“This team has been – and always will be – centered around our riders,” says EF Pro Cycling founder and CEO Jonathan Vaughters. “More precisely: the pure dream that each rider has in his, or her, heart. The childhood dream of one day being a champion. That sacred dream is why I started this team. And it’s why the team is still going strong 20 years later.”

Today, EF Pro Cycling is stronger than ever, as our new U23 Continental team EF Education-Aevolo has joined the squad.

Forming a bridge from the junior ranks to the WorldTour, our new devo squad joins our EF Education-ONTO junior squad, EF Education-EasyPost men’s pro squad, and EF Education-Oatly women’s pro squad. All of these squads fall under the EF Pro Cycling team to help us further our mission of helping our athletes realize their dreams.

“Our decisions, our strategy, and our path forward, are guided by the honesty of the athlete’s dream,” Vaughters says. “And for two decades now, our athletes have lived their dreams. Against all odds and against the superstars of the day, our riders have realized incredible dreams – from winning the Giro d’Italia or winning the Tour of Flanders, to winning stages in every grand tour or, in the unprecedented case of Lachlan Morton, racing unaided to best the entire Tour de France – thanks to the strength of the collective and the team’s mission to elevate the underdog. More importantly, each and every one of these victories was true. True to the purity of the childhood dream. True to its integrity.”

The 11 riders from six countries who make up EF Education-Aevolo’s 2025 roster have the chance to follow in the slipstream of those EF Pro Cycling riders who raced before them and use the resources from which our pro squads now benefit, to give them the best chance to realize their own dreams. Welcome to a new chapter in EF Pro Cycling history. It’s going to be our most exciting one yet.