BIKE AID is an international team dedicated to social projects and strengthening the community—and that’s a perfect fit for us Fritschis. We offer the JobBike as an employee benefit, and many of our Fritschis love to get out on their bikes—whether with a club or on their own. And of course, we participate in City Cycling every year, where we pedal hard for the climate.
The connection was made on a personal level: Maik’s son rides on the team managed by Dominik Gummel—an authentic connection that further strengthens the partnership. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

BIKE AID combines athletic achievement with social commitment. The organization participates in approximately 400 events each year and has raised over 1,063,000 euros for social projects since its founding. In addition to its professional team, BIKE AID runs a robust youth development program—ranging from kids’ programs and youth support to the Development Team, which paves the way for young talents to enter international cycling. The Development Team is part of this support structure and offers young riders professional training conditions, race opportunities, and a sporting home where values such as fairness, responsibility, and community are paramount. )

Afterward, the athletes were given a tour of the lab, including a live demonstration. With a wink, Patrick Lechner noted that the athletes also run a “mini-lab” in their daily lives—for example, when precisely mixing their carbohydrate drinks. As a token of appreciation, team shirts were exchanged.

Ein besonderes Highlight war die Präsentation des neuen Teamtrikots für die Saison. Das Design in Pink und Petrol wurde erstmals offiziell vorgestellt und stieß bei den Fahrern auf große Begeisterung.

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