Marijn van den Berg started cycling when he was seven. His dad would take him and his older brother out on the roads near their home, which was just outside the Dutch city of Utrecht, where Marijn still lives. For a while, Marijn wasn’t sure if he had much talent for racing, but he enjoyed getting the most out of himself on the bike. He rose through the ranks, riding for Dutch teams, before moving to France in 2021. That season, he had a breakout year, winning eight races with the juniors, including two stages of the Tour de L’Avenir. He is a strong sprinter who can get to the finish of hard-fought hilly races.

In 2022, his first season in the WorldTour, he earned a number of top-ten places. In 2023, he put to use all that he learned from his rookie season, taking wins at Trofeo Ses Salines - Alcudia and stage wins at the Tour of Poland and La Route d'Occitanie - La Dépêche du Midi. He earned the sprinter's jersey at Région Pays de la Loire Tour and La Route d'Occitanie - La Dépêche du Midi.

Marijn is still looking to learn all that he can and race for results every chance he gets.

Georg made his WorldTour debut in 2022. On the bike, he is developing into an all-rounder with a strong ability to both climb and time trial. Off the bike, Georg is a metalworker. His apprenticeship kept him busy through 2022, and the following season was his first year fully dedicated to cycling.

On the final stage of the 2023 Tour of the Alps, he worked to help teammate Simon Carr feeling fresh in the day-long breakaway. Thanks to Gerog's work, Simon went on to win the stage and Georg took second place. At La Route d'Occitanie - La Dépêche du Midi, Georg placed third on the overall classification and won the best young rider's jersey.

When he’s not away racing, Georg loves riding around his hometown of Scheidegg, in the Bavarian mountains near the Lake of Constance. He is also a keen skier. His favorite training session is doing intervals over and under his threshold.