📝Ole Jablonski -> Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank

Another amateur stepping up to Conti level with Jablonski.

Jablonski doesn't have any outstanding results anywhere & will likely slot into a team role if he doesn't step up massively. Will be interesting to see how he handles Conti lvl.

📸Lotto Kern-Haus

📝Jakob Huschle -> Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank

Huschle continues the trend of Lotto to get amateur riders to make the next step at Conti level.

Originally a MTBer, he switched to the road in 23 & started to get results this year. Seems quite all-round, will see how he fares at UCI level.

📸Vero Schäf

📝Baptiste Huyet -> Bike Aid

Baptiste Huyet is another very strong signing by Bike Aid & should slot into a leading role.

Huyet is a good climber who should get the team results in stage races and slot into the Schiffer role next to Yemane. Also will help with their usual French invites.

📸Bike Aid

No, not related to Niklas and Timo.

But also from the north (Hamburg).

📝Eike Behrens -> Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank

Lotto tried to sign Behrens, the best amateur in the Bundesliga for two years, last year already and now managed to.

Behrens is a good cross rider and has his strenghts on hilly terrain. Should still have a good margin of improvment.

📸Lotto Kern-Haus

📝Jakob Lauer -> Bike Aid

With Jakob Lauer the team signs a local Junior who is stepping up into the Elite.

Lauer has some solid international and national results especially on rolling and hilly courses. He will probably need some time to adapt at the new level though.

📸holgersradsportfotos

2023 Worlds ITT Stirling?

📝Arno Wallenborn -> Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank

With Wallenborn the team gets a real GC rider for the hard stage races and an option for difficult one-day races.

Wallenborn has the potential to turn pro and has had some great results. He will try to win next year to make that step.

📸Lotto Kern-Haus

Jesko Wrobel -> Lotto Kern-Haus PSD Bank

First confirmed new rider for Lotto is the former speed skater Jesko Wrobel.

Wrobel has been racing his bike for two year with lots of good results at amateur level in Germany & Belgium. Strong rider, survives hills & has a decent finish.

📸Lotto Kern-Haus

Kristiāns Belohvoščiks -> Bike Aid

Another very interesting international signing for Bike Aid.

Belohvoščiks has been developing steadily in the smaller European and Asian races. He has a fast sprint and also has the engine to handle some hills well and compete against smaller fields.

📸Bike Aid

Oscar Schempp -> Bike Aid

With Schempp Bike Aid sign a young und relatively inexperienced rider who has shown some good promise.

Only racing his bike since 2023, Schempp has some good results in flat and lumpy terrain. He could make some good steps in a slighly bigger team as Bike Aid.

📸Bike Aid

They will join the 6 remaining riders of Jette Simon, Seàna Littbarski-Gray, Olivia Schoppe, Lena Reißner, Mira Winkelhag and Pia Grünewald.

All in all a pretty young and inexperienced roster. Good to see so many Juniors getting their chances but they will likely need time to adapt at UCI level.

📝Leopold Beirig -> Rembe rad-net

Leopold Beirig is the third Junior announced today by Rembe and the only one not doing any track.

Beirig had a solid time as a Junior winning national races & the highlight of coming 7th in Gent-Wevelgem. He'll need time and should mostly be a helper.

📸Aubin Lipke

📝Victor Wedekind -> Rembe rad-net

Wedekind is another Junior who combines track and road and thus feels like a natural Rembe signing.

Wedekind won a UCI race & several Bundesliga races as a Junior. He has a good TT, is explosive and could develop into a really good racer.

📸Nele van der Huijt