Trek-Segafredo

Silvan Dillier rider took his first Grand Tour stage win as Bob Jungels retained the overall lead on stage seven of the Giro d'Italia

By Richard Windsor Published 11 May 17

Trek has debuted a fully customised Emonda, honouring the Spaniard's Grand Tour success

By Rupert Radley Published 15 February 17

Trek-Segafredo have reportedly offered Tom Pidcock a joint contract alongside cyclo-cross team Telenet-Fidea Lions

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 14 February 17

The Dane says he wants to 'honour' the rainbow jersey but has nothing to prove

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 27 July 20

Richie Porte was able to remain calm under pressure and avoided losses after hitting his head in a fall at the Tour de France.

By Alex Ballinger Published 17 July 19

Vincenzo Nibali has confirmed his move to Trek-Segafredo for 2020.

By Alex Ballinger Published 8 August 19

Trek Factory Racing is preparing itself for a revamp for 2015. Is it really a case out with the old and in with the new?

By Kenny Pryde Published 25 July 14

Antonio Tiberi was left with a deep wound to his knee after a bizarre crash across the finish line in the UAE Tour time trial.

By Alex Ballinger Published 22 February 21

New super-team send warning to the women's peloton winning their first road race

By Owen Rogers Published 10 January 19

Former Omega Pharma-Quick-Step rider Gert Steegmans signs for Trek, adding to their sprinting and classics experience

By Stuart Clarke Published 1 December 14

Belgian Jasper Stuyven is co-owner of a chocolate shop, and they've created something special to celebrate his KOM lead in the 2016 Tour de France

By Nigel Wynn Published 4 July 16

We take a look at some of the most notable riders who remain without contracts for the 2015 season

By Gregor Brown Published 21 October 14

John Degenkolb is the rightful heir to the Classics throne, and he has a tailor made team, and the whole of Germany, behind him

By Sophie Hurcom Published 6 April 17

Trek Factory Racing star posts on Twitter that he will be able to begin his home Tour after suffering from an infection

By Richard Windsor Published 12 June 15

Jack Bobridge stormed to victory by nearly three minutes in the Australian National Championships road race, having been in the breakaway all day

By Stuart Clarke Published 11 January 16

Returning from a horror crash at the Tour de France and bouts of sickness, the veteran Swiss reflects on what could be his final full season in the pro peloton

By Gregor Brown Published 23 August 15

Elisa Longo Borghini took the overall lead of the 2020 Giro Rosa after Trek-Segafredo won the opening stage team time trial.

By Owen Rogers Published 11 September 20

It's Fabian Cancellara's last year in the professional peloton and Eurosport have been behind the scenes with the Swiss rider for a six-part documentary series

By Stuart Clarke Published 2 March 16

John Degenkolb said his Roubaix stage win at the Tour de France was “was the most emotional victory of his career.”

By Alex Ballinger Published 5 November 18

Fabian Cancellara has confirmed he will race at Strade Bianche in March and will take part in the amateur sportive over the same course the following day

By Cycling Weekly Published 11 February 16

Trek-Segafredo finished in 18th at 1-18 down on stage two winners Jumbo-Visma

By Richard Windsor Published 7 July 19

German rider John Degenkolb's Classics preparations disrupted by bronchitis, as he abandons Paris-Nice

By Nigel Wynn Published 9 March 18

By Stuart Clarke Published 22 April 15

Jens Voigt set to match record of 17 Tour de France starts, held by George Hincapie and Stuart O'Grady

By Gregor Brown Published 26 June 14

After snow hit Mallorca earlier this week, and with the island due to hit with more bad weather over the weekend, Trek-Segafredo have decided to head home.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 20 January 17

Spanish star Alberto Contador says that he's enjoying racing the Vuelta a España his way in his last ever appearance as a professional cyclist

By Nigel Wynn Published 4 September 17

Former world champion says her head is still ahead of her legs as she continues her return to racing

By Richard Windsor Published 3 May 19