FLANDERS RACING — WHERE IT BEGAN

Before Maker/Flanders, J-Blood and Maxxis, there was the original Flanders racing team — the starting point of a long involvement in competitive cycling.

Built around a love of racing and supporting riders, the early team laid the foundations for the programs that followed and helped establish the racing culture that has remained part of Flanders and Service Course ever since.

Original Flanders racing team cyclist in motion

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MAKER / FLANDERS — THE EARLY YEARS

Maker / Flanders was one of the early chapters in our racing story, bringing together experienced riders, emerging talent and a shared passion for racing.

The team competed across mountain bike, cyclocross and road, helping build the foundations for the programs that followed and establishing the racing culture that has remained part of Flanders and Service Course ever since.

Maker Flanders cycling team


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FLANDERS / JBLOOD — THE NEXT CHAPTER

The Flanders / Jblood team was an important part of our racing history, built around a love of cyclocross and a commitment to supporting riders at the highest level.

Led by Paul Redenbach, the team brought together experienced Australian champions and emerging talent, competing across cyclocross, mountain biking and road. Those years produced national titles, series victories and countless race days, while helping shape the experience and philosophy that still influence Service Course today.

Flanders / Jblood team riders overlooking a sea of clouds


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MAXXIS FLANDERS RACE TEAM — THE CURRENT TEAM

The racing story continues today with the Maxxis Flanders Race Team.

Built around a mix of experienced riders and emerging talent, the team is focused not only on results, but on creating opportunities, mentoring younger riders and helping riders progress through the sport.

It continues a racing story that has always been about more than winning — development, experience, community and a genuine love of racing.

Maxxis Flanders Race Team riders on a forest trail


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