2024 Edition
The history
The American team was founded in 2012 by Circuit Sport, a marketing company based in Minneapolis. Initially named Optum Pro Cycling, it later evolved through various names such as b/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, Rally Cycling, and then Human Powered Health, named after Circuit Sport's wellness platform. It used to operate as part of a mixed structure but the men's team, which preceded it in 2007, folded recently.
Lauren Hall's triumph in the 2014 Gent–Wevelgem put its name on the map. In 2020, it moved up a level when Leigh Ann Ganzar claimed stage 5 of the Tour de l'Ardèche and Chloe Hosking won the GP d'Isbergues and stage 7 of the Tour de l'Ardèche. The team underwent a transformation in 2022 for its inaugural season in the WorldTour. Key riders include former French champion Audrey Cordon-Ragot and the Pole Daria Pikulik, who secured six victories last season, including two WorldTour successes (stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under and the Tour of Guangxi).
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KEY FIGURES
1. Daria Pikulik's triumph in the Ronde de Mouscron remained the sole win of the team this season as of early June.
11. The top performance by a rider on this team in the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, courtesy of Audrey Cordon-Ragot in the time trial in Pau that wrapped up the eight-stage 2023 edition.
19. Daria Pikulik's position in the UCI ranking as of 11 June. The American Ruth Edwards (89th) and the Swiss Linda Zanetti (96th) are the other two Human Powered Health representatives in the top 100. Audrey Cordon-Ragot sits 103rd.