Women's cycling team Human Powered Health

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The Human Powered Health cycling team is an American women's cycling team. This is the female section of the homonymous men's team. It was created in 2012 but was registered by the UCI only in 2013.

Team history
The team was founded by Rachel Heal after the dissolution of the Colavita-Forno team in Asolo. She left the team at the end of the 2013 season to join the UnitedHealthcare. She is replaced by Kevin Field who has long experience as a team leader.

The team has its headquarters in Minneapolis. She runs mainly in North America.

UCI classifications
This table presents the team's place in the rankings of the International Cycling Union at the end of the season, as well as the best cyclist in the individual rankings of each season.

From 2013 to 2015 the team competed in the World Cup.

In 2016, the UCI World Tour replaced the World Cup.

Main victories

International competition
Pan American Road Championships: 1
Online race : 2015 (Jasmin Duehring)

One-day races
Delta Road Race : 2014 (Leah Kirchmann)
Grand Prix Cyclique de Gatineau : 2014 (Denise Ramsden)
Ghent-Wevelgem: 2014 (Lauren Hall)
Grand Prix d'Isbergues féminin : 2020 (Chloe Hosking)
Gravel and Tar The Woman: 2020 (Olivia Ray)
Aphrodite Cycling Race - ITT: 2023
(Antri Christoforou)
Aphrodite Cycling Race - Women for future : 2023
(Antri Christoforou)
Aphrodite Cycling Race - RR: 2023 (Jesse Vandenbulcke)

Stage races
Feminin Tower - O cenu Ceskeho Svycarska: 2014 (Brianna Walle)

Steps
Feminin Tower - O cenu Ceskeho Svycarska (1 stage): 2014 (Brianna Walle)
Women's Tour of San Luis (1 stage): 2015 (Alison Tetrick)
Baloise Ladies Tour (1 stage): 2015 (Alison Tetrick)
Tour of California (2 stages): 2x 2015 (Leah Kirchmann)
Cascade Cycling Classic (3 stages): 3x 2017 (Kirsti Lay), (Sara Poidevin) and (Sara Bergen)
Joe Martin Stage Race (2 stages): 2015 (Leah Kirchmann), 2018 (Sara Bergen)
Tour of the Gila (6 stages): 2015 (Annie Ewart), 2x 2016 (Jasmin Duehring) and (Heather Fischer), 2017 (Emma White), 2018 (Emma White), 2019 (Heidi Franz)
Ardèche International Women's Cycling Tour (3 Steps): 2013 (Joëlle Numainville), 2x 2020 (Chloe Hosking) and (Leigh Ann Ganzar)

National Championships
Road cycling
Canada Championships: 9
Online race : 2012 (Denise Ramsden), 2013 (Joëlle Numainville), 2014 (Leah Kirchmann), 2017 (Allison Beveridge), 2018 (Katherine Maine)
Time trial: 2013 (Joëlle Numainville), 2014 (Leah Kirchmann)
Critérium: 2013, 2014 (Leah Kirchmann)
United States Championships: 1
Online race : 2013 (Jade Wilcoxson),
New Zealand Championships: 2
Online race : 2013 (Courteney Lowe), 2022 (Olivia Ray)

Cyprus Championships: 4
Online race : 2022 and 2023 (Antri Christoforou)
Time trial: 2022 and 2023 (Antri Christoforou)

Japan Championships: 1
Race