After a successful 2018 as a junior, the young British rider made the step up to elite level with the team in 2019. With such a big jump in level Pfeiffer admits her first few races were a massive learning experience; from race craft, to knowing what to do when you get a mechanical and riding together as a team in the bunch.
Cycling has been a part of Pfeiffer’s life for as long as she can remember, with everyone in her family active on their bikes, all going out for rides together.
Combining her first year of racing as a professional with continuing her studies, Pfeiffer passed her exams with flying colours but will put her education on hold to focus fully on cycling in 2021.
The latter part of 2019 saw Pfeiffer miss some racing due to injury and the reduced calendar for the Women’s peloton in 2020 saw less action for the whole team, but that only made her hungrier for success.
Something that she reaped the rewards of, with her first pro win in September which she followed up by taking the British National Championships in brilliant fashion.
A creative person, Pfeiffer enjoys spending her time off the bike baking, drawing or painting, and spending time with family and friends.
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