Chatwin Stiver

At Driehoek HQ Chatwin 'Stib' Stiver will forever be known as the beast of the training camp.

Back in season 35 Driehoeks management found Stiver at Starlynk Bermuda and negotiated a deal. Scouts called him a 'decent climber with some affinity for flat roads as well, but nothing amazing' and the 45k transfer fee seemed to imply that Driehoek found just another team mate for Athony Dabe.

However, young Stiver kept on training for an entire season and emerged from his last training camp as a potential star. Fans immediately started dreaming about potential tour wins. Even Driehoeks management was so impressed that they decided to signup at the Zyte Time Trial center in far away England and sent Stiver for two expensive trips.

Despite all this excitement Stiver still started racing like all Driehoek riders of his generation; as a team mate of Athony Dabe. But when Norway t...

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At Driehoek HQ Chatwin 'Stib' Stiver will forever be known as the beast of the training camp.

Back in season 35 Driehoeks management found Stiver at Starlynk Bermuda and negotiated a deal. Scouts called him a 'decent climber with some affinity for flat roads as well, but nothing amazing' and the 45k transfer fee seemed to imply that Driehoek found just another team mate for Athony Dabe.

However, young Stiver kept on training for an entire season and emerged from his last training camp as a potential star. Fans immediately started dreaming about potential tour wins. Even Driehoeks management was so impressed that they decided to signup at the Zyte Time Trial center in far away England and sent Stiver for two expensive trips.

Despite all this excitement Stiver still started racing like all Driehoek riders of his generation; as a team mate of Athony Dabe. But when Norway tour came around (season 37) Driehoeks management took a gamble and put the young talent forward as their leader.

To everybody's surprise Stiver managed to win the long TT and performed well enough in the mountains to earn his first two jerseys (GC and YC). The 'decent climber' was on his way to the Bermudian Hall of Cycling Legends.

Now, at the end of his career Stiver holds a proud 8th place on the list of riders with most individual awards (8 jerseys, 2 trophies). He won an amazing 34 victories and got 42 other major results. One of the most noteworthy wins was the Con of Rio de Janeiro of season 35, where the Bermudian national team hosted 6 Driehoek riders.