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Team

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Olympic Medals

World Champion Titles

World Cup Champion Title

Olympic Gold Medals

World Cup Victories

National TItles

History

The SCOTT-SRAM MTB Racing Team (former SCOTT-Odlo MTB Racing and even earlier SWISSPOWER) has a long history in mountain bike racing. It all started in 2002, when Thomas Frischknecht became the face of SCOTT’s racing program to start the SWISSPOWER team togehther with former national coach Andi Seeli.

The team’s philosophy of developping young talented riders from Switzerland such as Florian Vogel and from 2003 on Nino Schurter, bringing them into a professional structure turned out into a success story which lasts until today, creating National, World Cup, World and Olympic Champions.

Innovation

SCOTT-SRAM works with its riders and an experienced team of specialists closely with renowned partners from the bicycle industry. The team’s ideas flow directly into the product development of SCOTT, SRAM, ROCKSHOX, SYNCROS and MAXXIS. SCOTT-SRAM set some new standards with some of their developments. “Frischi” won the first ever Mountain bike Marathon World Championships in Lugano / Switzerland in 2003 – at the time on a revolutionary new bike with an entirely new concept of a shock that was adjustable into three different modes (lock-out mode, all-travel mode, and traction mode- today known as TwinLoc), the SCOTT Genius. The use of “collès” in the sport of mountain biking or the 27.5“ wheel size, which has become a standard in the mountain bike industry, just being one of them.

The Riders

Nino

Nino Schurter

Rider

Kate

Kate Courtney

Rider

Andri

Andri Frischknecht

Rider

Andri

Filippo Colombo

Rider

The Staff

Thomas Frischknecht

Thomas Frischknecht

Team Director

Yanick "The Mechanic" Gyger

Yanick "The Mechanic" Gyger

Chief Mechanic

Kurt Gross

Kurt Gross

Mechanic

Julia Hegar

Julia Hegar

Physio