Jack Maddux

Discipline: Road Cycling
Current Residence: Fresno, California
Hometown and Birthplace: Fresno, California
Birthdate: April 28, 1997
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 144 lbs.
Team: Hot Tubes Junior Cycling Development Team
Coach: Felicia Gomez
High School: Clovis North High School (Fresno, Calif.), Class of 2015
Website: jackmaddux.blogspot.com

National Championships

• 1st place – 2013 USA Cycling Juniors Track National Championships: 15-16 Men’s Team Pursuit, 16-18 Madison
• 1st place – 2011 USA Cycling Juniors, U23, Elite & Para-Cycling Road National Championships, 13-14 Men’s Time Trial

Career Highlights

• 1st place – 2014 Mere Kermesse, Belgium
• 2nd place – 2014 Herentals Kermesse, Belgium
• 1st place – 2014 Hoelenden-Kortenaken Kermesse, Belgium
• 1st place – 2014 Kortessem Kermesse, Belgium
• 1st place – 2014 Huldenberg Kermesse, Belgium
• 1st place – 2014 Erondegem Kermesse, Belgium
• 1st place – 2014 Wijer Nieuwerkerken Kermesse, Belgium
• 3rd place – 2014 Kermesse Geel, Ireland
• 1st place – 2014 Junior Tour of Ireland, Stage 4
• 1st place – 2013 Kermesse Heers-Bovelingen, Belgium

More domestic results from Jack Maddux

Jack Maddux paces the field up a climb at the 2014 UCI Road World Championships. (photo by Casey B. Gibson)

Hobbies: Surfing; Skating; Hiking; Camping; Mountain biking

Favorite Race: Sea Otter Circuit Race

Favorite Place to Train: Fresno, California

Favorite Cycling Memory: Winning the 2013 16-18 men’s madison national championship with my best friend Matthew Valencia

Hero/Role Model: Fabian Cancellara. He is very professional and his style is flawless.

Best Advice Received From a Coach When First Starting Out: Be yourself and everything else will fall into place.

Motivations: The thought of winning, the thought of going World Tour, my family, my director

Cycling & Personal Goals: Go professional. Get a degree in physical therapy.

What makes you a unique person? Surfing. It’s become my second passion; an outlet other than cycling.

How did you first become involved in cycling? Cyclo-cross circa 2008. My dad was an avid cyclist so it was only a matter of time until I caught the bug and started racing.