A domestique or a support rider, refers to a role played by a cyclist within a team during a cycling race. The term "domestique" comes from the French word for "servant" or "domestic," highlighting the supportive nature of the role. Santé Cycling offers riders their own personal domestique, riding with you at your big event to ensure top level protection, pace, fueling, information, and equipment support.

The term "soigneur" comes from the French word for "caregiver" or "attendant," highlighting their role in providing physical and emotional support to the cyclists. The primary responsibility of a soigneur is to take care of the riders' well-being and assist them throughout races. Meeting you at predetermined locations throughout the race providing nutrition and hydration, medical care, equipment solutions, emotional support and other logistics.