December is the time when most WorldTour teams head to sunnier climes for their winter training camps, but judging by this video from FDJ the French team got a bum deal with the weather in southern Spain.
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We rode and reviewed the Ouray, Parlee Cycles' first new bike model since facing bankruptcyThe storied American brand continues with a Portugal-made carbon steed that goes zoom but doesn’t fit like a race bike
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Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in SportWe asked a coach how to best analyse our end of year Strava data
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Lapierre to return to the WordTour with Picnic PostNLFrench bike brand to return to cycling’s top level with Dutch WordTour team after 22 year long partnership with Groupama-FDJ ended in 2023
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'There's always wine' - Marc Madiot offers unique dinner experience for fans at Tour de FranceEver wanted to share a bottle of wine with Groupama-FDJ's manager? Now's your chance
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Want to win Thibaut Pinot's Vuelta bike? Groupama-FDJ auctions off tech and kitThe team says a lucky fan will get to spend a day with Marc Madiot at the Tour de France, too
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Thibaut Pinot will tackle the Tour de France once more in 2022Frenchman aims for podium again eight years after he last achieved the feat, will be joined by David Gaudu and Michael Storer
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Groupama-FDJ unsatisfied with 2021 season's lack of memorable victoryThe French-based team claims it was an average year, despite winning 24 races
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Italian junior Samuele Manfredi awakes from medically induced comaThe 18-year-old had been in the coma since a collision with a car in early December
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Arnaud Démare wins chaotic opening stage of Paris-Nice as big GC gaps already open upArnaud Démare (FDJ) won the first stage of this year's Paris-Nice ahead of Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step Floors) in a chaotic day in northern France.
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Arnaud Démare: 'I don't have to justify myself' over Milan-San Remo allegationsMilan-San Remo winner Arnaud Démare criticises riders who said he took a tow up the Cipressa climb, dismissing them as 'bad sports and sore losers'
