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Road and gravel, Axelle can race it all. This is the 29-year-old’s first season with the squad and she’ll race a mixed program.


Axelle Dubau-Prévôt

Juan Rodriguez

Alexis’ heart beats for racing. This year marks her 12th season as a professional racer and in that time, she has won Drentse Acht van Westerveld and podiumed at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Dwars door Vlaanderen, and Ronde van Drenthe. The American loves the spring classics in particular.

Alexis Magner

Alice joins EF Education-Oatly this year with five seasons of pro racing already to her name. She enjoys seeing the progress in her racing and training day after day, year after year as she works toward her goals. This year, Alice wants to start gaining experience as a leader in select races and to see what kind of a racer she becomes. 

Alice Towers

Teenager Auke De Buysser is an up-and-comer to watch all season. She loves the spring classics and any race that ends in a tough sprint or a punchy climb. These days, Auke is focused on the road but she grew up racing on the track as well.

Auke De Buysser

Stina joins EF Education-Oatly as the current time trial champion of Sweden. With two additional time trial victories in her palmarès, Stina wants to continue to strengthen her talents against the clock while also developing her abilities in the cobbled classics.

Stina Kagevi

Still in her early 20s, Solbjørk is excited to develop as a racer. She adores racing the spring classics as she loves punchy climbs and one-day races, though she dreams of becoming an all-rounder.

Her top results include placing fifth on the general classification in the 2024 edition of the Volta a Catalunya Femenina and sixth at the GP Oetingen that year. Last season, she finished third in the Danish road race national championships. 

Solbjork Anderson

Solbjørk Anderson

Caoimhe cut her teeth racing in Belgium and to this day, she gets an unrivaled thrill when she experiences the mad rush of the peloton and the short, punchy climbs. Naturally, she loves the classics.

This is Caoimhe’s first season with EF Education-Oatly and her first in the WorldTour. Her goals for the season are to continue to grow and develop, while supporting her teammates.

Caoimhe O'Brien

Noah Hobbs

Luke Lamperti

Michael Leonard is excited for his first season with EF Education-EasyPost. The 21-year-old Canadian from Oakville, Ontario, wants to show what he can do in the hardest one-day classics and earn a spot to race his first grand tour. 

Michael Leonard

Matthias Schwarzbacher 

Mattia Agostinacchio

Colby Simmons

Kasper Asgreen

Alex Baudin

Alastair MacKellar

Max Walker

Samuele Battistella

Vincenzo Albanese

Madis Mihkels

At just 24 years old, Nina is only getting warmed up. Now in her fourth season as a pro racer, she is a budding classics rider and she loves a hard day of racing in challenging weather conditions. Nina loves to race aggressively and relishes a chance to spend the day in the break.

Nina Berton

Henrietta fell in love with the sound of cycling. She heard the distinct sound of cleats walking on concrete and knew this was the sport for her. She then convinced her parents to let her take up the sport and the rest is history. She quickly discovered she was a powerful rider who excelled on climbs.

Henrietta Christie

It’s hard to pin Cédrine down. She is from France but often trains in Andorra, though she spends a lot of time traveling around Europe in her van in search of adventure (surfing in Portugal is one of her favorites). She prefers spontaneity to plans. You’re more likely to find Cédrine out on the dance floor than going to bed early. She is a dreamer, but she also takes action.

Cédrine Kerbaol

Now in her fourth season as a pro, Babette continues to grow and develop as a rider. Last season she sprinted her way to top five finishes on stages at the Tour of Britain and the Giro d’Italia and was a valuable teammate to help Noemi win the Tour Down Under.

Growing up in the Netherlands, Babette quickly learned to love headwinds and harsh weather. Today, she is happiest racing when the conditions are tough and the day includes cobbles or punchy hills. Naturally, she loves the spring classics.

Babette van der Wolf

At just 20, Alex Volstad life has already taken unexpected turns. She once thought her life path would focus on engineering and had the opportunity to study it at university. Instead, she decided to follow her dream and become a professional bike racer.

Alex Volstad

Mirre is still developing and discovering her strengths at this early stage in her career. She joined our team mid-way through the 2024 season after earning her first professional victory. The joy she felt that day stemmed from the perseverance and grit she used to take that win. She lives for the classics season when both of her all-time favorite races – Ronde van Vlaanderen and Paris-Roubaix – happen. She dreams of winning one (or both!) of these monuments one day.

Mirre Knaven

From Harvard to venture capital to double Olympic Gold, Kristen Faulkner’s path has been anything but conventional. But one thing is a constant – her rigorous pursuit of excellence.

Before she became a cyclist, the double Olympic gold medalist and back-to-back US road race champion earned her bachelor’s degree in computer science at Harvard, where she competed on the university rowing team.

Kristen Faulkner

In Noemi’s first two seasons at EF Education-Oatly, the former Swiss national champion has started by winning her first race of the season: in 2024, she outsprinted the field at Trofeo Felanitx-Colònia de Sant Jordi to take the first ever win for the squad. Then in 2025, at the Tour Down Under, Noemi soloed to victory on the queen stage and then went on to win the overall general classification. She podiumed at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race and had top ten results at Strade Bianche and Trofeo Alfredo Binda before she sprinted to third place at the first modern edition of Sanremo women. Noemi finished the 2025 season with another podium, this time at Tre Valli Varesine.

Noemi Rüegg

Magdeleine soloing to victory at the 2025 world championships in Rwanda may have been a surprise for some people, but not to Mags’ teammates and loved ones. The consummate teammate, she has proven herself in the mountains in big stage races like the Vuelta a España Femenina, the Giro d’Italia Women, and the Tour de France Femmes, and one-day races like Strade Biance and Amstel Gold. Her enthusiasm for cycling drives her. 

Magdeleine Vallieres

Markel Beloki

Lukas Nerurkar

Darren Rafferty 

Archie Ryan

Harry Sweeny

Jardi van der Lee

Mikkel Honoré

Richard Carapaz races with grit and without fear. The Olympic champion and Giro d’Italia winner hails from the high mountains of Ecuador, where he started racing as a 16-year-old kid for his local club. 

Richard Carapaz

Alexander Cepeda

Ben Healy is one of the best young bike racers of his generation. Born and raised near Birmingham, the 22-year-old cyclist is proud of his Irish roots and honored to wear the Bratach na hÉireann skinsuit as Irish national time-trial champion.

Ben Healy

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Georg Steinhauser

Sean Quinn

Neilson has progressed steadily since he turned pro in 2018, thanks to his hard-work and diligent approach to training. In 2020, Neilson Powless became the first tribally recognized Native North American to race the Tour de France.

Neilson Powless

Michael Valgren

Marijn van den Berg

Like Lachlan Morton himself, his cycling career has been anything but traditional. Though he got his cycling start in road cycling, nowadays the thirty-year-old is best known for the alternative calendar and his long distance rides. 

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