Isle of Man native Jamie McCanney rose fast with the 2013 FIM Youth Enduro (125) World Cup and the 2015 Junior World title. 

Then he added senior world silver medals in E2 (2017) and E1 (2018). 

After a top-20 on his Dakar debut he stayed sharp by winning the Aveyronnaise Classic twice (2019, 2020) and, on returning to EnduroGP, finished 4th in E2 (2021) and 4th in E1 (2022). 

He helped Team GB win the 2022 ISDE, later earned E1 world championship bronze, and—after an injury-hit 2024—targets fresh success on Triumph’s new TF250-E in 2025.