With 30 names signed up for 2025,
Cofidis joins a number of teams who have already completed their lineups for next season. If you hoped for transfer bombshells, you'll be disappointed as neither
Jan Maas nor
Paul Ourselin come as leaders, but rather quite the opposite.
With the 28-year-old Jan Maas, Cofidis adds a loyal worker who can compete on all types of terrains.
WielerFlits reports that it was Cofidis' wish to add a versatile rider who will be ready to fill in for whichever race needed. Maas is not unfamiliar with the role, yet he still hopes to prove there's more to him.
"Cofidis is a team with a great history. It is part of one of the great cycling nations and it is a chance to be able to compete under its colours. What I like is being able to help my teammates, doing everything to allow them to express their full potential and succeed in obtaining good results. I like difficult races whether they are the classics or the stage races. Obviously, I dream of being able to compete in the Tour de France with Cofidis," Maas says in a
press release.