Miles Scotson

Miles Scotson
	Miles Scotson (2015)
To person
Date of birth	January 18, 1994
nation	Australia
discipline	Train / street
To the team
Current team	Groupama-FDJ
function	driver
Most important successes
	UCI Road World Championships 2016 - team time trial UCI track world championships 2014, 2016 - team pursuit
	Last updated: February 15, 2020

Miles Scotson (born January 18, 1994 in Campbelltown ) is an Australian cyclist who is active on track and road .

Athletic career

In 2012 Miles Scotson became Junior World Champion in the team pursuit along with Jack Cummings , Evan Hull and Alexander Morgan . The following year he won the gold medal in two-man team driving with Joshua Harrison at the Oceanic Cycling Championships , in points competition and single pursuit he finished second. In 2014 he became world champion in the elite team pursuit with Luke Davison , Glenn O'Shea , Alexander Edmondson and Mitchell Mulhern .

The following year Scotson was two-time Australian champion (U23) on the road , in the individual time trial and in road racing . The following year he was unable to defend his time trial title as he was beaten by his younger brother Callum by 20 seconds and finished second.

In October 2016 Miles Scotson won the bronze medal at the world championship in the individual time trial (U23). In 2017 he became the Australian road racing champion; with his team BMC he was runner- up in the team time trial of the road world championships.

successes

train

2012

Junior World Champion - Team Pursuit (with Jack Cummings , Evan Hull and Alexander Morgan )

2013

Oceania Champion - Two Team Driving (with Joshua Harrison )
Australian Champion - Team Pursuit (with Luke Davison , Alexander Edmondson and Glenn O'Shea )
Oceanic Cycling Championships - Individual Pursuit
Oceanic Cycling Championships - Points Race