Building The Future: Swiss Talents Antoine Salamin and Noah Schnyder Join Tudor Pro Cycling

Swiss Juniors and emerging talents Antoine Salamin and Noah Schnyder step up to the U23 ranks and join the Tudor Pro Cycling Development Team in 2027.

21.09.2026

With the signing of Antoine and Noah, Tudor Pro Cycling reinforces its commitment to nurturing homegrown talent and building the future with a strong roster of young riders. 

Antoine, hailing from the Canton of Valais, is set to compete in both the Individual Time Trial and the Road Race at the World Championships in Montréal, Canada, starting tomorrow. Despite a challenging start to his junior career due to health setbacks, Antoine has emerged as a versatile rider with a particular strength in Time Trials and punchy efforts. “I am excited and honoured to join Tudor Pro Cycling, which I believe offers the ideal environment for me to develop my future in cycling further. The Team placed their trust in me during a period of health challenges, which speaks volumes about the spirit of this Team. I consider myself a versatile rider, capable of performing well on all terrains, with a specialisation in time trialling. In the coming years, I aim to develop further and reach my full potential while continuing to enjoy the sport. I am confident that I’m in the best environment to achieve these goals,” says Antoine. 

Noah, from the Canton of Bern, will represent Switzerland at the European Championships Road Race in Ljubljana, Slovenia, the week following the World Championships. With a background in mountain biking before focusing on road and track over the last four years, Noah is recognised as a sprinter and Classics rider on the road, and an endurance specialist on the track. “I am really looking forward to joining Tudor Pro Cycling – it's an incredible opportunity for me, especially as it will be my first real experience in such an international environment. It means a lot for me to join a Swiss Team, and what a Team it is! Over the next two years, I'll be combining road and track racing, focusing on the endurance events, with my sights set on the Olympics in Los Angeles 2028 as my goal on the track,” Noah comments. 

Jens Voet, Head of Development at Tudor Pro Cycling, expresses enthusiasm for the two new signings: “We are happy to welcome these two talented Swiss riders to our Team. Antoine and Noah have already proven their ability to compete at the international level. 

Antoine stands out as a time trial specialist and has big potential for the Classics. He's also been riding on the track, and despite facing some challenges over the past two years, his attitude has been outstanding from the moment we first connected. His physical potential is clear, and we're looking forward to helping him develop further in both time trials and the Classics.

Noah is a versatile rider who excels both on the road and on the track - a combination that's becoming increasingly valuable. As a Classics rider and sprinter, he's exceptionally fast and consistently near the front in sprints. Impressively, he's balancing all this while finishing high school and has already delivered strong results, including a second place at E3.

Their dedication and versatility, whether on the road or the track, reflect our commitment to nurturing young talent and building the future with them. We look forward to supporting their growth and working together to reach new heights in the years ahead.”

Welcome to Tudor Pro Cycling, Antoine and Noah!