand is thus strengthening its presence in the sport at a national level, by investing in the future. The young Frenchwoman, 2019 European Champion in the 18-19 category (M distance) and French Vice-Champion 18-19 the same year (S distance), said she was “very happy to join the BH Bikes family.” 

In the current health context, the young Nice native has an ambitious program for this new season, shifting towards long distance. She aims for a TOP 10 finish at the French Elite Championships for the distance and a qualification for the 2022 70.3 World Championships. At the same time, Clémence will continue to compete in short-distance triathlons and duathlons and will line up with strong ambitions for the European and World Championships. BH will accompany and support her in her development.

The sporting values of the young Nice native, which are also part of BH Bikes’ DNA, are reflected in Clémence’s gamble for this new season, leaving a D1 club to join the D3 women’s club of Saint Jean de Monts. Her goal: to help the club move up to D1. In the process, she joins the triple world champion of the discipline, Mario Mola, who is also licensed with the Vendée club. The BH G8, “tested and approved” by the young athlete, will be a faithful companion that will help her achieve her goals.

BH Bikes thanks Stéphane, owner of the Cycles Stever shop in Cannes and a triathlon enthusiast, for his support to Clémence. His professionalism and knowledge of the sport will be a significant asset for Clémence throughout this season.