
Alumni
Hot Tubes Development Cycling Team has more than 120 alumni. Many still compete in cycling, but most have become successful as businesspeople, entrepreneurs, doctors, academics, and coaches. No matter what they do today, they all still represent the team's philosophy. Their success on and off the bike is our legacy. #HTFL (Hot Tubes for Life)

ACtive uci world team professionals
AJ AUGUST
INEOS GRENADIERS

Andrew "AJ" August raced for Hot Tubes in 2021 & 2023. He began his professional career with the Ineos Grenadiers in 2024.
"I’m forever grateful for the lessons I learned from my time at Hot Tubes. The program has been integral to my development as a cyclist but has also shaped the person I am today"
Matteo Jorgenson
VISMA LEASE A BIKE

Matteo raced for Hot Tubes in 2016 & 2017.
"Looking back, Hot Tubes seems like a crazy experiment to me. Toby, year after year, brings together a group of individuals: some with huge talent, some with huge potential, and others with huge personality, and weld them into a group. Hundreds of hours are spent each year, from team camp to GMSR making the individuals into more than just a team, and further into something that resembles a family. This, to me, is what makes Hot Tubes special, and why it holds such a big place in my and all of the alumni’s hearts. Any team can enter riders into races wearing the same kit, but only Toby can help those riders build a group of friends they will have for a lifetime."
Notable Alumni
Curtis White

Curtis White rode with Hot Tubes in 2012 and 2013. Originally from Duanesburg, NY, he now lives and works in Boston, MA as a Business Development Representative at a company specializing in eco-friendly building materials. His experience on the team helped him build lasting confidence, not just as a cyclist, but in life.
Emma White

Emma White is a former professional cyclist from Duanesburg, NY, now living in Morristown, NJ. She rode with Hot Tubes in 2014 and 2015. She now follows her passion in the field of healthcare as a software engineer for ZEPHYRx, a remote respiratory monitoring startup based in upstate New York. She continues to bring the same focus and belief to her professional career that she carried through her years as an athlete.