Tiffany Cromwell has been with CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto since its inaugural year in 2016, making her one of only a few individuals, and the sole rider, to be reaching their 10-year anniversary with the team in 2026.

Over the past decade, women’s cycling has undergone a remarkable transformation, almost on a ‘rags to riches’ trajectory. Tiffany stands out as one of the few riders still active in the peloton who has experienced these monumental changes firsthand. The contrast between the sport’s landscape then and now is nothing short of night and day, with progress visible across every facet of the discipline.

Throughout these years of honing her craft, Tiffany has naturally developed into a leadership role within CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto. She brings immense experience and tactical wisdom as team road captain at numerous races, making her an integral part of team success on the road.

“Initially, I struggled to take on the team captaincy role but now I embrace it. I enjoy being able to share my knowledge and experience with the team, especially the younger riders. To guide and help them avoid making some of the same mistakes I did as a younger rider.”

Her race-smarts and physical strength have contributed to numerous successes of her own, including two stage wins at the Giro d’Italia and victory at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. They have also been a key asset to the Australian National Team at Road World Championships, where she has competed no fewer than 12 times throughout her career. In 2021, Tiffany realised a career goal by being selected for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, where she was entrusted with the on-road captaincy to guide the Australian team.

In recent years, Tiffany has balanced a dual-focus calendar, exploring gravel racing first in 2019 before fully embracing it in 2022 as one of the early pioneers in a rapidly expanding professional off-road scene. After announcing her return from injury with victory at the 2025 Australian National Gravel Championships, her season ultimately amounted to four wins across seven gravel events, including UNBOUND Gravel in late May and the UCI Gravel World Championships in mid-October. She also squeezed in several road appearances – the Giro d’Italia Women where Antonia Niedermaier claimed the Maglia Blanca, the Tour de Pologne Women which saw Chiara Consonni take two stage wins and the overall title, and the Maryland Cycling Classic, won by Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka. It’s hardly a coincidence that Tiffany was part of the team for all three triumphs, along with many others throughout the years.

“I’ve had many proud moments with the team so far. But one of the nicest memories for me personally was winning the teams classification in the first Tour de France Femmes Avec Zwift, and having Kasia on the final GC podium. It was a pretty cool moment to be apart of – being at that race for the first time, having such a strong race as a team and seeing a big step forward for women’s cycling.”

With her eleventh season with CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto on the cards, Tiffany shows that a decade at the top hasn’t dimmed her racing hunger nor her dedication to the team.