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Team SD Worx-Protime

17 riders
€646k
least this roster can legally cost Rule

No salary on this page is an estimate, because there is none. This site does not estimate women's salaries: the published record is too thin to build on. What is shown is what the rules require and what has been published. Why.

Legal minimum wage bill
€646k
17 riders × the €38k WorldTeam minimum. If the riders are self-employed rather than salaried the floor is €1.1M.
Published budget 2026
not published
Thirteen of the fourteen teams have not published a 2026 budget. The league average, from UCI figures, is €5.7M.
Floor as a share of the average budget
11%
what the rules guarantee this roster, against the €5.7M a Women's WorldTeam spends on average

Team SD Worx-Protime: 2026 roster

Read from the team's squad on 25 September 2026. Ages are at the end of the 2026 season.

RiderNationalityAgeContract until
Anna van der BreggenNED36not published
Barbara GuarischiITA36not published
Blanka VasHUN25not published
Elena CecchiniITA34not published
Femke GerritseNED25not published
Femke MarkusNED30not published
Julia KopeckýCZE22not published
Lisa van BelleNED22not published
Lorena WiebesNED27not published
Lotte KopeckyBEL31not published
Marie SchreiberLUX23not published
Marta LachPOL29not published
Mikayla Harvey LeavingNZL28not published
Mischa BredewoldNED26not published
Nienke VinkeNED222028
Steffi Häberlin LeavingSUI29not published
Valentina CavallarAUT25not published

Contract years are shown only where a team has announced one. 1 of the 17 riders on this roster have one on the record.

Team SD Worx-Protime: pay

What does Team SD Worx-Protime pay its riders?

The team has not published it, and neither has anyone else. What can be said is the floor: with 17 riders and a WorldTeam minimum of €38k, the roster cannot cost less than €646k a year in salaries.

Does the minimum apply to every rider?

Yes, at WorldTeam level, and it is the same for every rider on the roster regardless of results. A neo-pro in her first year has a lower minimum, €32k. Below the WorldTeam category the floor drops to €22k for a ProTeam and disappears entirely at Continental level.

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