Rudy Molard agrees to a two-year extension of his contract at Groupama - FDJ which will see him complete a tenth season with the team
CyclingMonday, 29 July 2024 at 05:30
Rudy Molard will continue to race in the colours of Groupama - FDJ in the coming years. The 34-year-old Frenchman has extended his contract with the WorldTeam by two years. Molard has been riding for Marc Madiot's team since 2017.
Molard, who has extended his contract until 2026, is currently in his eighth season with the French formation. Over those years, he has achieved some great results such as finishing 7th in GC of Paris-Nice (2019 and 2020) twice. Molard also wore the red jersey at Vuelta a Espana for a day in 2022.
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