Heine wrote:

Congrats on your first signings! I was looking at De Paula several times today, so I hope you develop him well!

Booker wrote:

A very nice first set of signings, and a belated welcome to the MG from me!

Looking forward to seeing the South American peloton strengthen through your contributions and I like the vision that is coming through this first set of signings. It would be great to see Peru develop into another cycling power.

Good luck the rest of the window!

knockout wrote:

pretty cool talents there. Granados catched my eye with his versatility, pretty cool rider for min wage and very curious which way you develop him!

SotD wrote:

Silva is a perfect CT rider I think. And the others are all interesting talents. Good start! :-)

First up in our second wave of signings is Jacob Kelly, the man from Barbados. His main role will be to guide our sprinters to victory with a powerful and reliable leadout. Of course, he will also get the chance to show his own speed and strength as a sprinter when the opportunity arises. In terms of value, quality, and regional focus, Jacob is the perfect deal for IncaLine – a true Caribbean engine ready to deliver.

Next up is William Chiarello, our veteran from Brazil. A rider with years of experience, he is determined to shine in the high mountains, always ready to attack and animate the race. William brings not only strength and resilience but also the flair of Brazilian cycling, turning every climb into his own kind of samba. With his aggressive style, he’s the man who can light up the toughest stages for IncaLine.

Introducing Nathan Alexander from Trinidad & Tobago. An excellent all-rounder, Nathan is never afraid to put in the hard work when it comes to stage racing. Whether it’s riding as a loyal domestique, supporting our GC leader as a satellite rider, or seizing an opportunity for himself, he always finds a way to make an impact. With his versatility and fighting spirit, Nathan is a true asset to IncaLine, bringing both rhythm and reliability to the team.

We would like to thank Sauber Petronas Racing for the smooth cooperation on the transfer of Sachin Dulanjana. The man from Sri Lanka now joins his compatriot and close friend Nihal Silva at IncaLine. Dulanjana is a rider who can be relied upon as a super-domestique, but he also has the strength and courage to go on the attack himself and make an impact from the breakaway. With his versatility he adds both depth and excitement to our roster.

Our final signing is also one of the most important: Argentinian puncher Andrés Paez. He immediately takes the role of our leader for the hilly classics. With his explosive finishing kick, he has the ability to make the difference even in a select group. As our leader for the hills, Paez combines power and race instinct to take IncaLine to the next level.

knockout wrote:

Paez will be an amazing signing for you, im convinced he will be outstanding!

Chiarello is a MG icon. He was an incredibly effective GT rider for my team for years. Hope he can go out with a bang somehow

Matala Seboka, the man from Lesotho, has also signed for IncaLine. He may be a bit of a gamble, but uphill he looks like one of the stronger climbers. On the flat, however, combined with his limited endurance, his GC chances are virtually non-existent. Still, with his attacking spirit, he might surprise from the breakaway and chase stage wins or even mountain jerseys. A true son of the Mountain Kingdom, Seboka is ready to test his limits with IncaLine.

We are over the moon to welcome our local Peruvian talent, Charles Gonzales, to IncaLine. He has the potential to become a real powerhouse on the flat, while also showing promise in prologues and, to a lesser extent, the longer time trials. As the very first Peruvian rider to join our team, this signing is not only exciting but also a historic milestone for IncaLine.