All Eyes On Kona

We’re proud to announce that we’ve bolstered our roster of long-distance triathletes this year. Leon Chevalier (FR) is back for more, and is joined by Hannah Berry (NZ) and Menno Koolhaas (NED)—all three are targeting Ironman World Championships in Kona. 

The riders will campaign the season aboard the flagship P5. The P5 traces its roots to our first triathlon bikes, back in 1995, and remains the fastest UCI-legal bike in the world. We’re excited not only to supply these elite athletes with the tools they need to win, but also to have them contribute to the development of future world-beating bikes. 

Engineered To Win

While R5 (rightfully) gets a lot of press for being the lightest WorldTour bike on the market, Calvin Zajac at Granfondo Magazine found it to be an excellent all-rounder. 

While this lightweight road bike is clearly designed for climbs, and its low weight and explosive acceleration certainly make it a winner, its balanced handling and consistently good performance in virtually any condition make the R5 perfectly at home off the big climbs as well. 

Light, fast, and comfortable? Sounds like the perfect road bike to us. 

Matthew Brennan Takes First Win of the Year at TDU

Following a breakout 2025 in which he brought home 13 victories, the 20-year-old from Darlington, UK wasted no time getting 2026 started on the right foot. After just missing out on the opening stage of the Tour Down Under, Brennan came good on Stage 5 in Stirling.

He followed that quickly with another second pace in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, and heads back to Europe to prep for a heavy Classics program.