The First Cycling World Championships in Africa: A Historic Opportunity

In 2025, the Road World Championships will be held on African soil for the first time – in Kigali, Rwanda. This marks a milestone for cycling on the continent and for BIKE AID, which has been bringing African talents to the international stage for years. However, many athletes still lack the resources to reach their full potential.

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February 14, 2025 – Stage 6 of the Tour of Algeria. For five consecutive days, Milkias Maekele sprints his heart out, landing on the podium each time. Four times second place. But the win? Still missing.

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With a stunning performance at this year’s Tour of Hellas (UCI 2.1), Anton Schiffer has claimed another major success for Team BIKE AID: 2nd place overall at Greece’s official stage race, which featured a strong international field including several WorldTour teams.

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Cholet – 765 kilometers from Blieskastel, near Nantes in Brittany. This is where the Cholet Agglo Tour took place, a prestigious race in the Coupe de France Cycliste Professionnelle, featuring all French Tour de France teams. Once again, Team BIKE AID made an impressive mark.

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These are the sporting headlines for the perfect start to the season. Exactly what a professional cycling team hopes for. But focusing only on the athletic results wouldn’t do justice to the bigger picture. A Report far beyond sports.

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Dániyal Matthews has made cycling history: He won the South African Elite Road Championships, securing not only the national title but also making a powerful statement. He is the first person of color to win this championship in South Africa – a truly historic moment.

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Cycling has evolved more in training methodology and control in recent years than ever before. A true revolution driven by modern technologies like AI, data analysis, and mobile measurement devices. Blood sugar, muscle oxygen saturation, spirometry, body temperature, heart rate variability, lactate levels – what was once reserved for scientific institutions is now affordable and accessible to ambitious athletes.

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To win bike races, we constantly have to reinvent ourselves. Our athletes adapt their training to the latest sports science findings, and we continuously optimize every detail of our team bikes.

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The second stage of the Deutschland Tour, from Heilbronn to Schwäbisch Gmünd, was a complete success for the Saarland-based team. On a challenging, hilly course, Eritrean Dawit Yemane made it into the decisive breakaway group, collected mountain points, and took the lead in the mountain classification.

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Let‘s welcome Yoel Habteab to our team, a promising young talent from Eritrea. It always fills us with pride to include a young rider from this cycling enthusiast country in our team and accompany him on his journey.

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