Elia Viviani winner of the GP d’Isbergues

Thomas Silva takes a historic win on Stage 2 of the Giro d'Italia and pulls on the iconic Maglia Rosa. Thanks to superb teamwork from XDS Astana, Silva powered to an uphill sprint in Veliko Tarnovo, becoming the first Uruguayan rider to win a stage and take the Giro GC lead. A textbook lead-out from teammate Christian Scaroni set up the decisive move before Thomas kicked for the line. Proudly backed by Ekoï, the riders raced with the new Ekoï Magnetic sunglasses and the full Ekoï race kit throughout this landmark victory. The team's official jersey is available online. This win marks Ekoï's 24th Giro d'Italia stage victory.

Harold Tejada (XDS Astana) won Stage 6 of Paris–Nice solo after an attack near the summit of the final climb, holding a six-second gap over the chasers to take the first WorldTour win of his career. Despite a mechanical 25 km from the line, his team brought him back into the peloton before the final ascent. “I’d been waiting for this one for a long time… it’s the most important win of my career”, said the Colombian.

The rider from the XDS Astana Team, Max Kanter, took the win on Stage 2 of Paris–Nice. Kanter won the bunch sprint after superb teamwork and a textbook lead-out from Mike Teunissen in the final kilometre of the stage. For Max Kanter, this victory is his first win at UCI WorldTour level, while for XDS Astana Team, it is the team’s first win at this level in the 2026 season. Winner’s statement: "Paris–Nice is a very prestigious race, and winning a stage here is something incredible (...) The final kilometres were pretty hectic and with 2 km to go we lost a lot of positions. My teammate Mike Teunissen kept his cool and I trusted him. He delivered a phenomenal last kilometre, and dropped me off with 200 metres to go. After that, I just emptied the tank."

Perfectly launched by the NSN lead-out train! The Eritrean sprinter takes a commanding win at the Clasica de Almeria, capping a perfectly controlled bunch sprint. Dropped off under the flamme rouge by the NSN lead-out, he unleashes his power to outkick Milan Fretin and Matteo Moschetti. Second win of the season after the Tour of Valencia: spot-on timing, inch-perfect execution, maximum efficiency. Biniam is back to winning ways! A great sign for the season!

Stage and overall for our rider Christian Scaroni! Italian climber Christian Scaroni of the XDS Astana squad powered to victory at the finish of the 5th and final stage of the Tour of Oman (2.Pro), atop Jabal Al Akhdar after a 155.9 km flat run from Nizwa, before the brutal 5.7 km summit finish at 10.4% average gradient, regarded as the toughest in the Middle East with ramps between 17 and 19%. In the final standings, he secures the overall by 24 seconds, while his teammate Christian Rodriguez slots into second on the podium. Bravo to both Christians!

Rock solid! 25-year-old Baptiste Veistroffer underlined his potential by bagging his first pro win on Stage 2 of the Tour of Oman. A breakaway specialist, the hallmark of his attacking baroudeur profile, he’s nicknamed the “Boar” for his powerful, offensive style. The Lotto Intermarché rider is likened to Thomas De Gendt for his raw power, even if he’s still honing his tactical sense. « Someone in the staff told me I was stronger than Thomas De Gendt, but not as clever. I’m trying to improve that. », he confides. On Sunday, he perfectly blended good legs and race smarts, taking a solo win after a breakaway launched right from kilometer zero, kitted out with the EKOÏ R-AERO helmet and S-AERO sunglasses.

Luxembourger Mathieu Kockelmann (LOTTO-INTERMARCHE) won the second stage of the Étoile de Bessèges after a razor-thin sprint, pipping Dutchman Dylan Groenewegen on the line.

Biniam Girmay (NSN CYLING TEAM) hit the ground running in his first race in EKOÏ, taking the opening stage of the Volta Comunitat Valenciana 2026 in a bunch sprint. First race, first win for the 25-year-old Eritrean, who edged it at the end of an extremely tight finale, ending more than a year without a victory. Initially identified as the best opportunity for a bunch sprint, the stage was made more complex by an unexpected attack from the GC leaders on the Puerto Los Madriños. The team nevertheless kept things under control thanks to a big collective effort and to Girmay’s ideal positioning in the finale. This success is all the more symbolic for the sprinter, so often second last season: « It took me more than a year to get back to winning… I’m super happy and motivated, and it gives me a lot of confidence. » Victorious in his season debut, Girmay pulls on the leader’s jersey, a reward he dedicates to his teammates, saluting « a perfect job right up to the final kilometer ». The sports director Dimitri Claeys, also making his debut with the team, sees in this win « the perfect way to launch the season ».

The newly formed NSN Cycling Team notched their very first win of the season thanks to Ethan Vernon, who powered to a commanding victory on stage 4 of the Tour Down Under in Willunga. After two frustrating bunch sprints in the opening stages, the script finally favored the British sprinter. The stage four route change, with Willunga Hill removed due to extreme weather, handed the fast men another opportunity — one Vernon seized perfectly. Determined to deliver NSN its first win in the new colors, Ethan Vernon launched his uphill sprint at the perfect moment to take a clear victory, while his teammate Brady Gilmore bagged 4th. « I really wanted to win here and kickstart the season in the best possible way. It’s a new team, a new project, new partners. Being the first winner in this jersey is something very special », said Vernon. Despite a tough day, marked by the DNFs of Jake Stewart (broken collarbone) and Corbin Strong, the team showed great adaptability and exemplary communication to turn things around and go for the win. Sports director Sam Bewley underlined the importance of this foundational win: « This victory carries special weight. The group had to deal with plenty of curveballs, but the riders stepped up. It’s a win that sets the tone for the season. » A partner of the team, EKOÏ, which outfits the NSN team with helmets, eyewear and kit, is delighted with this first success and proud to support the team in this promising new chapter.

The Belgian prodigy Jarno Widar (Lotto) clinched the U23 European champion title solo, equipped with the Ekoï AR14 helmet and Premium sunglasses. At only 19 years old, he confirms his immense potential already glimpsed at the Tour de l’Avenir. Behind him, the Frenchman Maxime Decomble (AG2R Citroën U23), wearing the Ekoï C12 Pro, claimed a fantastic silver medal 14 seconds behind. A Ekoï double that highlights the presence of young European talents with the equipment from the French brand.

Arnaud De Lie (Lotto) claimed victory at the Super 8 Classic, a one-day race of 200.7 km between Brakel and Haacht, in Belgium. He edged out Matthew Brennan in a tight sprint finish. This win marks Arnaud's third triumph in a few weeks (Renewi Tour and Grand Prix de Wallonie)! The Lotto team played a crucial role in this victory, with an effective team strategy that positioned De Lie perfectly for the final sprint. It’s worth noting that the race took place under challenging conditions, with wet cobblestone roads, but Arnaud managed to conquer them to secure the win with a brilliantly executed decisive sprint!

Well done*, Matthew! At just 22 years old, Matthew Riccitello made his mark on the 2025 edition of the Vuelta by capturing the white jersey as the best young rider. The American rider from the I-Premier Tech team showcased impressive consistency over the three weeks of racing. Long in a tight battle with Giulio Pellizzari, Riccitello capitalized on the decisive stages to turn the tide, particularly during the time trial and in the high mountains, where he confirmed his qualities as a well-rounded climber. *well played!

Faster than Van der Poel and Tim Wellens Displaying impressive power, Arnaud De Lie (Lotto) found his way back to victory this Sunday, August 24th, by winning the 5th and final stage of the Renewi Tour 2025 in a sprint against Mathieu Van der Poel. This victory also allows him to clinch the overall general classification ahead of the Dutchman and the Belgian champion Tim Wellens. First victory for the R AERO / S AERO combo This victory marks Arnaud's grand comeback after several challenging months and also symbolizes the very first victory for the new Ekoï R Aero helmet and S Aero glasses combo, unveiled during the Tour de France. In a thrilling finish where he was temporarily distanced, the Belgian rider came back authoritatively to claim victory like a true leader. Congratulated by Van der Poel at the finish line and acknowledged with a shared hug in an Instagram story, Arnaud De Lie proves he is indeed back at the forefront. credits: sprintcycling

A Third Victory in 12 Days Corbin Strong continued his winning streak by taking the win on Thursday in the 1st stage of the Arctic Race of Norway, edging out his teammate Riley Sheehan. This marks his third victory in 12 days, following a stage win and the overall classification at the Tour of Wallonia. Despite cold and rainy conditions in Harstad, the IPT team achieved a one-two finish. A Finish Tailored for Him As in his Wallonia victory, the finish line was on an uphill curve. Perfectly launched by Tom Van Asbroeck, Strong secured his third win of the season, with Sheehan right behind him. Strong expressed his appreciation for the pressure and his desire to reward his teammates' efforts, highlighting the positive impact of a training camp in Livigno on the team's dynamics. Challenging Conditions The New Zealand rider admitted he had to remove his warm clothing before the sprint, despite the intense cold and relentless rain. This weather was reminiscent of Stevie Williams' victory in the race two years earlier. Reactions and Prospects Sheehan, achieving his best result this season, praised the team's cohesion and tactical plan. Thanks to time bonuses, Strong leads Sheehan by 4 seconds in the overall standings before the 2nd stage, between Tennevoll and Sørreisa, which is expected to favor the sprinters once again. credit Sprint Cycling

Congratulations Kévin for this exceptional 7th place! Three weeks. Twenty-one stages of effort, focus, combat, and flair. And at the end, the 7th place in the general classification of the Tour de France 2025 for Kévin Vauquelin. We at Ekoï are immensely proud to support such a talented and humane rider. Throughout these three weeks, Kévin embodied audacity and consistency: wearing the white jersey as the best young rider, he even held the 3rd place in the general classification for a while, asserting his presence at the highest level, against the greatest. At Ekoï, we always believed in him. In his racing instinct, his calm determination, his potential as a future giant of French cycling. This Tour de France has confirmed it to the entire world. And how can we not mention the popular enthusiasm that carried Kévin and the peloton at every stage? Huge crowds, roads filled with encouragement, admiring faces. This connection with the public added even more depth to his journey. Kévin rose to the occasion, with heart and humility. At the finish, the words of the rider from the Arkéa B&B Hôtels team convey the intensity and the significance of his adventure: "My 7th place in the general classification, I'm beginning to realize it. It's incredible. It's about self-sacrifice. You always have to be present. The team never gave up. These were three full weeks, and everything before was intense too. I've more than grown, I've reached a new level." These words sum it all up. The commitment. The emotion. The surpassing of oneself. The clarity too, of a rider who has grown on this Tour, in the truest sense. And whose smile, after the effort, tells the essential: he...

An Uncontested Victory and Qualification for the World Championships! The 2023 world champion dominated the race across all three disciplines, with impressive times: Swimming: 45’50 – Cycling: 4h38’04 – Marathon: 2h41’15. Resulting in a stellar total time of 8h10’08. First out of the water, commanding on the bike, and solid on the run, Sam secures another well-executed victory and clinches his slot for the World Championships in Nice, on September 7th. Momentumet fortsætter.

After Olivia Onesti's title two weeks ago, another triumphant weekend for the Ekoï riders. In Germany, Ronja Eibl (Origine Racing Division) grabs the title in short-track, while in Italy, Martina Berta (Origine Racing Division) retains her crown in XCO among the Elite, alongside Giorgia Pellizotti (Trinx Factory Racing), who was victorious in the U19 category. In Spain, David Valero breaks all records with a tenth title in XCO (within an impressive BH Coloma quadruple) and secures a double in short-track. Also with BH Coloma, the Argentinian Cabriel Soto claims the national title in short-track. Finally, a big congratulations to Zoé Fayolle who becomes Junior French champion in downhill.

Jarno Widar, 2nd consecutive victory The Belgian Jarno Widar (19 years old, [Lotto] team) added another achievement to his palmarès by winning the prestigious Tour du Val d’Aoste for the second time, one of the main races in the U23 calendar. 3 stages and 3'50'' lead overall Widar claimed victory in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th stages, which allowed him to secure the overall classification with a significant lead. In the 5th and final stage, he triumphed in a sprint finish at Breuil Cervinia, after a 119.5-kilometer route featuring a final climb of 25 km at 5.7% gradient. In the final general classification, Widar leads over the Ecuadorian Mateo Pablo Ramirez ([UAE Emirates]) by 3 minutes 50, while the Frenchman Jean-Loup Fayolle ([Arkéa-B&B Hôtels]) takes 3rd place at 4 minutes 33. A race in mourning The 2nd stage of the race was canceled following the tragic death of Samuele Privitera, a young 19-year-old Italian rider ([Hagens-Berman-Jayco]), which occurred after a crash during the first stage. An already impressive palmarès Jarno Widar confirms his status as a promising talent in cycling. Besides the Tour du Val d’Aoste (2024, 205), he boasts prestigious victories such as Liège-Bastogne-Liège, La Flèche Ardennaise, and the Ronde de l’Isard in 2025. He also made a mark in the pro ranks by finishing 7th in the Tour des Alpes-Maritimes last February.

What a display of power and control yesterday on the roads of Caen! Our rider from the Arkéa B&B Hôtels team claimed a fantastic 5th place against the biggest names in the world peloton. Armed with the PURE AERO helmet, he devoured the 33 kilometers with style and efficiency, conceding only 49 seconds to the winner Remco Evenepoel, nothing less than the reigning world champion in the discipline! But that's not all... Vauquelin even finished ahead of the two-time Tour winner, Jonas Vingegaard, a testament to his exceptional form and the performance of his equipment. 3rd in the general classification Thanks to this superb performance, the Norman, widely cheered by the public on his home turf, climbs onto the podium of the general classification, proudly settling into 3rd place in the Tour! Statement: "These supporters, all the support, it's incredible, I'm over the moon, thank you all! I think it was one of my best time trials." Kévin, EKOÏ congratulates you on your performance!

Olivia Onesti, French Champion (Elite/U23) Olivia Onesti (BH Coloma) clinched her first French XCO championship title in the Elite category at Puy-Saint-Vincent. She ended the reign of Loana Lecomte, who was crowned four times in a row. A high-flying performance by the young rider in the heart of the Écrins National Park.Mathis Azzaro (Origine Racing Division) finished second in the men's category.

The American rider Matthew Riccitello clinches his first stage race victory by winning the overall classification of the Sibiu Cycling Tour, thanks in particular to his triumph in stage 2 and a 2nd place in stage 3. He secures his victory during the final time trial without taking risks, also finishing as the winner of the King of the Mountains classification. The IPT team, reduced to four riders, shone with two stage wins (Riccitello and Pickrell) and flawless tactical execution praised by the sports director. Credit Mario Stiehl

What an exceptional weekend for our ambassador and world champion Sam Laidlow, who claims victory in the most legendary race on the circuit: the Challenge Roth in Germany.He becomes only the second Frenchman in history to have his name engraved in the records of this iconic race.After several months of recovery and reflection, Sam makes a stunning comeback at the highest level, just two months before the IRONMAN World Championships in Nice where he will aim for a second world title on his home turf.Special mention to his cycling performance: 180 km at an average speed of over 44.5 km/h, with unwavering power and control.Our[Aero Pure TT helmet once again showcased its full aerodynamic potential in service of performance. Congratulations Sam, and see you in September to write a new chapter in the history of French triathlon! credit Christophe Raithel

Derek succeeds Michael... The maple leaf jersey changes shoulders but stays within the same team. Gee just clinched the title of Canadian road race champion, succeeding his teammate Mike Woods. An IPT Double The 199-kilometer race was marked by a decisive breakaway formed by Gee, Hugo Houle, and Luke Valenti, all from the IPT team. Taking advantage of their numerical superiority, Gee and Houle launched several attacks. Gee executed the decisive attack before the fifth and final lap, quickly creating a gap of 1 minute 30 until the finish in St-Georges. Behind, Houle takes the second place. The winner described the race as "very difficult, under challenging weather conditions", but was pleased with the team effort. Promising for the Tour Derek Gee is having an exceptional 2025 season. He won a stage and the overall classification of O Gran Camiño, finished third in the Tour of the Alps, and achieved his best result in a Grand Tour with a 4th place at the Giro d’Italia. Photos: Rob Jones / Canadian Cyclist

With his 2nd place, Mathis breaks into the world top 10! Mathis Azzaro (Origine Racing Division) lands another podium finish in Italy, at Val di Sole. With his second place, the Frenchman once again makes the Ekoï colors shine and edges closer to his first World Cup victory. Leading the race for a long time, he was caught shortly before the final lap and ultimately had to concede to the Chilean Martín Vidaurre.

Bravo Kévin, you impressed us at the Tour de Suisse! Leader for three days after a solid mountain stage, he resisted attacks from Alaphilippe and Almeida, and finished the penultimate stage in third place. In the final time trial, he relinquished the yellow jersey and ultimately finished 2nd overall. This performance confirms his promising future in the Tour de France. "I came (to the Tour de Suisse) expecting to get a beating... and here I am, finishing second at the Tour de Suisse, with career milestones reached in just one week. It's just phenomenal," he stated at the finish to Eurosport microphones.

Sur deux labels majeurs du triathlon mondial – Challenge et Ironman – nos athlètes ont brillé au plus haut niveau ! Aux Sables-d’Olonne, sur le tout premier Ironman full français, India Lee domine la course de bout en bout en 8h24, décrochant sa qualification pour les Mondiaux à Hawaï. À Gdansk, lors du Lotto Challenge, Nina Derron s’impose brillamment, suivie de près par Julie Iemollo, 2ᵉ. Un superbe doublé Ekoi qui confirme la forme de nos athlètes sur le circuit Challenge Family. Nos équipements, dont le casque Aero Pure, ont une nouvelle fois fait la différence sur le vélo. Crédits photos : activimages-BZborowski

Congratulations Vincenzo! During the second stage of the Tour de Suisse, Vincenzo Albanese, rider of the EF Education-EasyPost team, claimed victory in a particularly demanding uphill finish, expertly managing his sprint on the slopes of Schwarzsee. Albanese seized the opportunity in the final kilometer to play his personal card and secure his first WorldTour victory at 28 years old. Albanese, well positioned in the slipstream of Lewis Askey, launched his sprint 200 meters from the line and no one could match him. The Italian rider was wearing the Ekoï Racing C12 Pro Team shoes, designed to offer maximum power transfer and optimal precision during the effort. STATEMENT: "It's my first victory in the WorldTour, and in this fantastic race in Switzerland, I am very, very happy. I thank my entire team, it was a fantastic job in the last kilometer. (...) I felt good from the start, and my role today was to lead out [Madis] Mihkels, but in the last kilometer, [Quinn] Simmons and others attacked and I followed them. Then I saw the last 200 meters and went full gas to the line." Congratulations Vincenzo! Ekoï is proud to support such a talented rider. This victory comes just a few weeks after the outstanding performance of Richard Carapaz, also equipped with Ekoï, who won a stage and finished third in the general classification at the Giro. It is further proof of the trust that the top riders in the peloton have in Ekoï's gear. It's the 6th victory for EKOÏ shoes in 2025!

Bravo Jarno Widar! What a demonstration! The young Belgian prodigy brilliantly claimed victory on the 3rd stage of the Giro Next Gen (U23), the first summit finish of this edition.Determined and incisive, he left Lorenzo Finn behind in the last kilometer to cross the line solo. Already the overall winner last year, Jarno confirms with flair his status as a favorite. Ekoï congratulates you on this beautiful victory! Winner's statement: "When Lorenzo Finn attacked, I didn't hesitate for a second and went with him (...) I didn't know if Lorenzo was suffering in the last kilometer or if he was just playing with my nerves. That's why I waited for the last 300 meters to launch my final attack." Ekoï Equipment: AR14 helmet and Premium80 glasses Photo credits Photonews

This weekend, the global triathlon scene was buzzing with the T100 Vancouver, a key stage of the T100 World Series, proudly sponsored by Ekoï. Our athletes shone at the highest level, proudly sporting the brand's colors. Jelle Geens, our Belgian ambassador, delivered an outstanding performance by winning the men's race, marking his second victory this season, which catapults him to the top of the global standings. A display of power, consistency, and skill. In the women's category, Swiss athlete Julie Derron confirmed her excellent current form by taking 2nd place, just two weeks after her victory in San Francisco. An impressive consistency at the highest global level. These results also signify strong visibility for Ekoi: thanks to international broadcasting, notably on [Eurosport] and numerous partner channels, the brand was highlighted throughout the event. Our products once again made a difference, especially the PURE AERO helmet, which stood out for its aerodynamics and performance on the cycling section. This early season not only confirms the excellence of our athletes but also Ekoï’s commitment to high-level triathlon, dedicated to performance.

Bravo Jake! After coming so close to his first victory in the WorldTour during the first stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné on Sunday — where he was the fastest behind the four main contenders for the general classification — Jake Stewart finally made it happen today in Mâcon, during the 5th stage. “My teammates positioned me perfectly. I launched before (Jonathan) Milan and managed to hold on to the line.” Thanks to the work of his teammates, notably Krists Neilands and Matîs Louvel, who helped reel in the breakaway of the day, Stewart was able to approach the final kilometer in an ideal position, with the invaluable assistance of Guillaume Boivin. Confident, the British rider launched his sprint from afar and delivered a powerful finish, irresistible to his rivals. This marks the second victory for the 25-year-old Brit in the colors of IPT, less than a month after his very first win during the final stage of the 4 Days of Dunkirk.