SD Worx NV

I feel like that was the team, and then all of a sudden, it's like, who's on that team anymore?

Well, SD Worx was the team.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

So there's a lot of moving parts here.

There's, you know, how is Kasia going to benefit Lidl-Trek? What is she going to get out of that? Who are the riders on Lidl-Trek that might suffer from the incoming of Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney, or is there only positives there? And then there's also, how does this play into Canyon–SRAM? And so I think it's a huge conversation, Kasia moving to Lidl-Trek, in a way that Demi Vollering moving from SD Worx to FDJ-United Suez, um, in 2025 was a huge conversation.

And this whole transfer season, we've seen so many big riders move around, and I think we're gonna keep seeing all this shuffling as the news continues to trickle out.

Only today, we had two more, um, major transfers that we'll discuss in a minute.

Um, she seems to be on this upward trajectory in every way.

I think physically we're seeing the best of her this year.

Mentally, tactically, it's all starting to come together at 32 years of age, which is really cool when you think how long she's been in the Peloton, since 19 years old, when she came straight from juniors into SD Worx, or Boels-Dolman at the time.

Rabobank.

The Brit had been struggling to find a new team, was recently at the Vuelta, but now has a two-year deal with the Swiss squad.

Meanwhile, Georgia Baker moves from Jayco-AlUla over to Canyon//SRAM, whilst Mikaela Harvey moves to Jayco-AlUla from SD Worx.

Uh, Loretta Hansen, meanwhile, has signed a three-year contract with Movistar.

And just finally, Mathieu Verschure is another rider to leave TotalEnergies.

So I'm gonna go with Simon first.

Simon Parsons, director of UK compliance at SD Worx.

Yeah, sure.

So Simon Parsons, director of compliance strategies at SD Worx.

I've been with the business, this is my third stint, since 1997.

I know I look far too young for that.