Giant Bicycles - December 30, 2024

A Year in Review: Giant Bicycles! 🚴‍♂️

From the launch of the 10 generation TCR to creating a perfect...

INNOVATION & PODIUMS: GIANT'S 2024 YEAR IN REVIEW

2024 was a year filled with excitement and incredible moments! Take a trip down memory-lane with us as we highlights some of our favorite moments from the year.

2024 was a monumental year for Giant, with the launch of the 10th-generation Giant TCR. A continuation of it's legacy of being at the forefront of cycling innovation. The newest generation of TCR has introduced cutting-edge composite materials and new industry-leading construction techniques to the TCR range.

The Giant Ambassador community was also in full force exploring riding destinations and continuing to unleash their potential. Freerider and Giant Athlete, Reece Wallace, traveled from his home in Nanaimo, BC to Guadalajara, Mexico for the Fortaleza Freeride Fiesta, flying to the event in a friend's personal plane. Yuri Hauswald, Giant USA Ambassador, explored backcountry gravel roads in the latest edition of his exploratory series, HORIZONS, which took viewers to the historic town of Ely, Nevada.

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Giant gravel athletes, Brendan Johnston and Cole Paton took on a full race calendar devoted to the Lifetime Grand Prix. Over seven arduous events, Brendan and Cole finished the season strong, with both landing in the top five overall.

Both members of Giant's privateer collective raced aboard the Anthem Advanced 29 and XtC Advanced SL 29 at the Lifetime Grand Prix's three mountain-bike events, depending on the course, and aboard the Revolt Advanced Pro at the series' three gravel events. Both also wore the Giant Rev Pro helmet throughout the Lifetime series.

Now they set their sights on the 2025 edition of the series, feeling motivated to get back up on the podium!

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U23 rider Dario Lillo lead the team's World Cup wins with three victories and by securing third place in the U23 XCC overall standings, while also ranking fourth in U23 XCO overall.

The downhill division saw a strong season from Remi Thirion, who finished the season ranking 11th in the overall and secured a memorable fourth-place finish at Mont-Sainte-Anne, just over a second from the winning time. The Meier-Smith brothers also made their mark, with Luke finishing 21st in the World Cup rankings, while Remy achieved a season-best 17th place at Fort William.

In the enduro series, Sascha Kim finished the season ranking third in the U21 Enduro World Cup, and Luke Meier-Smith notably secured a second-place finish in the elite men's Enduro World Cup in Combloux.

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