2026 Edition
The history
The American team was founded in 2012 by Circuit Sport, a Minneapolis-based marketing company. Initially named Optum Pro Cycling, it was renamed b/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, then Rally Cycling and later Human Powered Health, after the wellness platform developed by Circuit Sport. It was a mixed team until the men's team disbanded at the end of 2023, despite having been launched earlier, in 2007.
The women's team made a name for itself in 2014 with Lauren Hall's success in Gent–Wevelgem. The team gained momentum in 2020 with Leigh Ann Ganzar (stage 5 of the Tour de l'Ardèche) and Chloe Hosking (GP d'Isbergues and stage 7 of the Tour de l'Ardèche). With a largely revamped line-up for its debut WorldTour season in 2022, the team was led by the former French champion Audrey Cordon-Ragot, now retired, and the Pole Daria Pikulik, who won six races in 2023.
Human Powered Health has also got a solid development pipeline, including the Italian Barbara Malcotti, who signed for the squad in 2022 and is a force to be reckoned with in the mountains, as well as the Frenchwoman Titia Ryo, second in the youth classification of the 2025 Tour while riding for Arkéa.
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Top result: Thirteenth (Barbara Malcotti in 2025)
Stage wins: 0
Yellow Jerseys: 0
A FIGURE
1. Petra Stiasny conquered the legendary Angliru to win stage 7 of La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour.es and hand Human Powered Health its maiden Grand Tour win. The American outfit's previous WorldTour victories had been courtesy of Daria Pikulik, who got a taste of glory in the Tour Down Under and Tour of Guangxi in 2023.