Team Jayco AlUla, EF Education-EasyPost and Groupama-FDJ 2024 jerseys accidentally leaked by Tour Down Under
CyclingSaturday, 30 December 2023 at 11:55
The Tour Down Under will host for the first time the World Tour peloton in 2024. The race is seeing the debut of new jerseys from many World Tour teams, however it has accidentally leaked the upcoming colours of three teams.
As the race organizers provided a provisional startlist on their website, alongside the team names were also the jerseys of most teams. Among those were Team Jayco AlUla, EF Education-EasyPost and Groupama-FDJ, who have not yet publicly shared their new jersey. This has since been corrected, but not before keen eyes spotted the details.
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- This sort of communication can be taken offline. He has Tadej's contact. Tadej rode with his son. I don't see any instance where Tadej showed lack of humility. If he meant Tadej not going all out, then it's his perception. You know what I think is lack of humility? Delivering more crushing blow than necessary after your opponent is at his limit, like the way the German football team did to Brazil. It's good for spectators though. But, that's just my perception.
KerisVroom17-06-2025 - Pogi hasn't crashed yet?😅Veganpotter17-06-2025
- When I saw the jersey and the headline, I thought it's Chris Froome until I saw the age.KerisVroom17-06-2025
- It just goes to show that the people in charge dont know how to name a race. Who will remember "Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes". Shorten it to Tour ARAabstractengineer17-06-2025
- IDT cared more about defending 2nd than defending 1st. The thought of coming in 3rd behind RC was a bigger loss to his ego than losing 1st to master Yates. IDT is a total dong.Onepiece17-06-2025
- IDT cared more about defending 2nd than defending 1st. The thought of coming in 3rd behind RC was a bigger loss to his ego than losing 1st to master Yates. IDT is a total dong.Onepiece17-06-2025
- I liked the way Del Toro raced, attractive and humble, up till the last day, where he should have gone for it. 2nd or 3rd they both are podiums and nobody remembers who was what. Carapaz was leading the ascent, he should have lead the descent, that would have been a fantastic deal, considering he had most to lose. But he wanted more.JoostMehrtens17-06-2025
- Cyclists already don’t have many options, can’t all become DS (for which many aren’t gifted) or open bike shops,, it’s something fans of free sport have to accept as part of the deal. Besides, there’s really very little to report about cycling and its protagonists, what you see is what you get.Mistermaumau17-06-2025
- I get that you have reason for criticising but they did put the word in quotation marks which indicates exactly what you say in a less roundabout way. Disappointed but not really.Mistermaumau17-06-2025
- He wanted to get his 100th win during the TDFComplainingwhinging17-06-2025
The jerseys were pretty decent loiking.
The Joyko one look like it was spray painted half-way orange, up to the chest was replaced by the blue, then the blue was replaced by the white on the shoulders. Pretty decent. More than enough to make it stand out on the peloton.
The FDJ one looks more like a French Olympic cycling jersey than a World Tour team jersey. Again still good enough to make them stand out among the peloton. Not many wore blue jerseys anyway, aside Movistar perhaps🤣.
The EF Education-Easy Post one look more like Giro D'Italia's Maglia Rosa jersey. So, they might had to wear alternate jerseys, should they go to Giro, in order to avoid confusion with the pink jersey holder.
Hope, I'm not offended anyone for this😅
Jayko for sure looks like spray paint fade jersey.