Joey Springer is a former divisional cyclist and is currently the manager of divisional cycling team Cambridge Cycling Club.
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Full Name |
Joey Edward Springer |
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Age |
75 |
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Born |
London, United Kingdom |
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Riding Information |
Current Team: Retired Discipline: Road and Track Role: Retired Rider Type: All-rounder |
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Managerial Information |
Current Team: Cambridge Cycling Club UK Past Teams: Ely Cycling Club Nottingham Cycling Club
Norwich Cycling Club
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Early Life[]
Springer grew up in his hometown of London, United Kingdom. He started cycling divisionally when he was 20, but he cycled with friends as soon as he started secondary school when he was around 12 years old.
Divisional Cycling (As rider)[]
As a rider, Springer was selected by his team manager for 123 races in total, and he won all 123 of them. He won all three divisional championships that he was in. He was only a cyclist for 3 seasons, then he went into commentary of divisional cycling races until 2012, when he became Cambridge Cycling Club manager.
Divisional Cycling (As manager)[]
As a manger, Springer has only managed Cambridge Cycling Club, which he started doing in the early stages of 2012. He still manages Cambridge Cycling Club to this day, and has no intention of leaving yet, despite his age of 75. He became manager because the very last Cambridge manager, Mark Watson, resigned from manager of Cambridge to go to manage Cambridge's biggest rivals - Ely Cycling Club. Springer is worried that with Watson will make Ely a strong team, and that they make easily make it to the top of Division One for the end of the season, so Springer will try extra hard to keep Cambridge at the top.
The Cambridge News has announced that Springer may retire altogether due to his age of 75, but Springer has not confirmed this news, so at the moment, no one is treating this as true.