Shirin van Anrooij extends at Lidl-Trek through 2026: "To be honest, the decision to stay was super easy"

Shirin van Anrooij may have been forced to end her cyclocross season early due to injuries, but her employer Lidl-Trek still fully believes in the talented Dutch lady and thus extended her contract with the American team until the end of 2026.  

"Shirin will continue to proudly represent Lidl-Trek on the road and Baloise Trek Lions when competing in cyclocross," the team said in the press release confirming the news.

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"To be honest, the decision to stay with the team was super easy. I think there wasn’t even anything to decide, I just needed to sign the contract," Van Anrooij confided.

"If you look at last year, a lot of puzzle pieces came together in the Classics and I was able to win my first WorldTour race at Trofeo Binda which wouldn’t have been possible without the support of this team. I can’t see myself racing in any other team’s jersey," she concluded.

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