The 𝒮𝓉𝑜𝓇𝓎 continues 🤩 Our strong classics and sprint core of @pfeiffergeorgi, Franziska Koch and @charlotte_kool have extended their contracts with us for the coming years! We've already taken lots of successes together and we can't wait for more💯
Team dsm-firmenich's women team renews three of their sprint and classics core riders
CyclingWednesday, 27 September 2023 at 07:00
Continuing to build on their Women’s program’s strong foundations, Team dsm-firmenich announced contract extensions of their sprint and classics core. Pfeiffer Georgi and Charlotte Kool will ride in the two-striped jersey until at least the end of 2026, while Franziska Koch has a contract with the team through 2025.
"I’ve been with the team since turning pro in 2019 and always really valued in how they had confidence in me long term; focusing on my development. They saw the potential and believed in me to develop myself as a rider and supported me through that," Georgi expressed.
"I’ve grown up in the team and they have formed me as a rider so I’m confident that I can keep growing with the team and achieve some more nice things here. I’m more mature as a person than when I started and happy with who I am here. I want to help the team as much as possible when needed but also be able to then ride the finals in the races that suit me too," Koch said.
"In my opinion and feeling, there’s no better team at this moment that fits me more than Team dsm-firmenich. My teammates, the coaches, my trainer, the experts; actually, the whole team feels like the perfect fit for me, and I still get excited to work with them every day. I’m looking forward to building together towards the next goals in my career and I just want to continue winning races together," Kool concluded.
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