LIV Jayco ALuLa

Liv Jayco AlUla is a professional Australian women’s cycling team competing in the UCI Women’s WorldTour. It was established as part of the GreenEDGE Cycling project, the first WorldTour structure in Australia to include both men's and women's squads.

Based in Australia, Liv Jayco AlUla embodies the competitive and innovative spirit of modern cycling, focusing on a blend of experience and emerging talent. The team’s philosophy is clear: grow, innovate, and compete at the highest level, with a strong emphasis on Grand Tours and prestigious one-day races.

The 2025 roster features 14 riders from 6 countries, leading the climbing group, alongside promising young talents such as Silke Smulders, Ella Wyllie, and Italian rider Monica Trinca Colonel, who had an impressive debut season. For classics and sprints, the team relies on Letizia Paternoster, Ruby Roseman-Gannon, and Georgia Baker, all of whom delivered victories and strong performances in 2024.

Supporting the leaders is a solid group of versatile riders including Jeanne Korevaar, Caroline Andersson, Amber Pate, Quinty Ton, Anna Trevisi, Josie Talbot, and Amber van der Hulst, capable of adapting to any terrain and race scenario.

Led by Gene Bates, Liv Jayco AlUla enters the 2026 season with ambitious goals: to be a key player in the three women’s Grand Tours (La Vuelta Femenina, Giro d’Italia, Tour de France Femmes), strengthen its presence in the classics, and continue developing Australian and international talent.

With an average age of 27 and a well-balanced mix of experience and youth, Liv Jayco AlUla is ready to write new chapters in the history of women’s cycling.