Jumbo-Visma raced far fewer races than UAE Team Emirates during the 2023 season

The cycling world experienced an exciting season in 2023, with a myriad of races around the world. As the season draws to a close, it is the right time to take stock of the teams that stood out the most for their active participation in competitions. Two teams stood out at the top of the list: Cofidis and Intermarché - Circus - Wanty, both with 290 days of racing during the year.

Among the big teams, it is worth mentioning the fourth place of UAE Team Emirates or the seventh place of BORA - hansgrohe. Jumbo-Visma is miraculously in the top 20 with the most races, racing 30 races less than its Emirati rivals. INEOS Grenadiers was also far behind UAE, although with a few more races than Jumbo and two less than Soudal Quick-Step. Movistar Team is 12th with the most races contested.

1. Cofidis - WT - 290 races
2. Intermarché - Circus - Wanty - WT - 290 races
3. Team Arkéa Samsic - WT - 289 races
4. UAE Team Emirates - WT - 278 races
5. Alpecin-Deceuninck - WT - 276 races
6. Astana Qazaqstan Team - WT - 276 races
7. BORA - hansgrohe - WT - 276 races
8. Trek - Segafredo - WT - 271 races
9. Team DSM - WT - 265 races
10. Lotto Dstny - PRT - 263 races
11. AG2R Citroën Team - WT - 261 races
12. Movistar Team - WT - 261 races
13. Soudal - Quick Step - WT - 256 races
14. INEOS Grenadiers - WT - 254 races
15. EF Education-EasyPost - WT - 253 races
16. Team Jayco AlUla - WT - 252 races
17. Israel - Premier Tech - PRT - 250 races
18. Groupama - FDJ - WT - 248 races
19. Jumbo-Visma - WT - 237 races
20. Green Project-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè - PRT - 226 races
21. TotalEnergies - PRT - 222 races
22. Bahrain - Victorious - WT - 216 races
23. Uno-X Pro Cycling Team - PRT - 206 races
24. Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team - PRT - 197 races
25. Team Corratec - Selle Italia - PRT - 178 races
26. Bingoal WB - PRT - 177 strokes
27. Caja Rural - Seguros RGA - PRT - 166 races
28. Kern Pharma Team - PRT - 162 races
29. EOLO-Kometa - PRT - 161 races
30. Burgos-BH - PRT - 160 races

Article written by Juan Larra.