Andrew Fenn

Andrew Fenn ( born July 1, 1990 in Hertfordshire ) is a British track and road racing cyclist from England.

Andrew Fenn was 2008 Le Pavé de Roubaix decide the host of Junior Paris-Roubaix, for themselves. At the British Championships, he finished second in the road race in the juniors. The Road World Championships 2009 in Varese Fenn started in the U23 class, where he was 45th in the time trial. The next year he started for Scotland at the Commonwealth Games, where he finished 14th in the time trial and 13th in the road race. As of 2011, he went for the Irish Continental Team An Post - Sean Kelly at the start where he could retract some victories. For the 2012 season he moved to Omega Pharma -Quick Step. There he won two one-day races in the Mallorca Challenge

On the railway Andrew Fenn won at the 2008 European Championships in Pruszków the silver medal in the team pursuit Junior. The next year he won the silver medal in the team pursuit of the U23 class. End of the year, he finished with the British national also took second place at the World Cup in Melbourne, also in the team pursuit.

Achievements - road

  • Le Pavé de Roubaix (Juniors )
  • United Kingdom British Champion - Road Race ( U23 )
  • A stage in the Tour de Bretagne
  • Memorial Philippe Van Coningsloo
  • World Cup - Road race ( U23 )
  • Trofeo Palma
  • Trofeo Migjorn
  • Team time trial Tour de l' Ain

Rankings on the degree Tours

Legend:

  • DSQ: Disqualification of the driver

Achievements - train

  • Championship - Team Pursuit ( U23 ) with Mark Christian, Luke Rowe and Erick Rowsell
An Post–Chain Reaction Paris–Roubaix General classification in the Giro d'Italia General classification in the Tour de France 2013 Tour de France
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