I coached Kasper from 2020 to 2024. Over those four years, he won multiple national junior and elite championships, podiumed at several UCI junior 1.1 and 1.2 races, and took bronze at the UCI Cycling Esports World Championships. He also earned a development contract with a World Tour team. Kasper now rides with the Bahrain Victorious Development Team. I’m proud of the work we did together and wish him and his new coach continued success.

I started working with Lotte during her U17 years. Since then, we’ve focused on building her skills and confidence in international competition. Her time with Restore U17 gave her valuable experience and helped open the next chapter with Team Rytger Carl Ras in 2025. Our work together is about creating long-term opportunities and supporting her growth in the sport.

I began coaching Miko in his final U17 year. Since then, we’ve focused on long-term development and preparing him for top-level racing. He currently rides with the Gepla-Watersley R+D junior team and has represented Finland at the European and World Championships. Our work continues to center on steady progress and creating opportunities that support his path in the sport.

I started working with Joona after a tough start to his first U19 season. Since then, we’ve turned things around and are focused on his long-term development and steady improvement as a cyclist. He now rides with the Gepla-Watersley R+D team, gaining experience through more race opportunities and tougher competition, and is looking to continue his growth in the sport.

I began coaching James ahead of his first Transcontinental Race in 2023. Since then, he’s taken on a major ultra-endurance challenge each year. Our focus has been on building the consistency he needs for those events while keeping training realistic alongside work and family life. In 2025, he’s set to return to the TCR, and our work continues with that in mind.

I worked with Minna as she prepared for the 2023 Paavo Nurmi Half Marathon. At the time, she was returning to running after a break. We focused on building her training gradually, keeping the load sustainable and avoiding setbacks. Along the way, we worked to make the process enjoyable and something she could look forward to—not just get through.

I coached Teemu for eight years, most of our work together focused on the national masters cup race series. During the time, he delivered steady performances, earning several podiums and consistently ranking among the top three riders in his age category.

I coached Thomas in preparation for the 2023 Migration Gravel Race—one of the most demanding gravel events in the world—and the Gravel Earth Series Final in Girona, Spain. Our focus was on getting him ready for the specific challenges of each race and helping him show up prepared to handle what both events demanded.