Biography
One of the most versatile riders in the peloton, winner of close to twenty races on the road and four gold medals at the Track World Championships, Ethan turned pro in 2020 and has since taken at least a victory each year.
A rider who can time trial, climb and sprint, Hayter impressed in a number of races – from the Tour de Romandie or the Tour of Britain to the World Championships, where in 2022 he finished top ten in both races – and will now start a new chapter in his career, one which the London-based rider looks forward to with a lot of excitement and optimism.
“I’m really pleased to sport the colors of Soudal Quick-Step – one of the best teams in the peloton – this year. It’s an exciting moment in my career and I’m grateful for the opportunity. From the outside, it has always looked like a great team to be part of, and this new challenge is something that motivates me for this season, where I’m looking forward to giving my best and helping the team increase its already legendary tally of victories”, said Ethan, a lifelong Arsenal fan, who before getting seriously into cycling, used to practise Taekwondo.
