Fenix-Premier Tech is proud to welcome Lise Revol and Barbora Bukovská to the team on long-term agreements. Two of the most exciting young talents in women’s cycling will continue their development in our multidisciplinary environment.

Revol and Bukovská have been two of the standout riders of their generation in recent years. Nowhere has that been more visible than at the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships. In Liévin in 2025, Revol claimed the Junior world title ahead of Bukovská. Earlier this year in Hulst, the roles were reversed: Bukovská took the rainbow jersey, with Revol finishing runner-up.

Their talent, however, reaches well beyond cyclocross. Revol has already shown her potential on the road. The young French rider added one of the biggest victories of her young career during the Spring classics by winning the Tour of Flanders Women U19 in Oudenaarde, finishing off a three-rider move in the sprint.

Bukovská combines cyclocross with mountain biking and has already collected two XCO World Championship medals. After taking bronze in 2025, the Czech rider went one better this year, claiming silver at the 2026 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships.

Their arrival underlines Fenix-Premier Tech’s commitment to identifying and developing young talent across disciplines, giving riders the opportunity to combine cyclocross, road and mountain bike as they continue to grow.
 

Lise Revol

“I’m really happy to join Fenix-Premier Tech and start this new chapter. I’m looking forward to taking on new challenges, learning and improving, and working together towards some great goals. I can’t wait to see where this new adventure takes me!”

Barbora Bukovská

“It’s a dream come true to join Fenix-Premier Tech. I’m really looking forward to racing and working with the team and taking the next steps in my development. It’s a huge honor to become part of this team and I can’t wait to get started.”

Cyclocross, road and mountain bike: with Revol and Bukovská, Fenix-Premier Tech adds two exceptional young talents to its multidisciplinary project.

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