From an early age, sport has been a big part of who I am.
I spent many years playing football and later competed in basketball for several seasons.
That background didn’t just teach me discipline and team spirit—it sparked a real curiosity for sport in general, from winter disciplines to summer competition. But no matter what I tried, I always loved the feeling of racing: the pressure, the tactics, and the moment where you have to give everything.
In 2021, I found my real direction when I started competitive cycling in the U15 category with my local club, RC Germania Weißenburg. I also tried track racing, but my heart was always on the road—where the race feels alive, unpredictable, and truly earned.
Over the past two years, I rode for Team Walter-Fensterbau – Marco Brenner, competing in Bundesliga races as well as several UCI events. Those years shaped me deeply. I learned from older teammates what it means to be part of a real team—how to stay calm under pressure, how to suffer for a purpose, and how you can influence a race even when it’s not about your own result.
The highlight of last season was winning the international Kirschblütenrennen in Austria—a moment that confirmed to me that hard work pays off.
