Maghalie Rochette is a Canadian professional cyclist who specializes in cyclocross and MTB racing. She sometimes jumps in Gravel & road as well. If it has Pedals (Preferably XPEDO), she can ride/race it!

Based in Sainte-Adèle, Quebec, she has made her mark on the international scene with a dynamic style and an unmistakable passion for the sport. Maghalie is a multiple-time Canadian Cyclocross National Champion and has also claimed the Pan-American Championship title multiple times. One of her career highlights came in 2019, when she won a UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Iowa City.

Racing as a privateer, Maghalie runs her own program with her husband David, which allows her to stay deeply connected with the cycling community and her partners. She is also the founder of the CX Fever Fund, an initiative aimed at helping young Canadian cyclocross athletes gain international race experience.

Stefano Barberi is a Brazilian/American Professional Gravel and Mountain Bike cyclist. Stefano started competing in mountain biking in 1992 at the age of 8, turned PRO in 2003, before making a switch to Road racing fulltime for the next 14 seasons. In 2018 Stefano got back to his roots racing Mountain Bikes, and gravel bikes, and started his own Privateer program with support from companies of his choice in which he BELIEVES in. Stefano is a multi time, multi State Champion (Florida Crit, and mtb, Colorado Road, and California Road and Crit), UCI, NRC, and NUE race winner. In 2025, Stefano will be competing throughout North America aiming for the win at most of the more prestigious MTB and Gravel races using XPEDO M-Force 8, and Thrust (SONIK) Pedals

Syd and Macky are professional mountain bike racers on a quest to race the best and most challenging mountain bike races around the world. They race a variety of events, everything from cross-country stage races to mass-start downhill races, and their main criteria is the race vibe, not the race type, with a focus on unique, fun, epic events. You can follow their adventures on their YouTube channel and Instagram.

Crystal Anthony grew up in Massachusetts in a big family of cyclists, developing a love for riding through two-wheeled adventures with her brothers. Since launching her cycling career with cyclocross in 2008, she has become one of the most versatile off-road athletes in the US. She’s raced disciplines from XC, marathon mountain bike, mountain bike and gravel stage races, enduro, and most recently, gravel. She has 21 UCI cyclocross victories, and has represented Team USA 5 times at the World Championships: 3 times for cyclocross, once for gravel, and once for marathon mountain biking. This is her fourth season competing in the Life Time Grand Prix, with a best 8th place overall finish in 2023.

She is equally passionate about helping others achieve their goals and runs her own coaching business, Crystal Anthony Coaching. Now based in Bentonville, AR a growing hub for cycling, she actively supports her community by leading clinics, camps, and workshops. An advocate for a holistic approach to performance, she also shares her love for healthy cooking and baking through her website of nutritious recipes.

Ivan Domínguez, affectionately known as "The Cuban Missile," is a distinguished former professional cyclist hailing from Havana, Cuba. He represented Cuba on the international stage, securing multiple medals at the Pan American Games and setting national records. After defecting to the United States in 1998, Dominguez rapidly ascended the American cycling scene, turning professional in 2001. Renowned for his sprinting prowess, he amassed numerous victories, including stage wins at the Tour of California, Tour of Georgia, and Tour of Missouri, and clinched the overall USA Criterium Series title in 2006. Following his retirement from professional cycling, he transitioned to triathlon, competing professionally for several years. Today, Ivan remains deeply involved in the cycling community, sharing his extensive experience and passion for the sport.

LA Sweat Racing believes it only takes a few women to influence a peloton, and that cycling is a place for everyone. They’re on a mission to empower other women to cut the crap and be unafraid to get out there and ride. In a culture of power profiles, recovery tights, and carbon bottle cage bolts, it's nice to be reminded there are still women out there who just wanna go fast and have fun. Because bikes are fun. Riding is fun. Racing is fun. Oh, and winning races every now and then ain't too shabby either.