Rider Profile
Jay Vine
UAE Team Emirates-XRG
Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2025 - UAE Team Emirates-XRG
- 2024 - UAE Team Emirates
- 2023 - UAE Team Emirates
- 2022 - Alpecin-Deceuninck
- 2021 - Alpecin-Fenix
Biography:
Jay Vine was born in Townsville, Australia on November 16, 1995. The climber turned professional with Alpecin-Fenix in 2021 after graduating from the Zwift Academy, a competition hosted by the online training program where riders battle to win a pro contract.
He hit the ground running in his first season with the Belgian team, finishing fifth at the Tour of Turkey in April before going on to make his Grand Tour debut at the Vuelta a España later in the year, taking third place on the summit finish of Pico Villuercas on stage 14.
Vine's progress only continued in 2022, the Australian beginning his year with the mountains jersey at the Etoile de Bessèges and, later in the spring, second overall at the Tours of Turkey and Norway. His big breakthrough would come, once again, at the Vuelta, however.
Vine picked up two stage wins at the race, winning with 6km solos at the summit finishes of Pico Jano and Colláu Fancuaya on stages 6 and 8. He vaulted into the lead of the mountain classification as a result and looked all set to take the polka dot jersey to Madrid before sadly being forced out of the race due to a crash just three days from the finish.
More wins were on the way following a move to UAE Team Emirates in 2023, including the Australian time trial title, the Tour Down Under and a stage and the mountain classification at the season-ending Tour of Turkey. Now established as a top climber in the peloton, he'll take on the Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España in 2024.
Key Results
1st Vuelta a España stages 6 & 8, 2022
1st Tour Down Under 2023
1st Australian National Championships time trial 2023
1st Tour of Turkey stage 7, 2023
Related Articles

'He was unbeatable' - Jay Vine finds 'redemption' in silver-medal time trial performance behind winner Remco Evenepoel in Kigali
By Kirsten Frattini published
News 'It's a highlight of my career to be standing on the podium in the individual time trial' says Australian

'A bit unique' - Australian elite men's squad eyes golden opportunities on demanding World Championships course
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
News Jai Hindley and Jay Vine are likely leaders for the elite men's road team in the absence of Ben O'Connor

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'Absolutely gutted' – Jay Vine absorbs sting of missing win at shortened Vuelta a España time trial by one second
By Simone Giuliani published
News Australian looks to turn disappointment into World Championships motivation

'This is for you' – Jay Vine dedicates third Vuelta a España solo triumph to his son as local knowledge proves vital in Andorra
By James Moultrie published
News Australian rider welcomed by wife and son at the finish after attacking away on wet descent to win in Pal

'With the team we've got, it's well within our grasp' – UAE Team Emirates-XRG ready to step into Vuelta a España spotlight at team time trial
By James Moultrie published
News Emirati squad looking for victory on Wednesday with leaders João Almeida and Juan Ayuso sitting 10th and 11th on GC

'The luckiest unlucky person around' - Jay Vine moves toward Giro d'Italia goal through a new post-injury normal
By Simone Giuliani published
Interview Australian discusses recovery, perspective changes, Grand Tour goals and the safety 'dark ages'

'Tough to make a difference' - Tour Down Under standings still wide open after stage 3 fireworks
By Laura Weislo published
News 18 riders make the lead group behind race leader Romo on stage 3
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