Is this the best national champion’s kit of 2017? Larry Warbasse shows off stars and stripes jersey

😍🇺🇸😍🇺🇸😍 / It's here. / I feel so incredibly honored to be able to wear this jersey for the next year. I hope to return the favor and honor it as well. / Let's do this. • • • • • 📸 @conordunne1 • #aquabluesport #vermarcsport #beTough #procycling #USPro #raphacc #rapha #girohelmets #secrettrainingcc

A post shared by Larry Warbasse (@warbasse) on Jul 30, 2017 at 12:41pm PDT

Depending on the team, national champion’s jerseys can be a bit hit and miss, but Aqua Blue Sport have shown the rest how it’s done with Larry Warbasse’s US champion’s jersey.

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While Dutch champion Ramon Sinkeldam had to make do with some tiny red, white and blue stripes across the front of his Team Sunweb jersey, Warbasse’s stars and stripes are suitably loud and brash, with Aqua Blue’s branding subtly integrated into the design.

My first race in the Stars and Stripes 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. A bit rusty after a while without racing, but enjoyed the first stage of Vuelta a Burgos nonetheless! One down, four to go 👍🏽. • For more photos, check out Aquabluesport.com • • • • • 📸@aquabluesport #aquabluesport #burgos #vueltaburgos #raphacc #vermarcsport #beTough #ridleybikes #nationalchamp #procycling

A post shared by Larry Warbasse (@warbasse) on Aug 2, 2017 at 1:30am PDT

Warbasse is racing in the kit for the first time at the Vuelta a Burgos this week, coming home in 36th place on Tuesday’s opening stage as he made his comeback in his first racing appearance since winning the national championship at the end of June.

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Despite only having been in existence since the start of the year, Aqua Blue Sport have already established a strong reputation when it comes to designing national champions’ jersey, providing Adam Blythe with a simple put stylish British champion’s jersey at the start of the year, including the option for either white or black shorts.