Ride with Legends
Chris Froome
4-Time Tour de France winner, Chris Froome, is a native of Kenya with British citizenship and is one of the greatest cyclists in history. As the first British rider to officially win a Grand Tour, he is one of just seven cyclists to have won all three Grand Tours (Italy, France and Spain). Despite his two victories in the Vuelta a Espana and a win of the Giro d’Italia, he is best known for four victories in the Tour de France. His ascendance to a fifth win was interrupted by a serious training crash in 2019. Despite a slow and frustrating recovery, Froome showed a return to form placing third on legendary Alpe d’Huez stage in the 2022 Tour.
Cam Wurf
Cam Wurf was labeled the “world’s most versatile elite endurance athlete” by podcaster and wellness guru Rich Roll. A native of Tasmania and longtime ambassador for Best Buddies, Wurf has achieved world-class status in three sports. Having competed in rowing at the 2004 Olympics, Wurf switched to cycling with immediate success. He earned a spot in the UCI World Tour in Europe and completed the Vuelta a España and Giro d’Italia. He then became one of the top triathletes in the world, setting the fastest bike time in two successive editions of Kona. Popular with fans and other riders, Wurf is referred to as the “Chief Motivation Officer” of every team he joins. For that, the INEOS Grenadiers recruited the Australian for both cycling and triathlon. Now 40, Wurf shocked not only pundits but also his fellow riders when he delivered a solid team ride in Paris-Roubaix, finished the grueling “Queen of the Classics”, and then laced up running shoes and ran a half marathon for training.
Leanda Cave
Leanda Cave is a four-time world champion triathlete and the first woman in history to win both the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships in the same year (2012). With an 18-year professional career representing Great Britain, she competed at the highest levels across Olympic, Half, and Full Ironman distances—earning global recognition by CNN as one of the fittest women in the world.
Since retiring at the end of 2017, Leanda has shifted her focus to coaching, founding her own performance coaching business and represents Pinarello as an ambassador. Today, Cave works with athletes of all levels, helping them achieve their goals in triathlon, swimming, cycling, and running, while occasionally competing for fun or participating in events for charitable causes. Backed by decades of experience, she offers expert guidance in training, nutrition, and mindset—empowering others to unlock their full potential.
Watch Leanda’s recent Tedx Talk, Failure is the Force that Shapes you, here.
AJ August
Andrew “AJ” August is a 21-year-old professional cyclist from Rochester, New York, who competes for the Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team. A rising talent in the professional ranks, August has progressed from his American cycling roots to the international stage, competing alongside the best riders in the world. His dedication to the sport and continued development have established him as one of the world’s most exciting young rider to watch.
In 2026, August has enjoyed a breakthrough season, earning his first professional victories and demonstrating his potential as a versatile stage racer. He won a stage at the Volta Comunitat Valenciana, claimed a WorldTour stage victory at Itzulia Basque Country, and secured the overall title at the Czech Tour collecting two stage wins along the way. He is set to join Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team for the 2027 season.
Now based in Andorra, August lives and trains in one of Europe’s premier destinations for professional cyclists. Surrounded by the challenging climbs of the Pyrenees and a thriving international cycling community, he continues to develop his abilities and pursue his ambitions at the highest level of the sport.