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international ⁤Stars adn U23 Champions Highlight 2026 Life Time Grand Prix ⁢Roster

The Life Time Grand Prix series is set‍ to welcome a strong international field in 2026, with several high-profile racers making‌ their series⁤ debuts alongside returning U23 champions. Organizers confirmed⁢ the full roster Tuesday, showcasing a diverse lineup of gravel, mountain bike, and⁤ road ‌cycling talent.

The⁢ 2026⁢ series ⁣will feature 2024 Unbound Gravel winner Rosa Klöser (Germany) ⁣and 2025 Gravel Earth Series runner-up Karolina Migoń (Poland)⁤ competing‍ in ‍the full Grand Prix for the first time. Joining⁢ them will ⁤be European cross country MTB champion Andreas Seewald (Germany) and 2024 Gravel Earth‌ Series winner Simen Nordahl Svendsen (Norway).​ The Life Time Grand Prix serves as⁣ a premier test of endurance and ‍all-around cycling ability, attracting athletes vying for a significant overall title and substantial prize purse. The series also continues its commitment to ⁤developing the‌ next generation of talent with the return of the U23 program.

Life Time Grand Prix 2026 Roster: Women

Morgan Aguirre 32, USA
Laurn Decrenching 35, USA
Cecily​ Decker 27, USA
Maude Farrell ​34, USA
Sofía Gómez⁤ Villafañe 31, Argentina
Stella Hobbs 32, USA
Ruth Holcomb 22,⁣ USA
Rosa Klöser 29, Germany
Sarah Lange 34, USA
Emma Langley 30, USA
Cecile⁢ Lejeune ‌27, France
Karolina Migoń 29, Poland
Paige Onweller 36,⁣ USA
Hannah Otto⁢ 30, USA
Hayley Preen 27, South Africa
Melisa Rollins 30, USA
Ruby Ryan‌ 24, USA
samara Sheppard 35, New Zealand
Courtney sherwell 37, Australia
Alexis Skarda 36, ​​USA
Lauren Stephens 39, USA
Sarah Sturm 36, USA

Life Time Grand Prix 2026 Roster: Men

matthew Beers 31, South Africa
Zach Calton 28, USA
Cobe Freeburn 24, USA
griffin Hoppin ‍22, USA
Brendan ⁢johnston 34, Australia
cameron Jones 25, New ‍Zealand
Andrew L’Esperance 34, Canada
Bradyn Lange 26, USA
Payson McElveen 32, ⁢USA
Simen Nordahl svendsen 26, Norway
Kyan Olshove 23, USA
Cole Paton 28, USA
Simon Pellaud ⁤33, Switzerland
Marc‌ Pritzen 26, South Africa
Torbjørn Røed 28, Norway
Andreas Seewald​ 34, Germany
Felix Stehli 25, Switzerland
Anton Stensby 24, Norway
jan Stöckli‌ 26, Switzerland
Caleb Swartz 26, USA
Keegan Swenson 31, USA
Alexey‍ Vermeulen 31, ​USA