Alice Towers first turned heads in 2022 when she boldly attacked and rode 45 km solo to claim the Elite British National Champion’s jersey, showcasing a wealth of talent and potential.

Since joining CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto in 2023, Alice has continued to steadily progress, demonstrating impressive adaptability and versatility across all types of races – whether on cobbles or up hors catégorie climbs.

She spent over 100 km in a breakaway at Paris-Roubaix Femmes, secured her first UCI WorldTour top ten at the 2024 Deakin University Women’s Road Race, and played a critical role in teammate Neve Bradbury’s third and second-place finishes overall at the Santos Tour Down Under and the UAE Tour Women, respectively.

On top of those notable moments, she has also been a key member of two Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift teams that podiumed in the general classification, experiencing both the yellow and polka dot jerseys firsthand, and finishing fifth in the 2023 youth classification.

Speaking when she first joined CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto:

“By the end of my three-year contract I want to have improved a lot and be competitive in all of the top races. I’m not really sure yet what type of rider I am yet, so I just need to focus on continuing to develop and get stronger.”

Still just 22 years old, and having already garnered immense experience across a wide range of terrains and race scenarios, Alice has accumulated insights that position her well to put all the pieces together in 2025.