Andy Schleck, born June 10, 1985, in Luxembourg City, is a celebrated road cyclist known for his exceptional talent and achievements. Coming from a family with a rich cycling history—his father Johnny Schleck was a professional cyclist, Andy seemed destined for greatness in the sport.

Schleck began his professional career in 2005. His most notable achievement was his 2010 Tour de France victory, solidifying his reputation as one of the top cyclists of his generation. Known for his climbing prowess and strategic thinking, Schleck excelled in mountain stages and time trials.

After retiring from competitive racing in 2015 at age 30, Schleck maintained his influence on the sport. He transitioned into mentoring young riders and advocating for cycling, particularly in Luxembourg's vibrant cycling community. His legacy is defined not only by his victories but also by his sportsmanship and dedication.

Schleck's impact on cycling remains significant. Today, he organizes several events, including the Skoda Tour of Luxembourg, and continues to work with the Tour de France. His journey and contributions continually inspire future generations of cyclists, underscoring his deep passion and commitment to the sport.

During the race days from Wednesday, September 18 to Sunday, September 22, Andy Schleck will be personally present at Creutz(&)Friends, offering fans a unique opportunity to connect with one of cycling’s greatest. Visitors can explore an exclusive showcase of his career milestones, featuring iconic jerseys and bicycles that highlight his most notable achievements. Along with this rare glimpse into Schleck's journey, merchandise and cycling accessories will be available for purchase by the team of Andy Schleck Cycles. The event serves as a celebration of Schleck’s remarkable career and his continued influence on the Skoda Tour of Luxembourg.