Specialized, a global leader in cycling innovation, and professional cycling team FDJ-SUEZ will start a strategic partnership in 2025. This is great news for Demi Vollering, who will ride for the top French team in 2025. Vollering was already riding on Specialized at SD-Workx in recent years and now the US frame builder is joining the French state-run team. Both parties obviously share a passion for performance and innovation. So they are joining forces to ensure they stay at the top of cycling. That will be music to Vollering's ears.
Top-level cooperation
FDJ-SUEZ has proven itself in the international cycling world with a unique blend of dynamism and competitiveness. Specialised is known for its pioneering products that inspire pros and amateur cyclists alike. The partnership offers Specialized the chance to work with a team that is forward-looking and committed to excellence. This is also grist to the mill for Lars BOom, the new sporting director of the women's team. So will there also be a cross bike? Or will Boom only go for the Specialized Roubaix edition.
High-tech support
For FDJ-SUEZ, this partnership means access to advanced cycling technology and Specialized's expertise. Together, they will develop bikes and equipment that meet the demands of top-level athletes.
FDJ-SUEZ reaction
"We are extremely proud of this collaboration with Specialized, an undisputed leader in the world of cycling," the team said. "This collaboration gives us the opportunity to fulfil our ambitions, thanks to a combination of trust, innovation and shared commitment to our athletes and cycling."
With this collaboration, 2025 promises an exciting new chapter for both parties.
More about FDJ-Suez can be found on the team's site
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