Welcome to our April newsletter! It has been another busy but successful month of racing across our three programs. In our rider diary, Elise Uijen looked back her time with the team so far and that win at the start of the year, and with the first Grand Tour of the year around the corner, find out how we prepare for the biggest races with High Altitude Camps. 

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Building on a solid start to the year, the Classics campaign came to a conclusion while stage racing returned to the calendar.

Relive or catch up with our April racing recap, which saw us in the mix across a variety of terrain this month, from the cobbles to the climbs, with all three of our programs performing well.

Cycling is a sport that requires athletes to give their all. After the spring classics with harsh winds, cobblestones, and Ardennes stages, the season of Grand Tours awaits. The battle for the pink, yellow, and red jerseys is a true carnage in which only the best of the best teams in the world emerge. To push the boundaries, Team DSM not only challenges established preparations through scientific knowledge in the fields of technical innovations and nutrition but also invests in High Altitude Camps (HAC), a common preparation method amongst professional athletes of all disciplines. We spoke with Team DSM trainer coordinator Steve Benton to learn more.