Trek-Segafredo

Trek Factory Racing rumoured to be looking for new general classification contender

By Gregor Brown Published 18 July 14

The 'Behind the Stripes' documentary will be aired on Tuesday night, offering an insight into one of cycling's biggest teams

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 2 February 16

The Frenchman could link up with Vincenzo Nibali at Trek next season

By Richard Windsor Published 9 July 19

Segafredo's Massimo Zanetti dismisses claims it is a bad time to invest in cycling, despite Oleg Tinkov's complaints about the sport's lack of desire to reform

By Gregor Brown Published 17 December 15

Mads Pedersen's breakthrough second place at the Tour of Flanders is already paying dividends as the Danish rider signed a two-year contract extension.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 3 April 18

Lizzy Banks comes home in second place as Deignan becomes the first triple-winning woman in Plouay

By Owen Rogers Published 25 August 20

Both teams are looking ahead to the Alps and are trying to move on from the drama on Mont Ventoux

By Richard Windsor Published 16 July 16

After a variety of black, white and red jerseys, the US-registered Trek-Segafredo has unveiled it's all-red 2018 team kit

By Nigel Wynn Published 14 December 17

Trek Factory Rider Andy Schleck suffering with knee injury after stage three crash, and quits Tour de France

By Nigel Wynn Published 8 July 14

John Degenkolb will replace Fabian Cancellara at Trek-Segafredo in 2017, according to a source with knowledge of the situation

By Gregor Brown Published 25 May 16

Defending Tour of the Basque Country champion Alberto Contador was caught up in a crash with 700 metres to go in the 2017 race's opening stage

By Nigel Wynn Published 4 April 17

Fabian Cancellara is testing a disc brake bike in his winter training, but his Trek technical director believes he will use a traditional system in his Classics season

By Gregor Brown Published 1 December 15

Swiss time trial and classics star Fabian Cancellara solos to victory on the third day of the Challenge Mallorca

By Nigel Wynn Published 30 January 16

Do you chose an aero bike or a climbing bike? Trek-Segafredo rider Bauke Mollema explains which he prefers and when out of the Trek Madone aero bike and Trek Emonda climbing bike

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 4 March 16

Trek Factory Racing rider Fabian Cancellara confirms he will return to racing at the Tour des Fjords at the end of May

By Stuart Clarke Published 13 May 15

Young Trek-Segafredo rider winds down between Tour of California stages by showing off his wheelie skills. Plus scroll on for more cycling videos

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 25 May 16

Cancellara was left disappointed after finishing second to Peter Sagan in his final Tour of Flanders, but said that he's 'not Superman'

By Gregor Brown Published 3 April 16

Long-standing men's WorldTour team Trek-Segafredo are set to launch a women's team for 2019

By Owen Rogers Published 12 July 18

Ryder Hesjedal abandons the Giro d'Italia on stage 14 with reported stomach problems, leaving Trek-Segafredo with seven riders

By Stuart Clarke Published 21 May 16

Australian is set to share Tour de France GC with Bauke Mollema, while Vincenzo Nibali aims for the Giro

By Owen Rogers Published 13 December 19

The maglia nera lives on

By Richard Windsor Published 31 May 15

Danny van Poppel, winner of stage 12 of the Vuelta a España, will sign for Team Sky for 2016 according to a report in the Dutch press

By Stuart Clarke Published 11 September 15

Edward Theuns, 24, and Niccolo Bonifazio, 21, sign with Trek Factory Racing for 2016 with both riders eyeing up the Spring Classics

By Stuart Clarke Published 19 August 15

Another early-season win for Trek-Segafredo as Danish champion Mads Pedersen claims bunch sprint on stage two of the 2018 Herald Sun Tour in Australia

By Nigel Wynn Published 2 February 18

Annemiek van Vleuten said she turned down Trek-Segafredo to keep racing exciting.  

By Alex Ballinger Published 15 December 20

Tour Down Under stage winner Jack Bobridge returns to the WorldTour to sign a one-year contract with Trek Factory Racing

By Stuart Clarke Published 15 September 15

Jasper Stuyven sat gutted after the sixth stage of the Giro d'Italia having narrowly missed out on a stage win

By Gregor Brown Published 11 May 17