Jonathan Vaughters

While Jonathan Vaughters has not accumulated a shelf of traditional awards, his impact on professional cycling is substantial. As a rider, he won a time trial up Mont Ventoux in 1999. As a manager, he built Slipstream Sports into a WorldTour team known for its anti-doping culture and development of young talent. He served as president of the International Association of Professional Cycling Teams, shaping policy across the sport. His memoir One-Way Ticket has been praised for its candid exploration of doping culture.