Demi Vollering proves star power as Nike and Specialized follow her to FDJ-Suez: "This is an incredible milestone in my career and a great moment for women's cycling"

Demi Vollering, the winner of the 2023 Tour de France Femmes and 2024 Vuelta, has made a high-profile transfer to FDJ - Suez during the off-season. The move comes alongside exciting announcements for the team, including partnerships with Specialized and Nike.

FDJ-Suez has highlighted the exclusivity of their partnership with Nike, which will supply the team’s leisurewear. In their press release, the team proudly stated they are the only cycling team sponsored by the iconic brand.

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"This is a unique opportunity for the team," said FDJ-Suez general manager Stephen Delcourt. "Working with such an iconic brand will only strengthen our identity. We are looking forward to a long-term partnership where we can complement each other both on and off the bike."

Vollering, who has come under fire in recent days for some of her performances in 2024, has a personal sponsorship deal with Nike, and expressed her excitement on social media: "I am so happy that it is finally official. Nike, my personal partner, will also be working with my new team FDJ-Suez. This is an incredible milestone in my career and a great moment for women's cycling. It is fantastic to see how together we can make more impact, by raising the bar in the cycling world. I want to thank everyone who made this possible."

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She also expressed gratitude towards those who supported her journey: "First and foremost, I have to thank my friend Jan for always thinking ahead and supporting me every step of the way. I also want to thank FDJ-Suez for their will to grow, innovate and approach things differently. I also want to thank Nike for believing in me and their will to improve women's cycling and sports. The fact that you are now also going to support the team, feels even more special."