Lapierre PXR Racing

2026 STARTS HERE

In 2026, LAPIERRE PXR RACING steps onto the world stage—built around performance, precision, and an uncompromising drive to compete at the highest level.
This team was created with a clear purpose: ride fast, ride smart, and win.

With Nicole Koller, Anne Terpstra, and Caroline Bohé, the team fields three elite female athletes along with two male riders, Anton Cooper and Tobias Lillelund, representing the Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark, and New Zealand. A blend of international experience, different racing cultures, and a shared mindset shaped by ambition.
Borders do not define us performance does.

The PXR spirit — pushing boundaries

PXR Racing stands for Peakser Racing. A Peakser is not just a racer after results, but a mindset: constantly progressing, pushing boundaries, and surpassing oneself every day.

For Lapierre, competition is not just about winning at all costs, but about moving forward with passion, precision, and commitment. PXR Racing embodies this philosophy: ambitious, humble, and focused on excellence.

A team built for high performance

Lapierre PXR Racing brings together leading international athletes and tomorrow’s talents.

The team includes proven riders like Nicole Koller (6th overall in the UCI World Cup 2025), Anne Terpstra (two-time World Cup winner), and Anton Cooper (6th at the Tokyo Olympic Games), along with promising young talents such as Caroline Bohe and Tobias Lillelund.

Every detail is optimized: physical preparation, mental support, mechanics, and bike development. Everything is designed to provide maximum support in real racing conditions.


Heading for the World Cup, aiming for Los Angeles 2028

The goal is clear: perform at the highest level of the UCI World Cup while building a sustainable structure for the future, with the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games in sight.

Building the future of XC

Lapierre PXR Racing is much more than a team. It’s a strong vision, driven by innovation, performance, and passion, set to inspire athletes, fans, and the global cycling community, all while establishing Lapierre as a benchmark for competitive cycling.