Movistar's new jersey for 2025! Spanish team moves away from all-blue to a new white design
CyclingWednesday, 18 December 2024 at 19:06
Today's team presentation in Madrid is the day where Movistar Team reveals it's colours for the 2025 season and the Spanish team has done something which has not been seen much in the World Tour this month - a new design.
In a day marked by Team Jayco AlUla's new purple jersey, we have a second big change in the World Tour. Movistar, as seen in the team's ongoing livestream, has revealed it's new white jersey with small light blue details in it's arms and a dark blue bringing out the classic 'M' on the chest.
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(📷 screenshot from live stream of team presentation) pic.twitter.com/tpJFILmn38
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