He is the reigning world champion in the scratch race, as well as the European champion in the Madison and the derny. In track cycling, Moritz is a force to be reckoned with. He laid the groundwork for his success alongside Pushbikers team manager Christian Grasmann. Thanks to their partnership spanning over 10 years, there are very few athletes who have been part of the Pushbikers team longer than Moritz. With nearly 30,000 kilometers on the bike each year, it’s now clear to him: cycling means living for performance—and the chance to shape himself exactly as he wants. Yet Moritz is a realist through and through; he gets annoyed by bad drivers and rejoices at the summit when the descent begins.
He is the reigning world champion in the scratch race, as well as the European champion in the Madison and the derny. In track cycling, Moritz is a force to be reckoned with. He laid the groundwork for his success alongside Pushbikers team manager Christian Grasmann. Thanks to their partnership spanning over 10 years, there are very few athletes who have been part of the Pushbikers team longer than he has. With nearly 30,000 kilometers on the bike each year, it’s now clear to Moritz: Cycling means living for performance—and the chance to shape himself exactly as he wants. Yet Moritz is a realist through and through; he gets annoyed by bad drivers and rejoices at the summit when the descent begins.
The crit scene has been his passion so far, but in his second year with the Pushbikers, Jaro is focusing on off-road terrain, where he can also draw on his XCO experience. As a trained bicycle mechanic, it drives him crazy when something on his bike isn’t working perfectly. He is the driving force behind our elite team and the head mechanic for the Team Gravel Bikes.
300 kilometers in a single day, averaging 300 watts. Leon already pulled that off five years ago with the Pushbikers. Cycling is his passion, and he’s got a certain amount of craziness about him. He loves being able to clear his head while riding, has already won the German TTT Championship twice, and finds a life without competition meaningless. By 2026, he plans to add success in the gravel segment to his special skills, which already include long sprints and time trials.
She has already won medals at the German Track Championships, has been part of the Pushbikers since she was 12, and has grown up with us. Gravel is a new challenge for Laura, one she’s eager to take on. What she loves most about cycling is the need to constantly push beyond her own limits—and the camaraderie among the athletes.
Sarah loves mountains and long races; she gained her first racing experience with the Maloja Pushbikers Future Stars and has already completed a Grand Tour as a professional road cyclist. By qualifying for the 2025 Gravel World Championships, she has fulfilled a lifelong dream. It’s the toughness, the long distances, and pushing her physical and mental limits that drive Sarah in gravel riding—that mix of adventure, freedom, and unpredictability. In everyday life, she’d swap a bar for a slice of cake in a heartbeat and finds inspiration in architecture, art, and photography.
Pushing the limits. Kilian comes from a cross-country skiing background and has already competed in Junior and U23 World Championships. He knows his endurance capabilities well; he’s been an ambitious cyclist since 2025 and has also raced in criteriums and gravel races with the Pushbikers. His favorite routes: the Albula and Julier Passes in the Swiss Alps. His ultimate goal: to make it to the World Championships in gravel racing as well.
He grew up in East Frisia, where people do everything by bike. On the road, he has already become the German runner-up in the team time trial. It’s the adrenaline, the speed, and the social aspect that Marian loves about cycling. Long distances on a gravel bike, like in the Traka 360, fascinate him—“that requires not only endurance but also bike handling skills, concentration over long periods, and the right nutrition strategy.” New to the Pushbikers in 2026, he shares our fundamental belief: to experience and shape cycling in all its facets.
