Repping SISU Racing from Mechelen — a historic city perfectly wedged between Brussels and Antwerp — Niels Willems proudly calls Belgium the cornerstone of cycling. And like the country itself, his riding is built on grit, versatility, and a deep respect for shared suffering.

Repping SISU Racing from Switzerland, Sabina trains where mountains are not just a metaphor but a way of life. A diesel climber at heart, she thrives on long ascents, early mornings, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing she can go further than she once believed.

For Paweł Klamecki from Wrocław, Poland, cycling isn’t a hobby, a phase, or something that needs explaining. It’s simply part of life. Something you do. Something you commit to. Something you build - slowly, honestly, and without shortcuts.

From Israel, Yakov Dadush lives a rhythm that many talk about but few truly commit to. He’s a father of seven, a competitive SISU Racing rider, and a reminder that high-level performance isn’t forged in highlight moments—it’s built quietly, day by day, through consistency, planning, and community.

Necati “Brofessor” doesn’t shout about watts, plans, or podiums. He doesn’t obsess over perfect intervals or colour-coded calendars. And yet, quietly, deliberately, he’s become one of the most important threads in the fabric of SISU Racing.

Katie’s journey is the kind that zig-zags through ski towns, film sets, forest fires, hospital corridors, and finally into a garage in Boise, Idaho where two bikes sit side-by-side, monitors glow like mission control, and racing happens only when the household schedule says it’s legal.

From a basement Allez to blue kit belief, Allan Crew’s journey is a reminder that SISU isn’t about where you start. It’s about showing up, backing your people, and realising one night race at a time that you get to do this.

Deep underground in Haworth, West Yorkshire — UK time zone, stone walls, country music echoing — you’ll find Howard Williamson doing what he’s always done: turning pedals, sorting his head out, and quietly proving that resilience doesn’t age out.

Matt Janssen - a story of purpose and adventure. Cycling, for Matt, has never just been sport; it’s been structure, identity, and a compass.

From Santiago to the Summit: The Relentless Rise of Eugenio “Gene” Montecinos

From a cold garage in Morpeth, Northumberland, to late-night Zwift start lines across Europe, Rob Meigh embodies a particular kind of SISU strength — the steady, reliable kind that just keeps turning the pedals

Andrea is the team’s resident biology nerd, glucose apologist, and proud Gluten-Free Cyclist.