We are proud to introduce our first signing of the new season, Pier-André Côté from Canada. A reliable and versatile all-rounder, Pier-André is the type of rider every successful team needs. Whether it's controlling the race, protecting our leaders, chasing breakaways, or surviving the toughest days in support of the team, he is always ready to do the hard work.

His experience, consistency, and selfless attitude make him a valuable addition to IncaLine. Bringing true Canadian grit and determination to the squad, we're confident he will play a key role throughout the season as one of our most dependable domestiques.

Welcome to IncaLine, Pier-André!

Georg Zimmermann has been one of the manager's favourite riders for many years, so there was never any hesitation in signing this attacking climber as soon as he became available on a free transfer. Always willing to animate the race with his aggressive style, Zimmermann is the kind of rider who perfectly fits the identity of IncaLine. We are excited to finally welcome him to the team.

Luis-Joe Luehrs joins IncaLine from ELCO - ABEA for a modest transfer fee of around €75,000. The young German has plenty of room to develop, and there is no better mentor than his compatriot Georg Zimmermann to guide him along the way. This season will be all about learning, gaining experience, and taking the next step in his development. We believe Luehrs has a bright future ahead of him.

We are delighted to welcome Harold Tejada to IncaLine on a minimum-wage contract. The attacking Colombian climber adds even more depth to our climbing unit, bringing his aggressive racing style and fearless attitude to the team. A rider who never hesitates to animate the race, Tejada is a perfect fit for the identity of IncaLine.

We are delighted to welcome 26-year-old puncheur Luis Fernando De La Cruz Chapulín to IncaLine. The Mexican joins the team as the successor to Andrés Paez and will take on the role of our new leader for the hilly races. With his explosive finishing kick and aggressive racing style, we are confident he has what it takes to lead our hill squad to success this season.

Teten Rohendi, the man from Indonesia, joins IncaLine as a luxury GC domestique. A reliable stage race rider, he will play a key supporting role for our general classification leaders throughout the season. Of course, when the opportunity arises, Teten will also be given the freedom to chase a GC result of his own. His versatility and selfless attitude make him a valuable addition to the team.

Noah Hobbs (22) Loan

We are delighted that Cycle Yorkshire has trusted us with the development of super talent Noah Hobbs for the upcoming season. We will do everything we can to help him grow, improve, and reach his full potential. With the right guidance and support, we believe Noah can take important steps forward during his time with IncaLine.

The most important signing of the season is finally here: our new GC leader, Jack Burke. The 31-year-old Canadian will be our main weapon in stage races with plenty of climbing, where we hope his experience and climbing ability can bring us valuable results. We are expecting Jack to be a major points scorer and a key figure in our biggest goals this season.

Last season, IncaLine was missing a true classics specialist, but that changes with the arrival of Aime De Gendt. The Belgian brings experience and strength on the cobbles, and joins the team with the ambition of chasing results while dancing over the stones. After seeing our two German riders join the project, Aime was convinced by this Peruvian adventure and is ready to bring his experience to IncaLine.

IncaLine spent days searching for a new sprinter, and eventually found the answer close to home in Argentina. The sponsor is delighted to welcome Nicolás Tivani to the team. With his fast finish and experience, we hope he can sprint his way to several strong results and memorable podium finishes in the IncaLine colours.