MAXX SOLAR ROSE Women Racing – New partnership with UCI team
MAXX SOLAR
ROSE Women Racing is a German women's cycling team that has already won several
individual and team rankings in the Bundesliga in recent years and is stepping
up to the UCI level for the first time this year. Together with ROSE, the team
is taking the next big step into professional cycling.
An ambitious team with big goals
For the
first season with an international UCI licence, the team has set itself the
goal of participating in at least one World Tour race. The 14 female riders
will compete with the Xlite 06.
The
following athletes are registered for the team and the current season: Svenja
Betz, Helena Bieber, Katharina Fox, Leila Gschwentner (AUT), Katharina Hechler,
Amelie Hild (FRA), Fabienne Jährig, Lisa Kromm, Olivia Schoppe, Tina Schulz,
Jette Simon, Finja Smekal, Michelle Stark (SUI) and Lydia Ventker. The team is
supported by Sebastian Ventker and Christian Müller as sporting directors and
by Vera Hohlfeld as team representative.
Highlights of the season
At the beginning of February, the team will head to the Balearic island of Mallorca to prepare for the season. The riders then start the race marathon directly with a UCI race, the Omloop van het Hageland, a one-day race in Belgium, followed by the Trofeo Oro in Italy at the beginning of March.
Other
highlights of the season include the International Lotto Thuringia Ladies Tour
(GER), Gracia Orlova (CZE), GP Eco-Struct (BEL), Trofee Maarten Wynants (BEL),
Womens Cycling Grand Prix Stuttgart (GER) and the German Championships in Bad
Dürheim.
Passion and performance in women's cycling
"It is
obvious how passionate everyone is about it and that we all want to contribute
to the sustainable development of women’s cycling. The foundation is
built." (Anatol Sostmann, Director Brand at ROSE)
With the
new partnership, ROSE remains true to its concept. The aim is to make as many
people as possible aware of how much excitement and action women's cycling
races offer and with how much enthusiasm and determination the professional
female cyclists take part in the races. For young female riders, stepping up to
a professional level is still difficult. Supporting the team will raise
awareness of women's cycling and promote equality in sports.