The 2025 junior world cyclo-cross champion, Lise Revol, has signed with the Belgian team Fenix-Premier Tech. Since September 1, Lise Revol has joined the ranks of Fenix-Premier Tech, a professional cycling team based in Belgium. The 18-year-old rider signed a three-year contract with the team and aims to excel in various cycling disciplines, including road racing, cyclo-cross, and mountain biking. Her decision was influenced by the opportunity to race across these different formats, as reported by L'Équipe, a French sports newspaper. She expressed admiration for her new teammate Puck Pieterse, who has also competed in multiple disciplines. Lise Revol, from the Vaucluse region of France, has already made a name for herself in junior cycling. Last year, she won the junior world cyclo-cross championship in Liévin, France. She also claimed victory in the junior Tour of Flanders in May and earned a silver medal at the European mountain bike championships, both in the junior category. In a press release, Revol said she was "very happy" to join Fenix-Premier Tech and start a new chapter in her career. She looks forward to new challenges, learning, and working toward ambitious goals with the team. Currently, Lise Revol is competing with the French team AS Bike at the world road cycling championships in Montreal, where she will take part in the junior time trial. She will don her new team colors with Fenix-Premier Tech during the cyclo-cross season this autumn, following a brief break. The team has also signed Barbora Burkovska, the 2026 junior world cyclo-cross champion, who finished second behind Revol in the 2025 championship. This adds further depth to Fenix-Premier Tech's junior squad, which is gaining attention for its strong talent pool in cyclo-cross and other cycling disciplines.