Jackson Sanders - Edge Cycling

Elite Men Rider

Jackson Sanders: Racing Beyond His Years

At just 16, Jackson Sanders is already making waves on the national and international cycling stage. With eight years of racing experience and a fierce competitive spirit, this Edge Cycling and Team California Academy standout is one to watch this summer at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center—and beyond.

Quick Facts & Results:

  • Discipline: Endurance
  • Favorite Events: Madison & Elimination
  • Teams: Edge Cycling (Track), Team California Academy (Road)
  • School: Parkland High School, Class of 2027
  • 3rd in Team Pursuit, 2023 Junior Nationals
  • PA State Criterium Champion, 15/16 Men’s Division, 2024
  • 1st in Junior Madison, Lexus Velodrome Oktoberfest, 2024

Jackson’s path to racing began close to home—he was inspired by watching his older brother, Troy Sanders, compete. That spark quickly turned into a drive to be the best he can be, and now Jackson’s dedication is taking him around the world.

“I’m motivated by my own determination—I want to see how far I can go.”

His most unforgettable cycling moment? Racing on cobblestones in a kermesse in Oudenaarde, Belgium—a rite of passage for many top endurance riders. And while he dreams big, Jackson keeps it grounded with favorites like pasta, chicken, broccoli, and cheese as a post-race meal and upbeat techno music to get in the zone.

When he's not on the bike, Jackson enjoys skiing, cars, and yes, still building with Legos—reminders that even with big ambitions, he’s still a teen with passion for play and creativity.

His best advice to aspiring cyclists?

“It’s all about consistency and staying motivated. That’s what really makes the difference.”

Whether he's racing through the rolling hills of Flanders or soaking in the scenic beauty of Redlands, California, Jackson’s passion for cycling and his growing list of results make him a rider with a bright future—and a name to remember.

Catch Jackson Sanders this season at TTown as he chases speed, skill, and another step toward cycling greatness.