🆕✨Ⓜ️ Meet our #MovistarTeam2024 kit! 👊🏼 GOBIK x #Telefonica100 | #RodamosJuntos
This Thursday saw the presentation of Movistar Team for the 2024 season. The Spanish team, which has completed a great off-season full of exciting signings, has first announced the jersey that its riders will wear next year.
The team has done it in video format and through a publication in their social networks. These will be the first colors worn by Nairo Quintana, Remi Cavagna, Davide Formolo, Pelayo Sánchez, Lorenzo Milesi... and other signings as Movistar Team riders. Do not miss the video below.
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📞 #Telefonica100 con nosotros 🚹 @vivobr à estreia 🇧🇷 Ⓜ️ La esencia de siempre GOBIK x #MovistarTeam2024 📸 @cxcling
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- Tbh, he has A LOT more recent knowledge from inside the peloton than any of usvappaxbipmv21-11-2025
- That’s like, just your opinion maaan!Pedalmasher21-11-2025
- Here's my take: Tadej Pogacar's 2024 season is widely regarded as the greatest in cycling history. He achieved a Giro d'Italia and Tour de France double and won the World Championships in Zurich with a decisive 100-kilometer attack. Pogačar further distinguished his season by winning Il Lombardia, making him the first rider in history to win two Grand Tours, two Monuments (Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Il Lombardia), and the World Championships in the same year. His season was marked by 25 victories across 58 race days, all but one of his wins came at WorldTour-level races, with over half of his victories coming from the Giro and Tour de France. His dominance was evident in the margins: he won the Giro by nearly 10 minutes, the Tour by over six minutes, and claimed victories with margins as large as 3:16 at Il Lombardia. His wins were almost exclusively solo efforts, showcasing his attacking prowess and unmatched strength. Let's not forget Pogačar’s 81.1-kilometer solo in the Italian classic Strade Bianche, marked as one of the longest solo efforts at WorldTour level. Cycling analysts have concluded that his 2024 campaign stands as the best ever completed by a professional cyclist, surpassing even legendary seasons by Eddy Merckx, Fausto Coppi, and Sean Kelly due to its combination of quantity, quality, and the unprecedented scope of achievements.NikkoNicco21-11-2025
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santiagobenites20-11-2025 - Roubaix he was really close to this year already. And that was on a V4, Y1 is much faster, plus added experience for him, and the teamvappaxbipmv20-11-2025
- Vuelta de Espana: easy ✅. Milano-SanRemo (the most difficult for him) and Paris-Roubaix, maybe he has to wait the declination or a day NO of Mathieu VdP (maybe).
maria2024202420-11-2025 - It doesn't matter to cycling. This is a distraction.awp20-11-2025
- Who cares.awp20-11-2025
- Van Aert is still capable of transcendent performances. But the days of a man who could win sprint stages, mountaintop finishes, and time trials in a single grand tour appear to be over. That last crash in the Vuelta appeared to be one too many--ironic, since he wasn't taking big risks and it didn't look that bad. This is why I enjoy Pogacar's courageous exploits while they last. An era can end in a moment.
MarkFour20-11-2025 - The Christians voting for a very sinful man as their president thinking he is the second coming of Jesus is pretty hilarious and also that many of them lost their jobs due to his policies in the name of MAGA.abstractengineer20-11-2025
Still that same blue jersey though. Same like Jumbo, their jerseys are unchanged😅🙄🙄
I see that they went with a really drastic change this year. They're barely recognizable! 😅😉